The following is an interview with Dynamighty’s David Nottingham…
Can we get a brief history on Dynamighty and how you guys came together?
DN: It started when John &
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Warning: The following contains spoilers for Dragon Age: Origins, Dragon Age: Awakening and Dragon Age II. Reader discretion is advised.
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The Gaming Trend crew comes together for the second episode of the brand new Metatheory Podcast. This episode stars Sean Lama as CHO (Chief Hosting Officer), with Kenneth Shepard, Spencer
