Critical Distance Confab: Episode 11 – “The Talking Dead”

The newest (and dare I say, greatest) episode of Critical Distance’s yearly podcast is now live for your listening pleasure.

Behold as our highly trained team of CD contributors/miscreants discuss with alternating rage, enthusiasm and disaffected cynicism the events of the year, from the Mass Effect 3 ending bonanza to #1ReasonWhy.

“The Internet has killed gaming.”

-Quote from yours truly, taken horrifyingly out of context.

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