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Episode 567: The 400th VGRT EpisodeEpisode 567: The 400th VGRT Episode
The Videogame Roundtable has been around since 2009 and it’s hit its 400th episode, separate from TD Gaming Podcast! Former co-host Dan Quick offers his congrats, and the guys discuss electronic music.
This week’s news includes:
- E3 2020 cancelled
- Resident Evil 3 remake demo lets you visit Raccoon City early this week
- Xbox Live struggled to cope with demand last night
Be sure to listen to the outtakes after the end of the podcast!
Episode 278: Second Chance to Win Borderlands 2Episode 278: Second Chance to Win Borderlands 2
This week’s episode has heated arguments between Jordan and Jonah, as this new podcast runs a little long. However, there are tons of news items to make up for the lack of a new show last week.
The news items include:
- Bethesda’s Hines unexcited over next-gen console launch
- Borderlands 2‘s melee skill tree for Zer0 “thanks to them ignoring” Pitchford
- EA’s Gibeau brags he has not green-lit any single player games
- Valve responds to angry indie developers over $100 Steam Greenlight fee
- Crystal Dynamics: Lara Croft had become “unrelatable“
- City of Heroes may be saved from shutdown
- Ron Gilbert blames point and click adventure stagnation on DOOM
The contest continues – just mention what your favorite game from the 2000’s was – and a winner will be announced next week.
Gaming Podcast 189: Fort GayGaming Podcast 189: Fort Gay
So this week we’re busting out a new flashback of an old game: Ironsword: Wizards and Warriors II. We’re covering a bit about some gaming history and a few key news articles of the week including:
- Microsoft bans user because of town name
- John Romero doing casual games consulting
- Sony fighting jailbreaking too
- Apple taking a leap into social gaming with iOS 4.1
This weeks question of the week, what do you think is the top selling video game genre of all time, not just the last few years.