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Resident Evil (1996) – Video Games: A Serious Show

An episode of the Video Games: A Comedy Show podcast, hosted by Jeremy Schmidt, titled "Resident Evil (1996) – Video Games: A Serious Show" was published on September 4, 2019 and runs 41 minutes.

September 4, 2019 ·41m · Video Games: A Comedy Show

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The Los Illuminados meets deep underground to discus the 1996 Capcom classic for the PlaystationOne, Resident Evil. Michael McCollor and Jeremy…

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The Los Illuminados meets deep underground to discus the 1996 Capcom classic for the PlaystationOne, Resident Evil. Michael McCollor and Jeremy…

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