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Episode 186

Circana, a well-reputed US market research company, has published the top 20 selling games each year from 2000 - 2023 (www.circana.com/intelligence/ente…ling-video-games/). On today's episode, we finish analyzing this list of titles from the dawn of the new millennium, reflect on popular trends that no longer exist, and discuss a plethora of games that shaped our taste throughout the years. We chat about the games on the list from 2016 - 2023. As always, we conclude with the games we're playing (Alan Wake 2: The Lake House, Age of Wonders 4, Factorio: Space Age). This episode was recorded in November 2024. Intro and outro music composed for Gametalk by Dylan Chase (dylan.robert.chase@gmail.com).

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Timestamps:

0:00 - 2016

4:55 - 2017

11:39 - 2018

20:31 - 2019

31:00 - 2020

40:22 - 2021

46:19 - 2022

54:54 - 2023

1:05:36 - PS5 Pro Impressions

1:12:39 - Alan Wake 2: The Lake House

1:16:50 - Age of Wonders 4

1:23:29 - Factorio: Space Age

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