Join our Halloween celebration with our Horror Brodown episode. This time we have The Evil Within 2, SOMA, and Until Dawn entering the arena. Which one will come out on top?

Tom argues for the strong, robust gameplay of the Evil Within 2. Pete touts the great story and relatable themes of SOMA. Ant praises the scare factor and branching, choice based narrative of Until Dawn.

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In our last episode we discussed Until Dawn, a horror game that was recently given a movie adaptation. This got us thinking about what other games we'd like to see made into movies or TV series. Let us know your thoughts by dropping a comment on one of our social media platforms!

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For our final game in this year's horror category, we're covering 2015's Until Dawn from Supermassive Games. In a game where players must make choices that impact the story, there is much to discuss, but also many spoilers. So be forewarned!

The brothers discuss their favorite and least favorite characters, the choices they made throughout the story, and the fates of the 8 playable characters in their respective play throughs.

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The horror continues with 2015's SOMA, developed and published by Frictional Games. Boasting a deep, thought provoking story, SOMA offers a unique horror game experience for the Brothers & Boss Battles catalogue.

The brothers enjoyed the rich story of SOMA but had issues with some of the gameplay mechanics. Themes of the game's story end up spurring a philosophical debate on what it means to be human.

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Spooky season is right around the corner and we're back with another round of horror games. We're getting started with the sequel to the winner of last year's survival horror Brodown episode. The Evil Within 2 was released for PlayStation 4, Windows, and Xbox One in October 2017 and was developed by Tango Gameworks and published by Bethesda Softworks. Did the sequel live up to our expectations?

The brothers naturally spend some time comparing this game to the stellar first installment of the series. They also discuss the story and how it fits into The Evil Within universe as a whole. Stay tuned until the end of the episode to hear the brothers' individual game stats with some staggering differences between them.

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It's gametime! This week's episode sees Mario Superstar Baseball, Sega Soccer Slam, and NFL Street enter the brodown arena. Which of these cartoony sports games will come out on top?

Ant tries to argue that Mario Superstar Baseball is the best game because he feels baseball is the best sport. Pete argues that the simplicity of Soccer Slam should solidify it as the best arcade type game. Tom hopes NFL Street's robust single player experience can score a touchdown for him.

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Summer is coming to an end so we decided to reminisce about games that we personally find synonymous with the season. What games remind you of summertime? Drop us a line on one of our social media platforms and let us know.

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We round out the cartoony sports category with some attitude. NFL Street was released for the PlayStation 2, GameCube and Xbox on January 13, 2004 and was developed by EA Tiburon and published by EA Big.

The brothers can't help but compare NFL Street to the Madden series. Ant has a bone to pick about not being included on Pete and Tom's created team.

This week the brothers ask what is your favorite over the top sports game that we haven't covered in this category? NFL Blitz, NHL Hitz, or MLB Slugfest.

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