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This week’s episode includes:
- Evil Genius 2 in development at Rebellion
- Nobody can find the source code for Icewind Dale II
- Breath of the Wild players will learn more about Zelda in The Champions’ Ballad DLC
- Where are all the Nintendo Switch game ports?
Also, learn about who won the contest, which was decided by the roll of a die.
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The Gaming Podcast is back after three weeks of a forced hiatus as one former host has left the podcast for good. Otherwise, some of the news items are old, some are new, in this long episode.
There’s no Gaming Flashback or Gaming History, but plenty of news, including:
- Activision won’t launch an EA Access-style program anytime soon
- Disney Interactive revenue up 45% in Q3
- Sony agrees to $15M settlement in 2011 data breach class action
- Yogscast: We have ‘no obligation’ to cancelled adventure game Kickstarter
- Warner Bros. nabs Space Invaders film rights
- Report: PC and console market will decline
There’s also some Listener Feedback. The Question of the Week: “Do you think consoles will start doing early access on games?”
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We’re back! This week we’re hitting some fun news articles and kicking it back with a little gaming flashback about Columns. We also break the news about our brand new console that we purchased last week before vacation and touch on KOEI in our gaming history. This weeks news includes:
Portable Xbox Device Coming?- Summer Xbox Live Update features
- Microsoft Limiting Indie Games on Xbox Live
- The Best selling Wii games of 2009 are not from 2009
- Dante’s Inferno not coming to the PC
This weeks question, we’re wondering what your break point is for purchasing a console or a video game, is there a magic number where you finally break down to buy it?