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Episode 471: Nintendo’s LawyersEpisode 471: Nintendo’s Lawyers
Nintendo is the main focus of this week’s episode, but we can’t discuss the company too much or they’ll sic their lawyers on the podcast. Other than that, there’s plenty of safe things to discuss.
This week’s episode includes:
- Evil Genius 2 in development at Rebellion
- Nobody can find the source code for Icewind Dale II
- Breath of the Wild players will learn more about Zelda in The Champions’ Ballad DLC
- Where are all the Nintendo Switch game ports?
Also, learn about who won the contest, which was decided by the roll of a die.
TD Gaming Podcast 96: Nobody Wants To Give Me Their SkinTD Gaming Podcast 96: Nobody Wants To Give Me Their Skin
This week we’re looking at some crazy news articles, looking back at Jungle Hunt and covering our review of the casual game, Bejeweled Twist from Popcap. This weeks news includes:
- Activision considering charging for user-generated songs
- Little, BigPlanet Content being “moderated”
- Grand Theft Auto DLC probably won’t be released this month
- Epic weighs in on used games sales
This weeks soapbox tackles the question, “would gamers be interested in non-violent cooperative games?” This weeks podcast ends with a new contest to give away two copies of Bejeweled Twist on the gaming podcast and another two copies in our gaming podcast forums.
Episode 489: Late to the PartyEpisode 489: Late to the Party
This week’s episode is a little late due to a power outage. However, despite the lack of really interesting news, the crew still finds plenty to chat about.
This week’s news includes:
- Switch outsells entire lifetime of Wii U in Japan
- The Tomb Kings bring crazy new units and crafting to Total War: Warhammer 2
- State of Decay 2 is still on for a spring release
- Rebellion buys studio Radiant Worlds
The Question of the Week is, “What popular game did you play long after its initial release?”