TD Gaming Podcast 80: 2600 In a Trash Bag

This weeks gaming podcast, we’re talking a bit about E3 but not enough to make you sick. We’re curious to the fate of the E3 event, is it really done or will it live on? We’re finishing up the RPG history and we take a look back at the Atari title KABOOM! Was he catching bombs with a box, barrel or pie?

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We’ve also got a listener comment pointing out where Jennifer is wrong about rhythm matching games and give away Galactic Civilizations II: Dread Lords.

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  1. On the topic of E3, I honestly would be very upset to see E3 go. I am always up to date on all of the announcements and such, and to see E3 disappear would take a lot from me as a gamer. I think that the best route to take would be to put a cap on the amount of money you can spend on a booth, and open it back up to the public. I think making it invite only was a poor move, and that bringing the public back would really make E3 what it once was. Also, I would LOVE to own Galactic Civilizations 2, but I can’t find your guys’ e-mail anywhere.

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