Episode 36: The Most Important Question Ever

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Saturday 3/10/18 Join us as we discuss: -Ben's video game world scenario -Over/Under 20 years until SAO type of technology? -How much would you pay for it? -What genre would you like to plan on the system? Make sure to follow, comment, and review our podcasts!

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