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Ever wondered how a mince pie cookie could be compared to a roguelike game? Our latest episode kicks off with this humorous culinary-gaming analogy, leading listeners onto a cosmic carousel of enchanting tales. Bobby and RGT join us to share their thrilling experiences from gaming worlds like Remnant 2 and Trine 5. We also ponder the nostalgic allure of re-rolling story arcs and the intriguing pull of leaving iconic games like Diablo for fresh adventures. There's a quirky exploration of legacy sports teams like Manchester United and the Yankees, reminding us of the timeless spirit of competition.
Discover the promise of UFL, a new football game shaking up the status quo with its no microtransactions policy. Our impressions reveal a game teeming with potential, from its stunning graphics to its unique sponsorship-driven content. While some arcadey mechanics and lack of a career mode present challenges, we debate its viability as a future eSports contender. Adding a dash of holiday humor, we contrast UFL with a bizarre gaming snack experience, setting the stage for console gaming updates that blend nostalgia with modern excitement from PS2 to PS5.
Why settle for ordinary when you can prepare for whimsical ascensions and surreal adventures in El Paso? Our episode takes an unexpected turn with mysterious encounters and cliffhangers involving the likes of Elon Musk and President-elect Trump. As the story concludes, we partake in a holiday gift exchange and reflect on gaming aspirations, all under the vivid desert sky with Pastor Longhorn's congregation. Through laughter, nostalgia, and the enduring allure of gaming's evolution, we invite you to join this eclectic journey brimming with unity, faith, and community spirit.Support the show
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Can a whiskey recommendation lead to a global gaming adventure? Seb and Scotty believe it can, as they toast to their international audience with a nod to Canadian Club whiskey. We kick things off by comparing our Nintendo Switch wrap-up stats—Seb admits to a lighter gaming year influenced by his wife's love for Just Dance and Super Smash Bros, while Scotty boasts a more impressive roster, crowning Red Dead Redemption his game of the year for 2024. Join us as we revel in our camaraderie and continue our exploration of gaming passions together.
Step into the world of indie games, where the charm of retro remakes on the Nintendo Switch steals the spotlight. We're smitten by the delight of Ship of Fools, a co-op roguelike from Team 17, and immerse ourselves in its animated art and ship management chaos. Even if the market response was tepid, our excitement is palpable. We also break down the frantic fun of Speed Crew, a game that's an Overcooked-style pit crew frenzy, celebrating the teamwork and mayhem that indie gems offer.
As the holidays approach, we're ready with festive gaming gems. From family-friendly classics like Mario Kart to the snow-clad streets of Spider-Man: Miles Morales, our recommendations will keep your spirits high. Seb shares his own festive cheer with the purchase of a PS5 Spider-Man 2 limited edition console, while a nostalgic nod goes to Arkham Origins and its Christmas-themed Gotham. We wrap up with a shout-out to our UCP family, weaving in the quirks and personalities that make our podcast community one-of-a-kind.Support the show
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What happens when gaming meets politics, underwater adventures, and a quirky pastor? Join the UCP as they unravel the delightful chaos of their latest episode, where they explore everything from Pastor Longhorn's antics in the MAGA movement to RGT's immersive journey in the alternate 1970s world of "Under the Waves." Get ready for a hearty mix of satire, storytelling, and gaming insights that are bound to keep you entertained from start to finish.
Ever wondered if simplicity could be the downfall of a promising boxing video game? Our critical take on "Undisputed" might just ruffle some feathers as we dissect its intuitive controls and realistic mechanics, contrasting them with its limited features. From there, we hop on a nostalgic train with the "Trine" series, praising its latest installment while reflecting on its charming evolution. And don't miss our dive into the vibrant world of "Bomb Rush Cyberfunk," where rollerblades meet skateboards in a cyberpunk frenzy.
Finally, we journey through the virtual reality landscape and gaming graphics evolution, comparing 8K textures and AI possibilities in games like Skyrim. We chat about personal gaming experiences, from "City Skylines" to console upgrades, wrapping up with festive reflections and gratitude for our quirky community. Whether you're a long-time listener or new to our unique world, there's a little something for everyone to enjoy in this whimsical episode.Support the show
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What happens when a quirky cult storyline meets the gaming universe? That's the recipe George and Seb have cooked up in their latest episode of the Unofficial Controller Podcast. Kicking off with Pastor Longhorn's hilarious antics, they bring an unexpected twist to gaming conversations, setting the stage for an episode packed with humor and insights. Seb's latest escapade through the indie world of Factorio offers a thrilling exploration of factory-building with a space twist, weaving in parallels to classic arcade shooters that any nostalgic gamer would appreciate.
