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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.
Gaming Podcast 133: Some People Have Tiny SwordsGaming Podcast 133: Some People Have Tiny Swords
This weeks episode covers a lot of cool community comments including some new writers. We’re also covering a little flashback on the game Faxanadu and, eventually, learning how to pronounce it. We’ll hit up some gaming history on Jordan Weisman and hit on some cool game news including:
Pearl Jam to release album in stores and on Rock Band- Microsoft Says Next generation is defined by software and services, not hardware
- TellTale Games Developer says iPhone more powerful than Wii
- The Skies may be crimson all over again
- The SIMS 3 gets its first expansion
- Turbine delays Free-to-play update until Sept
This weeks question of the week is easy, is there a genre of game that you believe hasn’t been invented yet? If you don’t know…get creative!
Episode 295: We Need a NurseEpisode 295: We Need a Nurse
This week, Jonah has the flu, but still manages to host despite hacking and coughing (which was edited out of the podcast), and having a nasally voice as well. Jordan was not so lucky, and couldn’t make it at all. Despite all this, the crew manages to give Dan a sendoff in his last regular podcast.
The news was also pretty major this week, including:
- THQ finally dissolved, assets auctioned off
- Dead Space 3 micro-transactions for players wanting “instant gratification”
- Disney Infinity to feature on-disc DLC, susceptible to movie spoilers
- League of Legends Team Solo Medbi players receive lifetime bans for anti-Semitism and abuse
- Sony fined 250K GBP for April 2011 hacker intrusion
We also have Reader Feedback and a new Question of the Week: “What kind of microtransactions are acceptable?”