NextLevel Podcast #53
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Today on the show: the last Borderlands 2 DLC has been announced, there might still be a future for Star Wars gaming, and have publishers failed us as gamers?
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This week's podcast features Dean Karpowicz, Aaron Schalk, Jon Barajas, and Carl Rollmann. Topics discussed include Dishonored, The Elder Scrolls Online, and software piracy.
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NextLevel Podcast 13: “How Come All of My Outfits Have No Pants?”
This week’s podcast features Sarah Willis, Maria diMauro, Aaron Schalk and Dean Karpowicz. Topics discussed include Guild Wars 2, new Pokemon games, and how guy and girl gamers are treated differently.
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