Episode 453: Videogame Piss-Take

January 11, 2017| Jonah Falcon| 0 Comment| 11:43 pm

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Unfortunately, there’s no Donald Trump in this podcast – you’ll have to wait for an outtakes episode to listen to THAT discussion. However, there’s plenty of news culled from the past two weeks to enjoy.

The news includes:

Rumor: Beyond Good & Evil 2 Switch exclusive for first 12 months
‘Game Mode’ for Windows 10 will power Xbox One and Project Scorpio games too
Square Enix strongly hints at Dragon Quest XI heading west
Xbox boss says Microsoft will still “take risks” after Scalebound cancellation

Let us know what you think.

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Another Call of Duty set for release in 2009 (1up)
Xbox 360 version of Final Fantasy XIII isn’t even started yet!
Blizzcon Pay-Per-View, OMG.
PlayStation Game, Fat Princess, is the new focus of game haters

We’ve also got a bit of history on The Golden Age of Arcade Games and we take a gaming flashback to Mario Brothers, the original non-super version.

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First Generation PS3s are failing
The Nintendo Wii being picked on again
Warcraft Authenticator Hacked
StarCraft II will be released the first half of this year
D&D online passes the 1 million user mark

And, our question of the week, would you give up your job to be a video game tester?

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