Game Crunch

I really enjoy the podcast. I listen to many different gaming podcast and I really enjoy the hosts candor and seemingly deep knowledge of the industry.

Déanfaidh an maintlín na spéartha agus na geataí ar ifreann araon oscailte, agus betwixt na cuirfidh seasamh na harbingers an greann agus an dea-uair. Déanfaidh Tom chlúdach an domhain ina deora. Beidh an Brandon Sinséar faoi deara na cluasa na fir a bleed lena focail de venom agus iniquity. Beidh Eric unnerve daoine a bhfuil a gáire. Agus beidh Mike shealbhú tiarnas thar na anamacha damanta lena scileanna eagarthóireachta uachtaracha. Déanfar gach ceann de na rudaí a thaifeadadh go mion horrific ag an Samus ealaíontóir. Chomh maith leis sin beidh aíonna.

For those of you suffering moderate to severe podcast boredom, ask your doctor if Order 333 could be right for you. Listening to Order 333 may help alleviate your run of the mill podcast ennui with relevant gaming news, community playthroughs, and a cadre of devilishly sexy and well spoken guest hosts. Order 333 is not meant for everyone.* Side effects may include giddiness, inappropriate laughter, an inexplicable urge to play Megaman and auditory hallucinations. Stop listening to Order 333 if these hallucinations worsen. Signs of serious side effects may include discovery of phantom pants, persistent rambling hallucinations answering to the name Bloodraven, or at any point sympathizing with Tom. Order 333 - because you have a choice when listening to things that make you question your sanity. * Especially not Kotaku

This podcast is wonderful. You don't even have to be interested in the game they're trying to make to enjoy it. It sounds like a human soul being destroyed by black magic, with comedy elements mixed in. The Mike character is capable and amusing. The Brandon character is a ginger, so the things he says are lies and he cannot be trusted. The Tom character is abused by the others, and it's very enjoyable. The Tobi character is sometimes called Eric, so he obviously has identity issues, or he is merely a metaphor for duality. There are also "guest" characters, but I'm pretty sure they're not real. Nobody would name their child "Blood Raven". I mean, Come on. The only thing that I would change is maybe have the show broadcast in Sumerian.