CFD!'s Team DeathChat returns with a slightly delayed episode:
"We’re back. No, this episode wasn’t lost to the ages. It was, however, subject to technical problems, necessitating a re-edit and then it killed Rob T.’s computer.
"No, literally. His computer totally died. Like, “dead” dead. Deceased. Out o’ here. Afterlife, kids.
"Still, we survived and although this should have been in your earholes in mid-May (just after the release of Brink), we’re bringing it to you now. So sit back and listen to the boys (with a sober Dustin this time around) talk about even more Mortal Kombat, Outland, XBLA Indies (including Sequence), the Gears of War 3 multiplayer beta, Dustin’s Halo addiction, pre-E3 predictions, and the best stories in video games. Also, Ear Caresses from Mindjack!"
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Ah, sober Dustin. Drink it in, folks.