Thanks to the influenza bug ravaging the United States right now, there’s no podcast this week. Check us next week for our pre-E3 podcast, however.
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Episode 542: Beware the Crab Lasers of DoomEpisode 542: Beware the Crab Lasers of Doom
Paul’s back for an episode, as the crew still has E3 on the mind, and still discuss stuff from the show. In fact, the conversation remains so much on E3, half of the scheduled news items don’t get done. Instead, it’s just a reunion of sorts as the rambling goes on and on.
The news that does get discussed includes:
- Final Fantasy VIII Remastered PC will get exclusive features
- NBA 2K19 fans are unhappy at an increase in the number of in-game unskippable ads
Let us know what you think.
Episode 689: PlayStation PortableEpisode 689: PlayStation Portable
The guys discuss Apple and Epic going to the Supreme Court, Nic Cage being in Dead by Daylight, the death of Emile Morel, Mortal Kombat 1 fighters, Clockwork Revolution, Skullgirls, and Mojang complaining about Wiki adverts.
The news includes:
- Jagged Alliance 3 details how it will support two-player online co-op
- EA confirms single-player Black Panther game from new studio
- Microsoft tells court Sony “expected to release” PlayStation 5 Slim and ‘handheld PS5’ this year
- Hi-Fi Rush update includes a new ‘blistering 200 BPM’ challenge
Let us know what you think.
Episode 247: Paul Spews BullbleepEpisode 247: Paul Spews Bullbleep
Despite having multiple technical difficulties that were edited out of the podcast, Episode 247 is full of gaming discussion goodness, despite Paul’s constant declaration that companies are full of bullbleep.
This week’s gaming news includes:
- Bioware confirms Mass Effect 3 is Origin-only
- Electronic Arts passed $1B in digital sales in 2011
- The Lund Report for the December 2011 NPD
- Gaikai: Sony or Microsoft won’t have next-gen console
- Thief 4 rumored to have multiplayer
- Videogame industry companies shutting down to protest SOPA
This plus two reader mails and the Question of the Week, “What was the first multiplayer gaming you ever enjoyed?”