COGconnected Presents Press X To Podcast Double Feature – January 2020 Episodes
It’s a brand new year, a brand new decade, and we’re here to kick things off the right way. After all, can you even think of a better way to celebrate a brand new year than with some brand new shenanigans featuring all things gaming on Press X To Podcast? And it’s coming straight from your three lovable hosts, Paul Sullivan, James Paley, and Rhett Waselenchuk. If you’re new to our podcast, then buckle in and get ready as Paul, James, and Rhett break down what’s new, what’s exciting, and what’s plain outrageous within the industry.
So what exactly do the boys talk about in Episode 3.1 – Scotchy Frogs? Well aside from their New Year’s fun, these three recount the games they played over the holiday season. And as it turns out, they’ve all found some common ground with the brand new Pokemon games. They also share all of their thoughts on The Witcher 3 for the Switch and more. If that sounds intriguing, then sit back and take a listen below.
Now if you want the fun to keep on going then you’ll want to click away and take a listen to Episode 3.2 – Tony Nook’s Protection Racket. You can probably gather what the boys are going to be talking about in this episode from the title alone, but if you want a little preview before you indulge, we’re happy to give you a brief look at the highlight reel. Paul, James, and Rhett discuss the upcoming Animal Crossing, whilst wondering if it will finally be released in March, following multiple delays. And speaking of delays, there’s no way these three can just ignore all of the delays that have plagued early 2020 titles. Maybe, just maybe there’s also a little shade thrown towards Marvel’s Avengers too. You’ll just have to check it out for yourself below.
What did you think of either show? Do you share any of the same sentiments about the game delays? Let us know on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram or in the comments below. And of course if you haven’t yet subscribed to Press X To Podcast, you can do so right here.
