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Edmund McMillen On The Binding Of Isaac: Four Souls And Leaving Team Meat
In this excerpt from The Game Informer Show podcast, Edmund McMillen talks about Kickstarting the tabletop game Binding of Isaac: Four Souls, why he left Team Meat and Super Meat Boy behind, and the rocky road of Mew-genics. Watch the interview above and let us know what you think in the comments below!
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