Episode 533: Muffled Audio

March 20, 2019| Jonah Falcon| 0 Comment| 12:00 am

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TJ’s mic is a strangely muffled this week, while the group anxiously await the release of the upcoming title Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice.

This week’s news includes:

Cuphead is coming to the Nintendo Switch, with Xbox Live support coming
The Outer Worlds and Control will launch on the Epic Store, not Steam
Cadence of Hyrule coming this Spring to Switch
Oculus Rift S promises higher resolutions for PC gaming without external sensors

Let us know what you think.

Gaming Podcast 185: Eat, Drink and PlayGaming Podcast 185: Eat, Drink and Play

This week we’re recording a gaming podcast! Oh wait, that’s like every week. We’re reading some comments, handling some history and news and busting through the news which includes:

Assassin’s Creed Collectors Edition (CE) to cost $40 more
Sony PlayStation Plus subscribers may get access to Killzone 3 beta (speculation)
Players may be able to create videos in Call of Duty: Black Ops
Gran Turismo 5 is still not complete

This weeks question of the week, what would you put in a collectors edition box set?

Episode 323: What Is Nintendo Thinking?Episode 323: What Is Nintendo Thinking?

Jonah Falcon and Jordan Lund discuss PAX Prime 2013, then delve into this week’s news, Listener Feedback, and discuss the 1990’s developer Psygnosis.

The news this week includes:

Nintendo announces 2DS, Wii U price drop
Inafune “fought hard” for risk taking at Capcom, creators must be “willing to fail”
Godus beta to hit Steam Early Access on 13th September
Diablo III‘s new loot system to “cut the legs out” from the auction house
Bethesda wants The Elder Scrolls Online available to non-Xbox Live subscribers

The Question of the Week: “How many times have you purchased a new form factor of a console you already owned?”

Episode 433: Kickstarter FailEpisode 433: Kickstarter Fail

The episode is posted a little late due to unforeseen circumstances, and focuses on Kickstarter videogames, both failures and successes. The podcast also asks Pokémon Go fans if they really needed those tracking software for the game.