Our hosts take a trip down memory lane, pondering over the evolution of gaming franchises like Yakuza and Dragon Age. With their unique takes, George and Seb tackle the transformations these beloved series have undergone, contrasting their traditional roots with modern innovations. Whether it's the JRPG twist of Yakuza or Dragon Age's action-adventure shift, the duo doesn't shy away from critiquing the balance between staying true to a game's core and broadening its appeal. Alongside personal experiences and fantastical critiques, they paint a vivid picture of how nostalgia and innovation collide in today's gaming scene.
In the final act, the episode shifts gears to explore the broader gaming industry landscape, touching on everything from console ecosystem strategies to award show controversies. George and Seb dissect Xbox's brand pivot towards inclusivity and the PlayStation versus Xbox dynamic, reflecting on how these strategies impact gamers. They also share insights into the mysterious updates to delisted Activision titles and engage in a spirited discussion about the politics of Game of the Year nominations. Wrapping up with a humorous nod to their own award ceremony, the Poncies, this episode promises a hearty blend of gaming nostalgia, industry analysis, and the duo's trademark banter. Join them for a whirlwind ride through the gaming universe with plenty of laughs and insights along the way.Support the show
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Imagine playing your favorite PS5 games on a handheld device without needing a console. That's exactly the exciting development we're unpacking in this episode, focusing on the new PlayStation Portal update. My co-host Scotty, who's practically buzzing with excitement as a proud owner of the Portal, joins me to discuss how this feature could revolutionize gaming accessibility. We're talking about top-tier titles like Ghost of Tsushima at your fingertips, redefining what it means to be a PlayStation fan. This is more than just a tech update; it's a potential game-changer in the console gaming world.
But it's not just about PlayStation. We're taking a critical look at the broader gaming landscape, questioning what the future holds for platforms like Xbox and Nintendo. Could we see a crossover where PlayStation games become accessible on a Nintendo device? We weigh in on the strategies behind exclusive titles and the tug-of-war between hardware and software dominance. Xbox's forward-thinking marketing, emphasizing its ecosystem over the traditional console model, is also on our radar. It's a fascinating time in gaming, with each major player making strategic moves that could reshape the industry.
And of course, we couldn't resist diving into the controversies surrounding the Game Awards, particularly with DLCs and expansions stepping into the Game of the Year spotlight. Is it fair for expansions to compete with full games? We debate this hot topic and its implications for developers and gamers alike. Meanwhile, the cloud gaming wars are heating up, with Xbox leading the charge by expanding its Game Pass Ultimate offerings across various devices. Our reflections on these trends are peppered with personal anecdotes about our favorite gaming experiences, from retro systems to the latest releases. Join us as we navigate the ever-evolving world of gaming with insight and a touch of nostalgia.Support the show
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What if the gaming industry's future isn't just about the games we play, but the shared experiences we create? Join us in exploring the nostalgic charm of retro handhelds and the intricacies of modern gaming with Scotty's restoration of a classic Game Gear and Seb's playful jabs at Nintendo's Switch. Discover how board games like Sheriff of Nottingham and the anticipation for new console releases continue to foster camaraderie and excitement among gaming enthusiasts.
Take a ringside seat as we unravel the tangled web of the boxing industry, where power dynamics and politics dictate the careers of fighters like Anthony Joshua and Daniel Dubois. We offer insights into why licensing boxers for video games is a challenge and how Saudi Arabia's investments are reshaping the sport's major events. Comparisons with UFC's streamlined model under Dana White show just how complex and unpredictable the boxing world can be.
