Episode 13: Geist
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Electronic Game Fair: A Let’s Play Podcast
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Is it an FPS? An adventure game? A "first-person action-adventure with second-person elements"? We find out this month when we play Geist, the inventive but disappointing Gamecube ghost adventure. And one of us finds out what all the fuss is about this "Fortnite" the kids these days are into.
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