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Rated NA Special: SDCC 2014 with Patrick Weekes

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Ash sits down for an exclusive chat @ SDCC 2014 with BioWare writer, Patrick Weekes to talk Dragon Age, Mass Effect, The Palace Job and more!

Rated NA Special SDCC 2014 with Patrick Weekes

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Scott

Hi, I’m one of the founders of Nerd Appropriate and the Rated NA podcast. I like good and bad sci-fi films and tv, pho, and the retrofuture. I am primarily an Xbox gamer, but also do some PC and Wii U gaming as well. By day, I am a research scientist, mostly in topics related to human-computer interaction and user experience. Before all this, fellow NA co-founder Matt and I played music together in various bands. I also used to make "comedy" videos for my high school morning news program before there was a place to post them online. Favorite Star Wars character? Admiral Ackbar. Best Bond era? Timothy Dalton (Craig a close second). Game of all time? Maybe System Shock 2. Thanks for being a part of this labor of nerdy love with us.
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