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Script by: Jen Weddle

Voice Over by: Joseph Delaney

Edited by: Marc-Antoine Kelertas

Featuring:
No Man’s Sky | 0:35
Mass Effect Andromeda | 1:39
Infinite Warfare | 2:35
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Flappy Bird | 5:35
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Battleborn | 7:33
Final Fantasy 14 Online | 8:30
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