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EPISODE · Feb 24, 2017 · 1H 19M

Calibrating Dark Soles: A Barefoot Romp Through the "Git Gud" Genre

from Constantly Calibrating Podcast (Gaming & Geek Culture) · host Constantly Calibrating LLC

Journey with us to a land of misbegotten thoughts, as our team is joined by special guest Cutwright for a romp in the "Git Gud" or "Why can't I say alive" genre of gaming. Our panel of exhausted and sometimes humiliated hosts explore this genre from humble beginnings as Demon Souls, all the way up to recent release NiOH, and beyond to find out why people keep playing them. Co-host Josh also tries to read fan/audience submissions at the most inopportune of times. Before getting to the meat of the show, the team settle in as Josh drops a review for Mitch Rapp: Off Book, releasing March 6th. Let's also not forget the exploration of the Nintendo Switch UI leak, what in the world is up with the box sizes for the system, and an exploration of a recent Mass Effect Andromeda game series video. That and more, possibly less, possibly and accurate representation on this week's episode of the Constantly Calibrating Podcast.

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