We just found out that my recording of Podcast #283 didn’t take on my end. However, there is a backup, so all that means is that you’ll have to wait til tomorrow for the next podcast. Sorry for the delay.
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All that and listener feedback.
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There’s also non-Portal related news items, too:
- Chris Avellone may be teasing a new Fallout game
- Street Fighter 5 will finally get an arcade mode in 2018
- The SNES Classic has been hacked
- Telltale patch removes assassinated ambassador from Batman: The Enemy Within
Let us know what you think in the Comments section.
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Walmart Pushing New Madden Game- Bestbuy takes on Gamestop
- Halo 2 and Halo 3: ODST possibly coming to Games on Demand
- Nintendo not happy with E3 briefing
- Nintendo Even baffled by Vitality Sensor
- WoW Rumor: Two new playable classes in next expansion
This weeks community feedback was epically cool, we’re continuing the questions this week by asking: What game would you invent using the Wii balance board and vitality sensor? Do you have some ideas to solve Nintendo’s problem?