Episode 728: No Man’s Renewal

July 19, 2024| Jonah Falcon| 0 Comment| 12:58 pm

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In this episode, the guys discuss Riot Games reportedly canceled an unannounced platform fighter, Fallout getting nominated for 16 Emmy Awards, and a player coming back after a 11 year, 5 month ban to continue the same argument from 2013.

The news includes:

No Man’s Sky goes 5.0 with a sweeping tech update
Yakuza studio Ryu Ga Gotoku will reveal its next game at Tokyo Game Show 2024
Nintendo reveals Emio – The Smiling Man as a new Famicom Detective Club game

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