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Ep 249 | Swords of Gargantua, Neverout, and Games that Strain Friendships

Kristina Flores

This week Zack, Chris Owens & CB talk about games that strain friendships. They also talk about Swords of Gargantua, Neverout, NHL 19, and Worlds of Final Fantasy: Maxima.

On This Episode

(Start) Welcome/Introduction

(2:10) News (Fallout 76 canvas bags delivered, kids spend $531 on Fortnite V-Bucks)

(22:45) From the Outside In Topic (“Games that Strain Friendships”)

Games We’ve Been Playing

(42:14) Swords of Gargantua (Oculus Quest)

(48:05) Neverout (Xbox One)

(51:26) NHL 19 (Xbox One)

(54:25) Worlds of Final Fantasy: Maxima (Xbox One)

(58:15) Closing

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Kristina Flores

Kristina has been drawn to electronics from the age of four when she would tag along and watch her mother work at IBM. She seized any opportunity she had to play computer games at the babysitter’s or play NES or Sega over family holidays. Christmas of 1993 she was given her own NES, and that’s when she was truly drawn into the gaming universe. She spent countless hours playing “The Legend of Zelda” with her grandpa and mother. This offered a bonding experience that continues with her own children to their children. Kristina comes to The Gaming Outsider with technical skills to keep both the podcast and the website running smoothly. Without a second thought, she joined The GO Crew because of her passion to see the show continue providing a positive, fun, and interactive community. When Kristina isn’t editing sound files or managing the website, she works as an Agile Product Owner for a medical software company and is finishing her Bachelor’s of Computer Science degree with the focus on computer programming. She has six incredible children, loves reading, singing, binge-watching shows and movies, gaming and playing the piano.

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