EPISODE · Dec 14, 2021 · 33 MIN
Nostalgia in Gaming
from Game Therapy · host Chris and Steph
Remembrance of games past. The inaugural episode of Game Therapy, where we wax nostalgic on games from our childhood, discuss ways for people to play the great games from days gone by, and trot out some of our personal favorites that always summon up those warm and fuzzies. Also, Steph uses "chock-a-block" in a sentence!
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Remembrance of games past. The inaugural episode of Game Therapy, where we wax nostalgic on games from our childhood, discuss ways for people to play the great games from days gone by, and trot out some of our personal favorites that always summon up those warm and fuzzies. Also, Steph uses "chock-a-block" in a sentence!
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