TD Gaming Podcast 90: Riddled With Fragmented Patches

This weeks gaming podcast we’re doing a review of Rock Band 2 and it’s drum kit. We are also digging into some juicy news on:

This weeks gaming flashback, we’re looking back to Act Raiser for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES). We also discuss our thoughts of the upcoming Xbox 360 console user interface changes, avatars and the casual gamer look and feel.

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  1. (m/26/.se)Hey guys love your show. Listen to it when i work and time to time at home. Was wondering if you’d like to check out OpenPandora and other homebrewing comunites. I see the future there more and more. There was even this cool game “Bobs game” for the DS one guy made by him self. Only took 5 years ;P Still lots and lots of fun stuff. Want me to set ya up with more links give me a holar ;D

    Keep up the great show . you inspire me to do my own podcast too!

  2. (m/26/.se)Hey guys love your show. Listen to it when i work and time to time at home. Was wondering if you’d like to check out OpenPandora and other homebrewing comunites. I see the future there more and more. There was even this cool game “Bobs game” for the DS one guy made by him self. Only took 5 years ;P Still lots and lots of fun stuff. Want me to set ya up with more links give me a holar ;D

    Keep up the great show . you inspire me to do my own podcast too!

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This weeks question of the week, are storylines important in video games (more so than graphics) and, what game do you believe will go down as the best storyline based game in your opinion.