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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Episode 386: Late Yet AgainEpisode 386: Late Yet Again
Another late podcast, as Summer is in sight, and E3 looms ahead. Some minor audio issues with the podcast, but still the same podcast-y goodness we can expect from Paul and Jonah.
The news includes:
- Analysts: “Greed, fear, and the potential to change the world” will drive VR
- Casey Hudson joins Microsoft
- Humble Bundle debuts Wii games
- World of Warcraft players are pissed their characters can’t fly
- Final Fantasy 15 news coming next week
All that and Listener Feedback.
Episode 767: The Big 6-0-0Episode 767: The Big 6-0-0
The news includes: Firaxis announces, “Today, we confirmed we’re testing dramatic changes to Legacy Paths, and continuous play as one Civ through all the Ages”, Baldur’s Gate 3 is about to become an Xbox Play Anywhere game. Jonah and T.J. have a long discussion of the games they’re playing.
This week features a Gaming Flashback: Master of Orion II
The rest of the news includes:
- Nintendo’s Palworld lawsuit suffers a big blow
- Another Battle Royale game is shutting down for good
Let us know what you think.
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Gaming Podcast 192: Daddy Juice MakerGaming Podcast 192: Daddy Juice Maker
This week we’re busting out some game news for our gaming podcast, as the usual. We’ve got some good community feedback that we’re tackling while also flashing back to The Guardian Legend and a bit of history on Hudson Soft. This weeks podcast news roundup includes:
- Bungie Punishes Halo Reach Gamers… 15,000 of Them
- Nintendogs blamed for dog mauling a 9 year old
- OnLive Service Now Free But Games Are Not
- Iwata claims 3DS game prices “not far off” from DS prices
This weeks question ‘o the week: What do you think of in-game exploits both physical exploits and software? Should gamers be punished for such a thing?