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Posted on : 08-11-2009 | By : Alex Shaw | In : Podcasts

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Last week Tony and I were guests on Big Red Potion. Hosts Sinan Kubba and Joe Delea have been on our show before for Episode #123 when we talked about game genres and reviews for AAA games.

On their episode #29 the four of us debated the Grand Theft Auto series andwhether it’s really matured over the years. In the wake of The Ballad of Gay Tony being released, is it now showing it’s age and will it ever be free from the media shit-storm that always follows a GTA release?

You can listen to it here, and we do thoroughly recommend you checking out BRP on a weekly basis. Also we hope Sinan gets well soon, as he’s been suffering from the Shingles., which is like Super-Chicken-Pox