Episode 569: Red Dead Memories

April 9, 2020| Jonah Falcon| 0 Comment| 10:48 am

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The guys talk about Resident Evil 3 (and by extension Evolve), but most of the episode delves into the Gaming Flashback, Red Dead Redemption and its sequel Red Dead Redemption 2, focusing on where the original succeeded and where the sequel failed.

The news items this week include:

Valorant closed beta rushes to 1.6M viewers on Twitch
Rumor: Resident Evil 8 is first-person, takes “serious departures”, and will be out next year
E3 2020 won’t hold an “online experience” after all

Let us know what you think!

Episode 226: Line SteppingEpisode 226: Line Stepping

This week’s episode is light on news but heavy on features, as the Gaming Flashback checks in on the coin-op arcade classic I, Robot, while the Gaming History takes a look at the career of Danielle Bunten Berry.

As for the news, the gang comments on the following items:

New Mass Effect 3 multiplayer rumors arise
Duke Nukem Forever profitable for Take 2
Bethesda says Xbox 720 three years away

This week’s Question of the Week: What board games, if any, do you love to play? Let us know!

Episode 718: PatchesEpisode 718: Patches

This podcast is full of patches and updates, but the guys also discuss Destiny finally getting Horde mode, PS VR2 production reportedly being paused as Sony seeks to move backlog of unsold units, the Stellaris spin-off changing its name to Nexus 5X, and Assassin’s Creed Jade likely delayed to 2025.

The news includes:

Stardew Valley‘s 1.6 update is finally live
Star Wars: Battlefront Classic Collection gets first patch following troubled launch
Marathon fan revival coming to Steam with Bungie’s blessing
Ubisoft reveals generative AI project for NPC dialogue
Palworld propels Xbox to best ever month of console playtime

Let us know what you think.

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Episode 584: More #MeTooEpisode 584: More #MeToo

Depressingly, sexual harassment in a development studio is once again the lead news item this week, and from a studio most gamers would never think it could happen. That, and major seismic shifting in the power structure of the digital storefront landscape.