Ep. 69: Super Bowl tech, Dante vs. Bioshock, and iPad alternatives Video

Video description: This week, we give the Super Bowl a postmortem, from the on-site AV equipment to the commercials, then debate whether Dante is spinning in his grave over his recent brush with video game fame.

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