The 265th podcast will be a little delayed, as it will be recorded on Wednesday, the day the podcast is usually released.
There will be one this week, though, so keep your eye on the iTunes RSS feed.
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This week’s episode has only two official news items, but there’s a lot to discuss that didn’t quite make the list, including Sony’s controversial plan to update the fan speed on the fly by taking data from consoles already purchased, to the beautiful Ori Collector’s Edition bundle. This week’s Gaming Flashback: The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess.
The news includes:
- Phasmophobia updates will make ghosts smarter and less predictable
- 2K under fire for adding unskippable in-game ads to the full-price NBA 2K21 a month after release
Let us know what you think.
Episode 567: The 400th VGRT EpisodeEpisode 567: The 400th VGRT Episode
The Videogame Roundtable has been around since 2009 and it’s hit its 400th episode, separate from TD Gaming Podcast! Former co-host Dan Quick offers his congrats, and the guys discuss electronic music.
This week’s news includes:
- E3 2020 cancelled
- Resident Evil 3 remake demo lets you visit Raccoon City early this week
- Xbox Live struggled to cope with demand last night
Be sure to listen to the outtakes after the end of the podcast!
Gaming Podcast 136: The Wumpus EpisodeGaming Podcast 136: The Wumpus Episode
This week’s gaming podcast is all about energy, excitement and enough Warcraft news to make you want to throw up in your own mouth. However, we sugar coat it with lots of other news, great community comments and we’re flashing back to Age of Empires while taking a little time to remember the man behind the Wumpus. This weeks news includes:
38 Studios Appoints New CEO- Blizzard Working on LAN support for StarCraft 2
- Guitar Hero 5 DLC not compatible with World Tour
- Most World of Warcraft Rumors were true
- Nintendo and Sony battling it out in the handheld space
- Sony Announces PS3 Slim
This week we’re asking the question, what key selling points are needed to sell someone on an Xbox 360 considering the fact that they’d love exclusive FPS titles for the console.