In which Paul gets rightly annoyed at the lack of Yorkshire accents in PS3 launch games and Tom plays a couple of multiplayer-focused online shooters. On his own.

Games discussed:

<ul><li>Chibi Robo! Zip Lash</li>

<li>The Division</li>

<li>Destiny 2</li>

<li>Resistance: Fall of Man</li>

<li>Burly Men at Sea</li>

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30: Slash harder / PS Move, Tick Tock: A Tale For Two, Tetris 99, Cleopatra Fortune, Papers Please

Two know-nothings with too many old, unplayed videogames. Each episode we set each other gaming 'homework' in an attempt to slowly work through our piles of shame.