Hosts:
- Bex Bradley
- Chris Chamberlain
- Dan Smith
Special Host:
- Jim Griffin
This week we are graced by having Jim Griffin guest host with our standard crew. Jim isn’t going to chat about anything specific, he is just here cuz he has a great “radio voice”. We are moving this week so we are “just” doing a standard show, extensive chatting about the games we are currently playing as well as standard updates on new XBLA titles, Game Add-Ons, Games on Demand games and Demos that have just recently been released.
Games Discussed:
- Mass Effect 3
- Witcher 2
- Bayonetta
- WP7 Dragon’s Blade
- Feed Me Oil
- Path of Exile
- Age of Scorcery
- Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning
- Wordament
- Defense of the Ancients 2 Beta
- Civilization Revolutions
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Come on guys.. where is the mobile love? Even Nelson has mobile friendly site. Love the podcast.. not the site on on my evo.
Wow, those are a lot of boxes.
Thank you guys for the great show, it was great to listen to it and wonderful that Bex is back as well.
In a way I agree with Chris about the Witcher, that it is quite complicated to play. The controls are too mixed up, as if they don’t have enough buttons and therefore implemented menus and made it much more complicated to control and you even lose track of the game and mix them up which makes the game even more complicated than Dark Souls. Though Dark Souls gives you a feeling of satisfaction when you defeat the monsters, The Witcher is just frustrating due to the illogical / too complicated controls on a controller (though I heard it got better when you get further along).
So a non-videogames related question, since right now it is the hype of the year, what do you guys think of The Avengers movie?
And what are your expectations of the E3? (non-Microsoft Game Studios related)
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