Reflecting on the fleeting nature of modern gaming, we ask whether it's the games or our habits that make some titles forgettable. While discussing the impact of digital distribution and subscription services, we ponder why nostalgia keeps us coming back to old favorites. From viral marketing's grip on our imaginations to the enduring appeal of games like Counter-Strike and Baldur's Gate, we consider what it takes for a game to achieve a "Hall of Fame" status and the potential for future titles to captivate us long-term.Support the show
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What if your gaming podcast was interrupted by a propane-wielding character and an unexpected cult in El Paso? Join us, George and Scotty, as we share the hilarious misadventures that come with recording the Unofficial Controller Podcast amidst the vibrant chaos of Texas. From propane bottle pranks with RGT to our accidental involvement with a local cult, this episode is packed with wild stories and laughter. We also reminisce about the podcast's origins and reflect on how far we've come, all while promising you a glimpse into Scotty's latest gaming escapades.
Prepare to be enthralled by an eclectic mix of gaming discussions, starting with an immersive review of "Until Dawn." Its cinematic storytelling and decision-making mechanics keep players on the edge of their seats. The episode also offers tantalizing updates on the PlayStation Portal, the Nintendo Switch successor, and Sega’s surprising decision to delist classic games. We'll whet your appetite for the upcoming Dragon Quest III HD 2D remake and delve into the artistic impressions left by "Death Stranding." It's a rollercoaster of gaming nostalgia and excitement, with plenty of witty banter to keep you entertained.
We close with a lively tribute to our community, filled with humorous anecdotes like the discovery of Marmite naan bread and gaming mishaps with Xbox Game Pass. Expect shoutouts to our loyal listeners and playful speculation about gaming on the go. Whether it's grappling with technical glitches or contemplating the next big gaming adventure, this episode embraces the camaraderie and joy that gaming brings. So, buckle up for a whimsical ride through the world of gaming, peppered with gratitude, humor, and anticipation for what's next in our shared journey.Support the show
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What if the rapid rise in game releases is doing more harm than good to our favorite franchises? Join us as we explore the fine line between innovation and oversaturation, especially with beloved series like Yakuza and Final Fantasy. We share the joys and challenges of engaging with remasters, while reflecting on how new entries stack up against the classics. Expect plenty of humorous exchanges, especially when George admits his excitement for the Horizon Zero Dawn remaster and Triple S reveals his newfound love for Dragon Quest 3 HD.
As gaming hardware evolves, so too does the debate over whether to snag the latest consoles like the PS5 Pro. We examine the historical cycles in console wars, ponder the balance between game quality and hardware specs, and even delve into Nintendo's strategic successes. Our conversation also covers the shifting dynamics within game development studios, pondering how changes in leadership might shape projects like Perfect Dark and what it means for the industry's creative future.
From the engaging world of Frostpunk's moral quandaries to Ubisoft's intriguing game design and marketing decisions, we cover a vast terrain. We critique Astro Bot's place in the game of the year conversation, discuss the implications of Nintendo's music app, and even highlight the adventurous narrative of gaming as storytelling. As always, we wrap up by inviting you to connect with us through Discord and share in our gaming plans for the coming week, setting the stage for yet another exciting episode.Support the show
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What if a classic game could be reborn with modern improvements? Join us as we explore the fervent pleas from Killzone superfans to resurrect the beloved FPS franchise. We'll share our thoughts on this nostalgic revival alongside a fun look at the latest gaming rumors, including a tantalizing peek into Nintendo's mysterious playtests. Our discussion promises to engage you with the fascinating potential of a new Xbox handheld and the exclusivity drama surrounding the Arkham game on PSVR 2.
Imagine speeding along at 125 miles per hour in a train simulator, accompanied by a soundtrack as epic as your journey. This episode takes you on an exploration of simulation games, from the educational possibilities of flight simulators to the strategic challenges of Frostpunk, where every decision can bring moral dilemmas. Revel in the nostalgia of revisiting classics like GTA San Andreas Remastered and Daxter, and discover the fresh excitement of titles like Space Marine 2 and Black Myth Wukong with us.
Finally, prepare for a wild tale as we recount our journey to El Paso, Texas, captivated by the enigmatic Pastor Longhorn and his spellbinding sermons. This episode combines gaming insights with personal stories and whimsical narratives, whether it's through impassioned discussions about Nintendo's future or the quirky dynamics of our fictional cult community. Tune in for an episode filled with laughter, revelations, and a shared love for the ever-evolving world of gaming.Support the show
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Have you ever wondered how certain foods have become staples in places you least expect? Join us as we navigate the rich culinary landscape of the UK, where curries share the spotlight with classic roast dinners and fish and chips. Alongside this gastronomic journey, we share our love for comfort games, from quick multiplayer titles like Rainbow Six Siege and Dead by Daylight to the open worlds of Hades and Spider-Man, which offer both nostalgia and endless exploration. Discover how these games provide us with relaxation and a sense of familiarity in our daily routines.
