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Join Erik and Nathanael this week for talk about Divinity: Original Sin Enhanced Edition, Dreamfall Chapters, The Division, Minecraft, Fallout 4, Touch the Dead, Murasma Demon Blade, Stardew Valley, Shovel Knight, Red Dead Redemption 2, our Poll for the Show and more!
Read MoreThis week the guys talk Renowned Explorers, The Division, Minecraft, Doom Beta, Platinum Demo FFXV, Walking Dead Michonne, Mass Effect, BioShock, Destiny, our Poll for the Show and more!
Read MoreJoin the gang this week where they talk The Division, Dreamfall Chapters, ARK: Survival Evolved, Minecraft, DC Universe Online, Nuclear Throne, Playstation 4.5, listener questions and more!
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Earlier this month the Disney Infinity team announced rather than releasing Disney Infinity 4.0 that they would continue to support 3.0 with new play set and figures from there four core brands at The Walt Disney Company: Disney, Pixar, Marvel and Star Wars. The first was released this week, Marvel Battlegrounds. John at The Gamers Lounge was lucky enough to be able to review this play set.
Read MoreThis week the guys talk PlayStation VR, PS4.5, Xbox Cross-Platform, Dreamfall Chapters, ARK: Survival Evolved, Minecraft, DC Universe, Street Fighter V, The Division, Day of the Tentacle Remastered and more!
Read MoreOn this weeks episode the guys talk about ARK: Survival Evolved, Dreamfall Chapters, Minecraft, DC Universe Online, The Division, Uncharted 4, Galax-Z, Nuclear Throne, Gauntlet, Upgradeable Xbox One, Alan Wake, Dead Star, Fable Legends and more!
Read MoreThe guys are back this week and they talk Helldivers, Transformers Devastation, Super Galaxy Squadron, Assault Android Cactus, Nuclear Throne, Street Fighter V, Halo: The Master Chief Collection, Uncharted 4 beta, ARK: Survival Evolved, The Division Beta, Rise of the Tomb Raider, Firewatch, Minecraft, No Man’s Sky, Nintendo Direct and more!
Read MoreThis week join Nathanael and Erik as they talk Firewatch, Rocket League, Rise of the Tomb Raider, Crashlands, Chrono Trigger, Destiny 2 , Quantum Break, Assassin’s Creed and more!
Read MoreJoin John, Erik and Nathanael as they discuss Life is Strange, Lego Dimensions, The Division, Rise of the Tomb Raider, Crashlands, XCOM: Enemy Unknown, PAX South Stuff, Chrono Trigger, Puzzles and Dragons, Shovel Knight, Indie Games and more!
Read MoreJoin Nathanael and Robert this week where they talk about Rise of the Tomb Raider, Crashlands, Murdered Soul Suspect, Just Cause 3, XCOM: Enemy Unknown, Minecraft: Story Mode, Minecraft, Rocket League, LEGO Batman 3, Kingdom Hearts 2.5, EA, Mighty No. 9 and more!
Read MoreThe gang is back and this week they talk about Project Cars, Rebel Galaxy, Yakuza 5, Just Cause 3, Xenoblade Chronicles, Origin, Kickstarter, Hitman, Odin Sphere, Bayonetta 2, Crypt of the Necrodancer and more!
Read MoreThis week the gang is back and they talk about Fallout 4, Disney Infinity, Just Cause 3, Yo-Kai Watch, Xenoblade Chronicles X, Star Wars Battlefront, Steamworld Dig, Portal 2, Minecraft Story Mode, XCom: Enemy Unknown, Amplitude, Oculus Rift, Star Wars and more!
Read MoreSeveral months ago the Amiiqo device was released that gave you the ability to copy or emulate Amiibo’s. The big drawback to this device was you had to own an Android phone with NFC capabilities. But the folks that brought you Maxlander (for Skylanders) have now released their Amiibo device, NaMiiO. How does it compare? Check out our review!
Read MoreEight months ago, Joetsu Electronics released L2-R2 Grips for the 2000 model Vita. This grip greatly improved remote play by adding physical L2-R2 buttons to the Vita. 1000 model Vita owners were left in the cold, but with a new year comes grips for the 1000 model. Let’s take a look at this new product.
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2015 has been filled with so many great games. From AAA titles like Super Mario Maker and Fallout 4 to small independent titles like Rocket League and SOMA. It was very hard for the staff to pick just one clear winner for our Game of the Year and looking ahead at what there is to come in 2016, next year will be even harder.
Read MoreThis week the guys record one last podcast for the year. They talk Nintendo Smash Direct, Kojima officially done at Konami, Rocket League, Fallout 4 and Shawn Goff stops by with his hands on report form the PlayStation Experience.
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The Yakuza series has always had a strong cult following. Originally released in Japan in 2005 by Sega from director Toshihiro Nagoshi, telling the story of Kazuma Kiryu of the Tojo Clan. Every time Japan would get a new game in the series, the West would beg and plead for Sega to localize it. With most of the main games of the series released in the west, minus Kenzan!, Ishin!, and the two PSP spin-offs, Yakuza 5 seemed that it would not be heading to the West anytime soon. Originally released in Japan in 2012, Sega said they could not afford to localize 5, that they did not have the manpower or money. But, thanks to Sony’s #BuildingTheList campaign, they announced in December 2014 that they would be partnering with Sega to release the game digitally on PSN in the west. Now almost one year to the date of that announcement, the game has been released. How does the three year old game hold up in the tail end of the PS3 lifecycle? Read on to find out!
Read MoreThis week its just Erik and Nathanael talking about Minecraft, Rocket League, Fallout 4. Playstation wins Black Friday, Minecraft on Wii U, Rocket League on XB1,TellTales Batman game and more!
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Back in September we announced the release of MaxLander The worlds first NFC backup for Skylanders. Now those same folks have just announced NaMiiO, a USB backup device for you Amiibo. What sets this one apart from N2Elite (formally Amiiqo) is that it is PC compatible, no phone needed, and the software has a fully built in cheat system to instantly max out your Amiibo.
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Rodea the Sky Soldier is one of those games I have been looking forward to for a long time. Originally, the game was to be released on the Wii in 2010 and a few years later it was announced for the 3DS. Now after 5 years, all three versions of the game are released at the same time (The Wii version bundled with first print copies of the Wii U version). Has the game been worth the wait after all this time?
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