Doctor Who Social Club
A community for discussing all things Doctor Who.
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Upcoming Episodes
| Date | Episode | Title |
|---|---|---|
| 05-31 | DW 2x08 | "The Reality War" |
| 12-07 | TWB 1x01 | TBA |
| 12-07 | TWB 1x02 | TBA |
| 12-14 | TWB 1x03 | TBA |
| 12-21 | TWB 1x04 | TBA |
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It makes sense as an "all in one".
A gun for Duck Hunt type guns, two controllers for platformers, and a racing wheel for driving games.
Similar to the NES bundle with trackpad and gun, the NES could just be sold on its own for cheaper adoption.
For new entertainment stuff, a low barrier to entry is huge.
Also makes sense for Dr Who, considering early design method was "fuck it, stick a plunger on the robots arm".
Well, aside from the gun, yeah.
Doctor Who — A Man Who Never Would