SiliconNooB and Deimosion join forces with Lusipurr to talk about many games that are definitely not Super Smash Bros., but which almost certainly include two different types of girl-centrered games. Surprise: the one about amputees is the good one!
Thea struggles to fill the days leading up to Diablo III and leaves readers with bite-sized impressions of Closure and Legend of Grimrock.
Readers, I ask when was the last time you faced your latest problem with a speech? Just this morning I was faced with a monster pile of paperwork to be processed on my desk. What did I do? Read more to find out!
Thea struggles to express in words thatgamecompany’s latest release, Journey, a game that needs no words to tell a story.
When a notorious purple octopus and his taciturn friend get an announced XIII-2 DLC release, the podcast panel finds themselves berserked; the announcement of a Theatrhythm release date only adds to the excitement. Lusipurr is forced to purchase remedies.
SiliconNooB is too drunk to attend, so Wedge drops in briefly, Blitzmage drops out briefly, and RootBeerKing stays the course in a podcast which looks at the various pitfalls associated with ‘day one’ and ‘on-disc’ DLC. Spoilers: the panel does not want.
This week Blitzmage goes on a hunt for a long lost fortune in Nathan Drake’s first adventure, Uncharted: Drake’s Fortune.
Chris ‘Sabin’ Privitere of RPGamer joins an already over-stuffed podcast panel to discuss Persona 2 on the PSP, Assassin’s Creed in the American War of Rebellion and Mutiny, the Binding of Isaac, the closure of Sony MMOs, and updates to Final Fantasy XIV.
Welcome to the World of Sequeldom. Do you love it? Or do you hate it? Or do you, like Thea, try to take the diplomatic approach and weigh the options.
Coming to grips with the week’s news, the podcast panel handily assembles to grasp the nettle of some controversial topics. Also: the panelists discuss their lack of hands-on experience with Wild Arms, all without placing the finger of blame upon anyone.