Digressions this week include Harrods, a lot about Garfield, and Nate doing fat rips on his vape. In the end, though, we don't talk much about Chris Pratt, partly because we are so very excited to be joined on the pod by 'Bath's Nic Cage', and discuss the time he turned on Bath's Christmas lights, and partly because we do talk about a lot of games this week. Not because I'm very famous and important, although I am, but because I wanted to spend some time making fun of Chris Pratt. I'm once again back, and I'm badder than ever! To mark my triumphant return to the Electronic Wireless Show podcast, I (Alice) suggested we talk about our favourite non-game celebrity appearances in games. рџ’¬ Join the RPS Discord: discord.gg/rockpapershotgun рџЊђ Read the show notes: рџ›’ Buy some RPS merch: /collections/rock-paper-shotgun There is also a lot of talk about clones, and what Matthew would do with clones of himself (e.g. We talk about a lot of games this week, not least because I didn't prepare a Cavern Of Lies again. Don't worry, he actually pulls out some really good examples. Matthew doesn't, know, and had prepared a list of just, companion characters. No, because you all know what I mean and so does Nate. After all, is not every character in a game that isn't player controlled an AI character, fn fn fn?

I can't remember why I picked this theme, but for this episode of The Electronic Wireless Show podcast I wanted to talk about AI characters - as in, characters that are, in game, an artificial intelligence of some kind.

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