Switching to the world of unique gaming experiences, we bring you "Little Guardsman," a whimsical game by Tiny Build that cleverly combines humor with societal themes. Dive into the fascinating decision-making mechanics that mirror real-life challenges, all while enjoying the quirky tale of a young girl stepping up for her dad. Our conversation veers into the realm of retro gaming, where tales of repairing old consoles intertwine with a love for modern titles. Balancing these two passions, we discuss the allure of both new and nostalgic games, emphasizing the importance of staying connected with contemporary releases while cherishing the classics.
As we celebrate the vibrant gaming community, the excitement around new releases, particularly in the world of indie and AAA games, takes center stage. From the anticipated boxing game "Undisputed" to the cultural phenomenon of Dragon Ball Z, we explore the role of nostalgia in shaping our gaming experiences. We also express gratitude to our loyal listeners, highlighting those who make our community truly special. Join us in this episode as we embrace storytelling, tradition, and the colorful characters that make gaming an integral part of our lives.Support the show
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Ever found yourself on a recruitment mission for a fictional cult in Blackpool? No? Well, Scott has, and he's sharing all the bizarre details with us on this week's podcast episode. Joined by RGT, we manage to escape our imaginary overseers to chat about our gaming lives in an impromptu podcast session. From the peculiar nature of recruiting for the "Great Ascension " to our latest gaming escapades, there’s never a dull moment in this comedic adventure. Scott even gives us a sneak peek into his labyrinthine conquest of Conscript on the Nintendo Switch, promising a blend of intrigue and laughs.
Our conversation naturally shifts gears to the world of RPGs and JRPGs, where Scott weighs in on classics like Dragon Quest and Suikoden II, alongside modern marvels such as The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt. We reminisce about the allure of Final Fantasy, debating the remastered magic versus the nostalgia of the originals. From confounding glitches in Batman to youth development strategies in EAFC 25, the gaming tales flow thick and fast, each with its own touch of humor and nostalgia. We even find time to reflect on the rainbow-kicking joy of Adidas Power Soccer and the engaging simplicity of Cat Quest.
But hold on, the platform and shoot 'em up games get their moment too! Our journey through these genres is a celebration of gaming's past and present, featuring beloved icons like Crash Bandicoot and Sonic the Hedgehog. Whether it's the thrill of classic arcade cabinets or the charm of Disney’s Castle of Illusion, each game holds a cherished place in our hearts. Rounding off with heartfelt shoutouts to our incredible community, we invite listeners to join us in sharing gaming memories, insights, and a shared passion that binds us all.Support the show
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What if you could find serenity in the midst of the bustling gaming world? Legendary YouTuber Marathon Gaming, known as Scott, joins us for a tranquil escape from the usual gaming news chaos. We embark on a journey through personal gaming experiences, starting with the soothing narrative of "Lake" on PlayStation Plus. Our conversation takes a playful twist as we explore how the slow-paced life of a postwoman offers a unique storytelling approach reminiscent of Telltale's classics, while we also share our mixed emotions about the game's deliberate pacing.
From the retro charm of the Evercade to the modern allure of the Nintendo Switch, our gaming adventures know no bounds. Scott and I revel in the discovery of hidden arcade gems like Battle Chopper and Lightning Swords, praising the Evercade for bringing these treasures to light. Our enthusiasm extends to the Arkham Batman trilogy on the Switch, where enhanced performance amplifies the handheld experience. Collaborative fun takes center stage as we recount the strategic joys of playing Stardew Valley in co-op mode, a testament to the enduring appeal of teamwork in gaming.
