Episode 371: This Podcast Is Extreme

This week is another short one as the news is pretty light. However, there is another Gaming History as The Super Mario Bros. Super Show! is examined.

This week’s news includes:

  • Destiny‘s PVP mode now breaks up teams if they’re too good
  • Xbox One sold over 720K Black Friday week in the US
  • Godzilla The Game heading to North America this Summer
  • Street Fighter V revealed as a PS4, PC exclusive (from GameSpot)

The Question of the Week: “What is your favorite giant monster?”

0 thoughts on “Episode 371: This Podcast Is Extreme”

  1. Hello guys.

    (First of all: i am not a native english speaker, so please excuse me, if some sentences sound horrible πŸ˜€ )

    I really enjoy every episode of your stream. Thank you for your time doing such a nice podcast!
    In the latest episode you asked the listener to comment about Ono mentioned, that there will be no pay to win in Street Fighter 5. I am a huge Fan of Street Fighter (since i played it the first time on the SNES (i think itΒ΄s called super favicon in th US πŸ˜‰ )). Regarding SF4 (and all the updates: super, ultra and so on). there is NO opportunity to pay to win. The only thing you can buy, are other costumes and stuff like that. All balancing is for free, which means, you can’t buy an updated version of a character to make it stronger. If you have a newer version of the game (for example the lastest one: ultra street fighter 4) you are only able to use the new characters against other people who got the latest version. But you have the opportunity to select an older version of the game, before you look online for opponents. This means a person who has NOT the newest version of the game, and with this, neither the new characters is NOT able to play against another player with a new version. He is only able to play against other players with the same version of the game. so it is NOT able to pay to win … except you feel like a winner, when your char has another costume πŸ˜‰
    Belonging to your question of the week, my favourite “monster” is not a real monster … itΒ΄s only a giant turtle: Groß-A’Tuin. I don’t exactly, if it has the same name in the english version, but this is the giant turtle from Discworld, on which back are standing the four giants, which carry the disc world πŸ™‚ I really like big giant things .. such as this out of the world turtle … itΒ΄s so smooth and gentle πŸ™‚

    I have two question for you: is there any possibility to get older episodes than the ones in itunes-podcast?
    second one: do you have experience in upscaling devices, so i can play my old consoles (like NES and Master System) on a new Plasma tv? A friend told me about this site: http://retrogaming.hazard-city.de … but i hope you may have some experience already and could share them with me πŸ™‚

    Thanks again for your great work, and please keep on doing this podcast.
    If you ever want to visit germany, maybe to join the games con or just for fun, contact me … i can help you around in germany and you can stay at my place πŸ™‚

    So long, greetings
    Ralf

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