If you’re wondering where episode 652 is, the file was completely distorted, with only one half of a conversation going. So, all the discussion about Sony’s State of Play is lost to the ether.
Episode 652: Missing Ep
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This weeks gaming podcast covers two reviews, including LittleBigPlanet and Guitar Hero: World Tour. We also touch on a bit of retro NES history with ExciteBike. This weeks gaming news includes:
- Nintendo to release old games with new controls
- Analysts negative on Electronic Arts
- Sony files patent for a motion sensing controller
- THQ dismantles studios
We’re also stepping on our soap box and asking if MMO’s are too risky for consumers who buy into MMO’s that fail in under a year.
Episode 624: Sound IssuesEpisode 624: Sound Issues
This episode has some white noise during it, so please don’t listen to it wearing headphones. The mic that was used is dying, so I purchased a new mic which will be used for Episode 626.
Til then, the news includes:
- Twitch sues hate raiders
- Paradox CEO apologizes for “inappropriate behavior” with employee in 2018
- Sony shuts down online for older LittleBigPlanet games “to protect the community”
- Darkest Dungeon 2 Early Access release date set for October
Let us know what you think.
E3 2017 Preview: Bloody ZombiesE3 2017 Preview: Bloody Zombies
VR has become a major buzzword around the videogame industry these days. For the past few E3 conferences, there have been whole sections of the floor devoted to people strapping on headsets and playing first person titles where you rock climb or pilot a spaceship. Other times you’re running in a foot race like the intriguing title Sprint Vector that I demoed at the show.
Then there’s Bloody Zombies, developed by Paw Print Games and published by nDreams, which hints at an alternative future for VR gaming.