Our love for games spans a multitude of genres, from the vast open worlds of "Red Dead Redemption" to the spine-chilling thrills of "Resident Evil." We dive into the nostalgia of the "GTA Trilogy" and the immersive horror of "Until Dawn," sharing unforgettable moments that have left a lasting mark on our gaming memories. As the episode concludes, we celebrate the rich tapestry of gaming history with personal anecdotes, heartfelt game recommendations, and a deep appreciation for the diverse experiences that make gaming such an extraordinary journey. Join us for an engaging listen that promises to resonate with every gaming enthusiast.Support the show
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What if cult recruitment isn't just about isolated compounds, but about targeting gamers with $4,000 monthly packages? Our latest episode pulls back the curtain on Pastor Longhorn's Great Ascension cult and their bizarre tactics to lure in celebrities and gamers. George and his skeptical friend RGT provide a mix of humor and intrigue as they dissect the cult's promises of ascension and redemption. Meanwhile, Digital Monkery takes us on a nostalgic journey through his treasure trove of gaming collectibles, including a rare Red Dead Redemption Games Master magazine, and offers sage advice on sharing gaming room photos.
Get ready to laugh and learn as Digital Monkery shares his latest bargain finds, from Forspoken to Saints Row, shedding light on the challenges of scoring such deals in today's market. We also celebrate the golden days of PSP with gems like Worms: Open Warfare and Driver 76, while giving props to Digital Monkery for his generous contributions to the gaming community. Our discussion hops from gaming deals to VHS nostalgia, sparking memories of iconic stores like HMV and Blockbuster, and we dive into the appeal of the Evercade console for retro gaming aficionados.
As our conversation unfolds, we marvel at various gaming collections, from Game Boy to PlayStation, and debate the potential value of rare finds. We also praise the storytelling brilliance of Quantic Dream's "Beyond Two Souls," featuring stellar performances by Elliot Page and William Defoe. Wrapping up with listener shoutouts, humorous anecdotes, and a playful spirit, this episode promises to keep you entertained and informed, blending gaming culture with the oddities of cult recruitment in a way you've never heard before.Support the show
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Ever wonder why Scotty's cleaning cupboard mishap became the highlight of our week? Join us for Episode 237 of the Unofficial Controller Podcast, where we kick things off with a hilarious recount of our crew's latest adventures, including some unexpected laundry discoveries. Then, get ready for a nostalgic trip as we dive into my gaming experience with "Super Arcade Soccer" on the PS5. We'll walk you through the game's career mode, its comic book-style plot, and the quirks that make it a love letter to retro soccer games.
Next, we transport you back in time as we discuss the evolution of Sensible Soccer and the joys of retro gaming on beloved platforms like the Mega Drive and Evercade. Get insights on our latest gaming escapades, from hidden games and classic titles like "In the Hunt" to the intricate process of trophy hunting in "Star Wars Outlaws." We'll share our thoughts on the challenges of older 3D shooters and the emotional bonds we form with these timeless games. Plus, hear our detailed critique of "Beyond: Two Souls," comparing its narrative impact to other David Cage masterpieces.
Finally, we delve into the technical advancements of the PS5 Pro with some help from Digital Foundry, debating whether these mid-generation upgrades are worth your investment or if it's better to hold out for future consoles like the Switch 2. We'll keep you in the loop with exciting new releases for September, including "History Untold" and the remastered "Disney Epic Mickey Rebrushed." Wrapping up, we explore the new Zelda game for Switch and share some humorous holiday gaming plans, all while expressing our heartfelt gratitude to our listeners around the world. Don't miss this episode packed with laughter, nostalgia, and insightful gaming discussions!Support the show
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Ever wondered what it’s like to record a podcast episode beside a hastily erected chain link fence while one of us is camouflaged as a tumbleweed? Tune in to this week's episode of the Unofficial Controller Podcast as we catch up with RGT and his latest gaming obsession, "Dave the Diver" on PS5. We dive into his 15-hour journey filled with balanced gameplay and captivating narratives, and compare our different strategies on hiring and upgrading staff in the game—expect plenty of laughs and insightful tips.
Next, we take a stroll down memory lane to discuss how the British home computing scene shaped our gaming tastes, especially our complex relationship with JRPGs. From reminiscing about the limited JRPG offerings on systems like the Master System to modern-day accessible gems like Trials of Mana and the Pixel Remaster series, we cover it all. Plus, we share our love-hate relationship with the Evercade console and the practical challenges of moving large game collections, offering a nostalgic yet practical perspective on retro gaming.
