Episode 354: E3 Swag Bag Part 2

June 27, 2014| Jonah Falcon| 0 Comment| 6:37 pm

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The E3 Swag Bag contest is still going on, while Paul, Jordan and Jonah discuss the latest in videogame industry news.

This week’s news includes:

Nintendo loses Wii patent lawsuit to Philips
PlayStation Now beta gets six new games, but those high prices remain
Crytek claims it’s doing fine, despite rumors
Oddworld: New ‘n’ Tasty heading to Xbox One with ID@Xbox
Google announces virtual reality app Cardboard

All this and Listener Feedback. The contest question is still up: “What was your biggest takeaway from E3?”

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Because you asked for it, the podcast features four guys, including Jonah Falcon, Paul S. Nowak, Jordan Lund, and Dan Quick. This is the no frills edition, however, as due to travel to PAX East, there’s no Gaming Flashback, and only a few news items.

They include:

Rumor: Xbox 720 will require constant internet connection
Spector saw “look of fear in people’s eyes” over musicals in Epic Mickey 2
GAME acquired by OpCapita, no store closures planned
Sony confirms Zipper Interactive closure
Wii U less powerful than PS3, Xbox 360, developers say

We also include Reader Feedback. We’ll have a Question of the Week next week, we promise.

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The guys discuss Apple and Epic going to the Supreme Court, Nic Cage being in Dead by Daylight, the death of Emile Morel, Mortal Kombat 1 fighters, Clockwork Revolution, Skullgirls, and Mojang complaining about Wiki adverts.

The news includes:

Jagged Alliance 3 details how it will support two-player online co-op
EA confirms single-player Black Panther game from new studio
Microsoft tells court Sony “expected to release” PlayStation 5 Slim and ‘handheld PS5’ this year
Hi-Fi Rush update includes a new ‘blistering 200 BPM’ challenge

Let us know what you think.

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This week, the guys discuss Madden NFL 24 being a buggy mess, the Xbox 360 Store closure in 2024, Ubisoft still trying to make Skull & Bones work, and Starfield going gold.