Push Start to Continue: Episode 3: The Year That Was & The Year That Will Be

Push Start to Continue

Push Start to Continue Episode 3: The Year That Was & The Year That Will Be

Since the world didn't end this year, I guess we should talk about it.

So the world didn't end. Who'd a thunk it. So let's celebrate with a special "Year in Review" episode of Push Start to Continue that sees the Hell Block Heroes reunite! The guys guiltily admit how the Steam Winter Sale pilfered their wallets; Jesse explains away his Civilization V addiction; and the whole crew goes round and round on some of the best games and gaming moments of 2012.

Music courtesy of...

Intro: Densmore by Anamanaguchi

Interlude: Another Winter by Anamanaguchi

Outro from Journey

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Comments

Julian Titus Senior Editor

01/10/2013 at 03:51 PM

My top 5, in order:

Diablo III

Mass Effect 3

Halo 4

FTL

Theatrhythm: Final Fantasy (iOS)

Prediction: New Xbox will launch at 249.99 with a two year contract for Live. 499.99 with no contract.

Jesse Miller Staff Writer

01/11/2013 at 07:43 AM

I agree with you on the new Xbox and the contract, though I think $300 is a better marker at this point with the contract as it will still make it cheaper than Nintendo's premium model and be more powerful to boot. I don't like this contract business one bit.

Mike Wall Staff Alumnus

01/11/2013 at 09:10 AM

The last thing that any of us need are more contracts in our lives. Steam hurry up and get those boxes out so I don't have to deal with this mess.

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