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Xbox 360 Fancast 078 -- Progressively More Erotic

richard mitchell

Reviews Content Director

Updated Tue, Aug 5, 2008, 5:05 PM·1 min read

Welcome to episode 078 of the Xbox 360 Fancast. This week, we proudly welcome Xav back into the fold. He was apparently receiving threats for not being on the show. We care for his safety, so we decided he should probably come back. As usual, we take time to discuss the latest news, but that's small potatoes compared to our fanmail this week. Listen. Seriously.

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Hosts: Richard Mitchell (SenseiRAM), Dustin Burg (SuperDunners), Alexander Sliwinski (Sli Xander), Xav de Matos (Snypz)

Produced by Richard Mitchell

Music: Intro/Outro: "Electromooq" by Uma Floresta. Break: "Dead Town" by Los Hories

For fans: Xbox 360 Fancast Facebook group

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