GamesBeat Decides: Who goes on the Mt. Rushmore of Games

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Regular host Jeff Grubb is on vacation and is getting ready to road trip up to Mount Rushmore, but he came in to record this week's podcast with Mike Minotti. Inspired by this presidential monument, the GamesBeat Decides crew is going to pick which characters should go on the Mount Rushmore of video games.

We also talk about the news and some games on this episode, so join us, won't you?

Games discussed this week:
- PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds
- Mega Man Legacy Collection 2
- SMT: Strange Journey



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