Episode 488: 2018 Has Begun

January 3, 2018| Jonah Falcon| 0 Comment| 10:41 pm

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The audio quality is a little bad on this podcast, probably because Scott goes on and on about his fractured butt-hole. However, the episode was recorded on January 1, so there isn’t much news. The gang also challenges Paul to pop in and do an episode sometime.

What news that was discussed includes:

Project Phoenix accused of being a scam
Platinum Games working on two self-published games
Mutant Football League kicks off the New Year with a console launch

All this and Listener Feedback. The Question of the Week remains, “What game are you looking forward to in 2018?”

Episode 615: Mystery GameEpisode 615: Mystery Game

For some reason, this episode did not upload properly. Hopefully, this re-upload will fix it.

The news includes:

A mystery id Software game has been rated
Doom Eternal PS5 and Xbox Series X upgrade live now
New Mana game in development for console
Aliens: Fireteam Elite out this August

Let us know what you think.

TD Gaming Podcast 85: GTA IV RantTD Gaming Podcast 85: GTA IV Rant

This weeks gaming podcast we cover a little history on Joust and a bit about Stieg Hedlund, a popular game designer, artist and writer. This weeks news coverage involves:

Xbox 360 Controller Revamped D-Pad
Square Enix to issue a patch for Final Fantasy XI
Valve releases updates for Team Fortress 2 to Xbox Live

This week Don and Derrick give their final impressions on Grand Theft Auto IV, both finally beating it. There are two conflicting opinions, more like the last few RPG-style GTA’s or more shoot ’em up, keep it the same. What do you think? Also, does anybody know how much does gta 5 cost ps4?

Episode 650: Walking SimulatorsEpisode 650: Walking Simulators

This week’s episode looks at the progenitor of all walking simulator games, Dear Esther, in this week’s Gaming Flashback. They also discuss the upcoming Game Pass games for May as well as voice masking on the Playstation 3 and Xbox. In addition, Scott discusses Eiyuden Chronicle: Rising, the spinoff of Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes that was crowdfunded on Kickstarter.