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Feb 27, 2015 1 hr 23 min

Hit Points #3: Past, Present and Future

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Spinning out of Hall of Toys and part of the Zone 4 family, Hit Points is back! Brant and Chris return with a brand new episode of the podcast focusing on the world of video gaming. In this episode, the guys discuss what they've been playing recently, including The Order: 1886, Dying Light, You Don't Know Jack and Mario Kart. Then they talk about some gaming news, including the new DLC for Far Cry 4, the Gold Mario Amiibo selling out, Club Nintendo closing, new Mortal Kombat X characters and more. From there, it's onto the new releases for the month of March 2015. And finally, the guys close out the show with some announcements. www.ZONE4PODCAST.com If you'd like to sponsor an episode of Hit Points, go here for details, or email us. If you'd like to email us about the show, do so at HOT @ comicrelated.com (no spaces). Links to Some of the Stuff Discussed on the Show Hit Points Episode 1 Hit Points Episode 2 Legend of Zelda on Netflix Dying Light Walkthrough Part 1 The Order: 1886 Walkthrough Part 1 The Order: 1886 Walkthrough Part 2 Saints Row IV Walkthrough Part 1 Far Cry 4 DLC - Yetis Gold Mario Amiibo Sells Out Club Nintendo Closing Mortal Kombat X New Characters Revealed Back to the Future from Telltale Games Monster Hunter 4 MLB 15 The Show 10th Anniversary Edition New Releases for March 2015 Brooklyn Boyz 13 Where's My Tail? Frontline Gaming Zone Comic Frontline <

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