Welcome to the last Podcast Nintendo edition, or so it feels like. Plenty of surprises from the big N, but Adam sessler has a surprise of his own. The PS3 finally joins in on the XP bonus fun that Xbox 360 users have had for awhile now. This week Kirby plays something new… to him anyways while Wolf goes totally retro. We wrap this up discussing our worst purchasing decisions of all time. It’s a-me the last podcast. The princess maybe in another castle, but the party is right here in episode 65.
Back when arcades were still a thing, I loved playing side-scrolling beat ‘em ups. Whether they be Final Fight, X-Men, TMNT, the Simpsons…button mashing the snot out of nameless drones was a fun diversion. Two of Sega’s side-scrolling gems: Streets of Rage and Golden Axe will be coming to XBLA.
After months of intense Role Playing Game action, why not let some steam out with a little bloody action. Because seriously, what else are you going to buy this week?
Go figure that Last Podcast would be around long enough to see a holo – 2 Pac performance. I sure didn’t, but here we are episode 64 and still getting it done. This week Nintendo tries to downplay some major announcements by having a late night meeting, two franchises get rezzed while two other franchises see delays. Kirby plays something new, and it’s safe to assume we might have lost him for the foreseeable future. But Wolf just can’t get it right, and we’ve got sports to blame for it. We wrap things up with some friendly advice to some franchises that just need to stop it already. The Last Podcast brings on an army of hologram performers. We’ll out last them all!
This year has truly been the year of the Role Playing Games so far hasn’t it? We started off with Final Fantasy 13-2, went into space with Mass Effect 3, and two weeks ago we climbed up a titan in Xenoblade Chronicles. This week’s RPG will take us to a darker high-fantasy world with far more mature themes coursing through it. Interested? Read on.
Now this is more like it. One week after the release of a massive game like Xenoblade Chronicles, we should get a short reprieve of game releases. I guess that’s one way of describing this week’s rather paltry releases. On the bright side, I get to tell you about an overlooked game out of last year.
If any game company knows how to do stellar fighting game crossovers, it’s Capcom. One needs only to look at crossovers like Marvel vs. Capcom, and the lesser known Tatsunoko vs. Capcom to name a few. With Street Fighter X Tekken ( “X” is pronounced “cross”), Capcom (with Namco’s licensing) has induced a collective fan-gasm for fighting game enthusiasts.
Now are you done with Mass Effect 3? Good. You just made it in time for a Japanese Role Playing Game that got so much hype it actually spawned a grassroots movement to get it released on our shores. It really doesn’t matter if the movement had anything to do with it actually getting released here. I only need to know that this once out of reach game is finally in our grasp in mere days.
Welcome back to another edition of everyone’s favorite podcast! The crew deals with a slow news week, yet again. They also don’t help themselves out by not playing much new in the way of games. With Mass Effect 3 still dominating the news wire, and the gangs thoughts and consoles, we talk yet again about video game endings. However, this week we put a little spin on the topic by talking about games that have actually had their endings changed. It may be April 1st, but don’t play the fool. TLP61, get your knowledge on!
I know you’re not here looking for something new to play. I know that because unless you don’t have a job or something, you’re still playing Mass Effect 3. Why would you possibly want something else to play while you’ve got that going on? Unless of course you’re one of those extremely rare individuals unaffected by the hype, review scores, and outpouring of love for ME3. Who am I to turn you away?
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