Lusipurr is joined on a trans-Atlantic cable call by Imitanis to discuss the recent European and American release of the Sony Play Station. The panel discusses whether Sony can become a major hardware developer, or whether they will be forgotten.
This week saw a bevvy of announcements including Blaster Master Zero 2, Cuphead (Switch), Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2, Konami Anniversary Collection: Arcade Classics, Castlevania Anniversary Collection, Contra Anniversary Collection, and P5R!
When SiliconNooB gives his Australiaitis to Imitanis, the podcast panel is once again reduced to two players. Lusipurr discusses the necessity of challenge in games and wider culture, whilst SN engages in some Nantucket-based poetry appreciation.
PUBG has been rightly banned throughout much of India, a voice actor scandal has wrought havoc on several high profile games, and Badlands Games answers to claims of theft by the developers of Axiom Verge in the news of the week!
SiliconNooB makes a well-hydrated recovery to rejoin Imitanis and Lusipurr for a rundown of the week’s news and the site’s playthrough of The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past. Perhaps Nintendo’s VR ‘device’ can help him catch up to the other staff!
Nintendo unveils their VR solution, DMC5’s censorship is a Playstation exclusive, and Tekken’s director thumbs his nose at NPCs in the news of the week!
Imitanis brings a collection of collections in this edition of impressions. Has the quality of the games risen in this weeks selection? Probably not, but have look, they might surprise you!
When SiliconNooB is laid low by another bout of the Australian Flu (sobreity), Imitanis and Lusipurr are left to cover the news themselves, whilst also unveiling the spring 2019 site playthrough and an opportunity for 2018 donators to receive [bad] games.
The Day Tonight presents Spring into the Past: a playthrough of The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past!
The Etrian series of first-person dungeon crawlers have been a staple of Nintendo handheld devices since the DS. As the last in the series to appear on the 3DS, does Etrian Odyssey Nexus go out with a bang or a whimper? Read on to find out!