Episode 402: One and a Half Episodes

October 18, 2015| Jonah Falcon| 0 Comment| 8:09 pm

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This episode is so long, we actually had to cut on of the stories that went too long. We get some listener feedback for Scott as well.

The news includes:

EA data leak on Pastebin exposes emails and passwords
Adobe confirms major Flash vulnerability
Report: Nintendo’s next platform NX combines console and handheld
Remaining Batman Arkham Knight Season Pass content revealed
EA: Remakes happen when you’re ‘out of ideas‘
Bandai Namco pulls plug on Rise of Incarnates
Analyst: Preorders drive more sadness than anticipation

Let us know what you think.

Episode 771: 2026 Is CrashingEpisode 771: 2026 Is Crashing

It’s the beginning of 2026, and the crew discusses their favorite and best games of 2026, and the Gaming Flashback is none other than Pokemon Go, which is still alive and well 10 years later.

Here is Episode 431: Pokemon No! for our discussion of some disturbing Pokemon stuff.

https://mcdn.podbean.com/mf/web/pfzy2j4sgewt85vu/EP771Final.mp3

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Episode 564: Sony’s Pricing ProblemEpisode 564: Sony’s Pricing Problem

This week’s episode talks about Sony having issues, and that’s not even taking into account their pulling out of a convention due to the coronavirus scare. This week’s Gaming Flashback looks at the classic dark puzzle platformer Limbo.

As for the news:

Sony breaks PS5 pricing tradition for Xbox Series X launch
Next in No Man’s Sky: an organic spaceship you can grow from an egg
Xbox Game Pass for PC will get Yakuza 0, Two Point Hospital, and more soon (from PC Gamer)

This week’s Question of the Week: “What is your favorite videogame commercial or trailer?”

Episode 510: Red Dead SurpriseEpisode 510: Red Dead Surprise

This week’s episode didn’t initially have a Gaming Flashback, but the crew accidentally started one with 2010’s Red Dead Redemption, which shouldn’t be a flashback since it fails the “10 Year Rule”, but it was so fun to talk about, it became one. They also found some interesting stuff in a thin-news week, which is the usual for Summer.