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The SML Podcast – Random Video Game Chatter With Christof Dowgos And A Defective PS4

By Joe Cammisa

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Monday night is here and it's time for The SML Podcast Episode 74: Summer Time Means No News Time here on Bleeding Cool!

This week we are joined by friend of the show Christof Dowgos! He's a musician, gamer, and all around nerd and he's here to chat randomness with us!

Since it's still Summer and there's still no real game news, we just chat games. Difficulty conversation, achievement conversation, retro gaming chatter, and how much I hate Service Electric, my internet "provider" that is incredibly terrible.

I'd love to give a more precise description of this episode, but I really can't. Oh, except for the fact that I once again have to deal with a defective PS4, so the amount of Sony anger in this episode is pretty high. Grrr.

Check out the mp3 of the show here or check out the YouTube version!

If that doesn't work for you, you can check us out on iTunes and subscribe to us and get all of the episodes a few days early!

The music for this week is a three pack of songs from the band Rare Candy, by request of Christof!

Rare Candy – Dark World (Zelda: A Link to the Past)

Rare Candy – Athletic (Yoshi's Island)

Rare Candy – Summer Boss Battle (Final Fantasy IV)

Thanks for checking us out and we'll see you next Monday with a new episode!

Joe Cammisa is an unemployed nerd who spends his time writing for some other gaming site, hosting The SML Podcast, and sharing pictures of his five cats on Facebook. Yeah, five. You can annoy him on Twitter or on pretty much any gaming service under the name JoeCamNet.


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