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Episode 300: The Third CenturyEpisode 300: The Third Century
The landmark 300th episode is here, and while we only got one special guest, Dan Quick, it’s still a jam-packed episode. In this episode, Jordan continues to pine for Half-Life 3, male full frontal nudity gets discussed, and Paul claims he invented the term “Whosphere”. This weeks’ Gaming Flashback is Baldur’s Gate: Dark Alliance.
The news items include:
- The Last of Us features Naughty Dog’s “longest ever” campaign
- Sony confirms 4K movie service for PS4
- BioShock Infinite‘s ending may cause controversy
- Ubisoft confirms Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag
There’s a ton of Listener Feedback as well as the Question of the Week, “What was your favorite moment in the TD Gaming Podcast over the years?”
Gaming Podcast 213: Pith HelmetsGaming Podcast 213: Pith Helmets
It’s time to use your meat, you gotta work at it! Yeah, this weeks gaming podcast talks a bit about moma’s meat on her Pooyan, this is your gaming flashback for the week! We’ve also got some news bulletins including:
- Microsoft Beginning Work on Xbox 720?
- Cliff Bleszinski: Only AAA Titles and Indie Games Matter
- Starcraft 2: Heart of the Swarm Not Coming Til 2012
- Will Wright Working on New Game
- WoW Users ‘Not Ready’ for Firelands
- Netflix Coming to 3DS This Summer
This weeks question of the week, sorta off the cuff random: What’s your favorite old school game, and how long do you believe it took to make it? (and, do you really know how long–do the research and let us know!)
Episode 314: Post-E3 Discussion, Titanfall T-Shirt ContestEpisode 314: Post-E3 Discussion, Titanfall T-Shirt Contest
Jordan Lund and Jonah Falcon finally get back together after an eventful E3 2013, as Jordan finished his not-so-stellar review of The Last of Us. Part of the podcast was from Jonah’s live television show on MNN, which recapped Microsoft’s decision to reverse its online policies with the Xbox One.
The news this week includes:
- EA’s Soderlund states next-gen consoles should have come a year earlier
- Xbox One, PlayStation 4 premium games will cost $59.99
- EA’s Star Wars licensing deal ‘almost didn’t happen’, DICE pushed for Battlefront
- Fish claims Fez 2 won’t come to Xbox One due to anti-indie policy
This week has a contest: win a free Large T-Shirt of Titanfall, by answering the question: What game at E3 impressed you the most?