The 265th podcast will be a little delayed, as it will be recorded on Wednesday, the day the podcast is usually released.
There will be one this week, though, so keep your eye on the iTunes RSS feed.
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Episode 663: The State of Play, Forward and DirectEpisode 663: The State of Play, Forward and Direct
This week’s episode takes a look at Sony’s State of Play, Ubisoft Forward and Nintendo Direct, and all of the games revealed in each conference. In addition, cryptocurrency gets all the reaction it deserves. Jonah expresses an unpopular GoldenEye 64 opinion, too.
Let us know what you think.
Episode 296: Still Need a NurseEpisode 296: Still Need a Nurse
Jonah is still plagued, though this time he’s suffering laryngitis that accompanied the flu. However, even without Dan or a Gaming Flashback, there’s a ton of news to pour over.
This week’s news items include:
- Notch earned $101M in 2012, may buy car
- Sony teases “See the Future” event on 20th February
- Rumor: PS4 hitting Europe in 2014, will have 8GB GDDR5
- Feedback leads Kawata to “slightly revise” opinions on Resident Evil
- Take-Two delays Grand Theft Auto V to September 17th
- Source Code director signs on for Legendary Pictures’ Warcraft adaptation
- Controversial torture interrogation from Splinter Cell: Black List removed
- Rumor: Halo 3 finally hitting PC – on Steam?
All that plus Reader Feedback and the Question of the Week: “What remake would you like to see done?”
Episode 539: Two Plus HoursEpisode 539: Two Plus Hours
The previous week’s episode had too many technical issues to post, so this week’s episode overcompensates by being over two hours long. The Gaming Flashback this week is none other than 2009’s Minecraft, which is still going strong well into 2019.
This week’s news includes:
- Microsoft explains Xbox Game Pass for PC, selling games on Steam (from GameWatcher)
- The Avengers game is being revealed at E3 2019
- Super Mario Maker 2‘s lack of costumes and online matchmaking with friends upsets fans
- Wolfenstein: Youngblood to feature ray-tracing technology
All this and Listener Feedback.