News: Post E3 – the PS4 Retains Its Privileged Position
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Sony dominates Hardware sales, Sony dominates software sales, and Ghost Dad makes a return in a non-Cosby fashion in the news of the week!
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News: Ubisoft Defaults to Mediocrity
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Ubisoft gimps Watch Dogs on the PC, Sony charges a pound of flesh, and Capcom are vulnerable to hostile takeover in the news of the week!
TSM Episode 276: Tend the Garden
Freshly returned from E3, Lusipurr reunites with usual panelists SiliconNooB and Mel, and new panelist Iliya, for a retrospective look at the most important news to come out of the year’s biggest gaming covention–and, to finish Candide, of course!
News: Pre-E3 Surprises Amid Strong May Sales
Iwata has been grounded from attending E3, May has seen extremely strong sales for PS4 and Wii U, and Destructoid derps pretty bloody hard in the news of the week!
TSM Episode 274: Australian Duck Hunt
Life is like a hurricane when Lusipurr and Bup travel to Australia for an afternoon of bird-watching with local bush scout SiliconNooB. After a trip involving race cars, lasers, and aeroplanes, the panelists solve a mystery–and rewrite history. Crikey!
News: Who Watches the Watch Dogs?
Ubisoft sparks a bomb scare, King.com games make more money than Nintendo’s entire software output, and Sony pays for Indy developers to attend TGS in the news of the week!
News: Mountains of Nontroversy
Far Cry 4 cover art upsets the internet, David Cage lets the world know how wonderful he is, and Nintendo turns off support for the Wii in the news of the week!
Editorial Miscellany: Rhyme Time
Ethan is (mostly) overjoyed with Child of Light and talks about it at length. There is also a little bit of 2008′s rendition of Prince of Persia in there, so this has to be an essential read, right? Right?!
TSM Episode 266: Death of the Salesmen
After SquareEnix decides once again to make JRPGs, Lusipurr and SiliconNooB discuss the death of franchises and conclude that, living in the best of all possible worlds, the expiration of Castlevania and Mega Man were necessary for Flappy Bird to succeed.
Review: South Park: The Stick of Truth
South Park: The Stick of Truth is the sixth game to use the South Park license. Is the magic touch of series co-creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker the ingredient that has been missing from previous games? Or is a good South Park game just a pipe dream?