Episode 554: This Time, No Scott

November 20, 2019| Jonah Falcon| 0 Comment| 3:38 am

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In Episode 552, there was no TJ. This time, Scott has to duck out early in the podcast, leaving a two man podcast again. It’s all good since the quality is still there. (Maybe not.) There’s also a Gaming Flashback: Burnout Paradise.

This week’s news includes:

Anthem reportedly set for major overhaul as BioWare looks to reboot its troubled game
Minecraft Dungeons will be supported long term with a mix of free updates and paid DLC
Dragon Quest Builders 2 is coming to Steam

Let us know what you think.

Episode 283: A Little LateEpisode 283: A Little Late

This week’s podcast was delayed when the original recording didn’t take and had to go with Dan Quick’s backup. Otherwise, the Gaming Flashback this week is the supremely weird Master Chu and the Drunkard Hu.

The other news items include:

Call of Duty: Elite for Black Ops 2 will be free
Kickstarter comes to UK this Halloween
Metro: Last Light dumping multiplayer
Microsoft banning PEGI 18 apps from Windows 8 Store

The Question of the Week is, “What was the game with the worst title you’ve ever played?”

Gaming Podcast 203: Super Meat PodcastGaming Podcast 203: Super Meat Podcast

This week we’re enjoying our last 2010 gaming podcast, Jonah, Jennifer and Derrick are cracking through some of the latest news releases for this year and pondering what comes next. Our flashback includes Miner 2049er and the remaining history on the Atari console platforms. The news of the week includes:

Harmonix Sues Viacom, Goes Solo
Judge Allows “Price Fixing” Suit Vs. EA to Begin
Super Meat Boy Canceled for WiiWare
PlayStation Network Still Not Turning a Profit
3DS Preorders Begin at Gamestop

This week’s question of the week, pretty simple: What are you looking forward to in 2011 in terms of video games and the industry?

Episode 433: Kickstarter FailEpisode 433: Kickstarter Fail

The episode is posted a little late due to unforeseen circumstances, and focuses on Kickstarter videogames, both failures and successes. The podcast also asks Pokémon Go fans if they really needed those tracking software for the game.