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Gaming Podcast 149: Soloing as a CoupleGaming Podcast 149: Soloing as a Couple
This week’s gaming podcast, we’re missing Don as he’s too busy having a new child. We’re rolling as a duo and cranking through the history of Super Mario Bros. and reviewing the New Super Mario Bros. Wii all while handing some great community questions and busting through some key stories this week:
- No Diablo 3 in 2010
- Android may not be a gaming platform
- Sony making big moves with the PS3
- Microsoft facing possible class action lawsuit
- ArenaNet’s Founder Starts a New MMO company
- Nintendo Losing Vice President of Consumer Affairs
This week’s question of the week: Is there a game that you didn’t really enjoy, or almost couldn’t stand, but felt obligated to finish just on principle?
Episode 739: Jordan’s BackEpisode 739: Jordan’s Back
Jordan’s back, as the four of us discuss topics like the fact No Man’s Sky has reached a Very Positive rating on Steam, Russian disinformation is trying to spark a boycott of Stalker 2 by claiming it’s going to draft you into the war in Ukraine somehow, a new Pokémon project in the works with Wallace and Gromit maker Aardman and Sony confirms interest in buying FromSoftware.
In other news:
- Vision of Mana director quits NetEase to join Square Enix
- Intel CEO resigns after a disastrous tenure
- Baldur’s Gate 3 will add cross-play and 12 new subclasses in 2025
- Dragon Age: Inquisition‘s final expansion originally forced you to blow up Skyhold
Let us know what you think.
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Gaming Podcast 140: Cookie CutterGaming Podcast 140: Cookie Cutter
This week we’re pulling a 2-person shift while Don is away being sick and tired. We substituted his astute comments with extra epic insight… okay, we just did as best as we could without him. We flash back to Venture, we do an audio review of Zuma’s Revenge and we kicked it free style with some news:
Halo: ODST Reviews are in- Turbine working on an MMO for the console
- Price Cuts boost sales, initially, but not over the long term
- Infinity Ward Responds to Gearbox … sort of
- Red Octane considering Natal controls
This week’s question of the week, can big companies still innovate with new games?