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No Prisoners, No Mercy - Show 221

EPISODE · Jan 29, 2019 · 52 MIN

No Prisoners, No Mercy - Show 221

from No Prisoners, No Mercy · host Julie Whitefeather and Fran Kosac

 Welcome to Show 221. This time out the No Prisoners, No Mercy team discuss the following subjects. 1. When games like Tell Tale Games and Wildstar close do we have the right to complain if we haven't played it in some time? Why did the games close? 2. If we could turn back the clock and bring back any of the games we have played in the past, what would it be and why? 3. What is good writing? Getting involved in writing.   See You Online

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