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    52: Narrative Urgency

    enFebruary 13, 2012
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    About this Episode

    Host Sinan Kubba is joined by regular guests Jeffrey Matulef and Eddie Inzauto to discuss narrative urgency and its relevance to telling good stories in video games.

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