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Episode 661: Remasters and ExpansionsEpisode 661: Remasters and Expansions
[This episode was reposted due to being corrupted when the site went down.]
This episode is heavy on remasters and expansions, some bad, some good, some questionable. There’s even a sequel in there.
The news items include:
- Saber Interactive takes over working on KOTOR remake
- MultiVersus was July’s biggest-selling game
- Cities Skylines gets pedestrianization in new Plazas and Promenades expansion
- Ooblets is releasing in September
- Sony sued for £5bn for “ripping people off” on PlayStation Store
- Starfield at Gamescom may still happen
All this and listener feedback!
Gaming Podcast 202: Eggnog BathGaming Podcast 202: Eggnog Bath
This week we’re creating our last gaming podcast before Christmas, no holiday break for us! We’re reading some of our community comments and taking a look back at both Pac-Land and the history of Atari post-2600 release. This weeks news includes:
- Blizzard’s Next-Gen MMO Codenamed “Titan”
- EA CEO John Riccitiello Blasts Activision, Treyarch
- PS3 Price Cut Coming?
- 4 of 10 Internet Users Playing Casual Games
This week’s question of the week is really simply, have a good holiday. Unless you want to answer the question, “where do you roast your chestnuts for the holidays?”
Gaming Podcast 162: Dramatic Pause FailGaming Podcast 162: Dramatic Pause Fail
This weeks gaming podcast, Settlers of Catan developed by Teuber or Teubler or …whatever! We’re flashing back to mr. Teuber as well and covering some cool gaming news. The news covers a few hot topics of the week, we’ve included:
- Pachter predicts project natal will retail for $50
- Sony trying to make money off of used game sales, too
- John Carmack getting life time achievement award
- Rumor: Nintendo DS 2 may have a rumble feature
- Sony thinks 3rd party publishers leaving Nintendo
- Ubisoft tries their hand at DRM
The question of the week! What type of DRM is universally acceptable?