Due to a malicious trojan virus that infected my desktop, this week’s podcast is delayed, perhaps indefinitely. The podcast was recorded, but there’s no way to edit it while the PC is in this state.
Worst comes to worst, a new podcast will be recorded next week.
This week is a celebration of the 250th episode of the Videogame Roundtable, and Dan Quick is back for the special edition, joining fellow PolyCaster Scott Dirk. However, TJ Denzer was at the bowling alley, so he wasn’t available. There’s a lot of Cards Against Humanity and Town of Salem talk, as well as a lot of long-missed byplay between Dan and Jonah Falcon. Unfortunately, Paul Nowak couldn’t make it.
The news this week includes:
Let us know what you think.
If you want to watch the live version of the podcast, check the video above.
Google to sell Chrome AND be banned from re-entering the browser market for five years, recommends US Department of Justice, Stalker 2 sells over a million copies, Steam has changed its policy on DLC content and season passes, so now players are entitled to proper compensation if future plans fall through (âCustomers will be offered a refund for the value of unreleased DLCâ), and Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth wonât receive any DLC.
The news includes:
Let us know what you think.
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It’s the Smurfiest post-Fourth of July podcast ever, as Jonah Falcon and Jordan Lund look back at the ColecoVision classic Smurfs: Rescue from Gargamel’s Castle, probably the easiest videogame ever Smurfed.
If that weren’t Smurfy enough, Jonah and Jordan, working without Paul S. Nowak this week, also check out this week’s Smurfy news:
This week has a ton of Smurfy reader feedback, as well as reaction to Sony’s crackdown of Star Wars Galaxies shutdown petitioners. If that weren’t Smurfy enough, the Question of the Week is pretty Smurfy as well, as readers are asked, “What game that you canât find anywhere anymore do you wish you could play again?”
As usual, hit us up on iTunes and leave some comments!
You know, you could send somebody the raw mp3, and have faith they’ll edit it to your liking :D.
The problem is that the raw MP3 is inaccessible.
Oh Jonah, why must you torture me. I need my weekly dose! I’ll let it slide this time Falcon…
it’s just a pc; pop out the HDD, put it in a friend’s system and presto, access to the file đ
Unless it’s a laptop, then popping out the HDD is a bit more complicated, then finding either an HDD enclosure or a laptop with a second unused cable … which is not that ‘presto’ đ
This week will be canceled. Stay tuned for next week’s.