We then embark on a rollercoaster critique of Star Wars video games, from initial disappointments to exhilarating experiences that rekindle childhood fantasies. Our deep dive into new titles like "Star Wars Outlaws" highlights both their immersive elements and frustrating flaws. We also shine a spotlight on the phenomenal "Astro Bot" , discussing its potential as a game of the year contender. Wrapping up, we explore the pros and cons of the newly unveiled PS5 Pro, and share our genuine excitement for upcoming indie action games. Join us for a wild ride through El Paso, Texas, with the enigmatic Pastor Longhorn and a dose of gaming passion that’s sure to keep you entertained.Support the show
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What happens when a seemingly peaceful cult takes a bizarre turn? Pastor Longhorn's Great Ascension promises love and serenity, but its practices are anything but ordinary. Join us as Bobby frantically attempts to rescue George from this cult's clutches, while George remains surprisingly enthusiastic about spooning with the pastor and indulging in 'Pasta Vasta.' The tension between Bobby’s rational concerns and George’s eccentric experiences makes for an unforgettable story filled with surreal humor and unexpected twists.
Switching gears, we share hilarious tales from our latest gaming escapades, from the terror of zombie games to the thrill of conquering challenging titles. Our love for Lovecraftian visual novels, puppet combo games, and classics like Resident Evil shines through as we reminisce about old-school graphics and quirky gameplay moments. Our enthusiasm for upcoming releases like Stellar Blade and Black Myth: Wukong is infectious, and we can't help but laugh at our own gaming antics and the addictive nature of Brotato.
Finally, we dive deep into the world of Assassin's Creed, reflecting on its journey from the cinematic brilliance of Assassin's Creed 3 to the fantastical settings of Valhalla. We debate how the series could benefit from a darker aesthetic, drawing parallels to the visceral intensity of God of War. Our excitement for upcoming titles like Star Wars Outlaws and the new Assassin's Creed in Japan is palpable, promising rich narrative experiences. Plus, we sprinkle in personal anecdotes about friends dreaming of a quieter life in Vermont, adding a touch of warmth and humor to this jam-packed episode.Support the show
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What happens when you combine the scorching heat of El Paso, a charismatic pastor, and a discussion on the latest in indie games? Discover how our journey under the spell of Pastor Longhorn took unexpected turns, from surreal moments of camaraderie to lighthearted jests about our favorite nostalgic tunes and quirky video games like "Squirrel with a Gun" and "Tales of Gonzalez." This episode is a rollercoaster of emotions and adventures, offering a unique blend of eerie charm and playful banter.
Explore the vast landscapes of gaming with us as we navigate through classics like "The Witcher 3" and quirky titles such as "Power Wash Simulator" with its upcoming Shrek DLC. Join our conversation on how focusing on strikeouts improved our performance in "MLB The Show," and don't miss the detailed critiques of indie gems like "Neva" and "Peglin." The discussion is packed with personal insights, real-life anecdotes, and a touch of humor, making it an engaging listen for both casual gamers and hardcore fans alike.
Finally, we dive into the latest gaming news and updates, from the exciting announcements at the Nintendo Direct Partner Showcase to the much-anticipated release of "Star Wars Outlaws." Listen to our honest reviews and advice for potential players, enriched with personal anecdotes and nostalgic reflections. With guest Scotty aka Marathon Gaming adding their unique Nintendo perspective, this episode promises a blend of humor, camaraderie, and in-depth gaming insights that you won't want to miss!Support the show
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What happens when three podcasters find themselves caught in the clutches of a bizarre cult? Join us as we recount our wild adventure in El Paso, Texas, where George, Seb, and surprise guest Scott from Marathon Gaming had to navigate life under the eccentric Pastor Longhorn. Amid secret podcast recordings and the pastor's peculiar habits, we reflect on our hopes of escaping and reuniting with the FurK Corporation. Scott's unexpected arrival, guided by an old fax machine and pager, brings a glimmer of hope for rescue as we dive into the latest gaming news from Gamescom.
Ever wondered about the addictive nature of games like "Anno" or the excitement around a potential Nintendo Switch 2? Scott shares his roguelike adventures and experiences with "Dredge" on the Switch, sparking a lively discussion about the structured story mode versus the liberating sandbox mode in "Anno." We also banter about recent gaming challenges, including George's struggles in MLB on PS5, and the big announcements from Gamescom like Borderlands 4 and a Goat Simulator remaster. Our conversation takes unexpected turns as we explore the world of gaming adaptations and the highly anticipated Indiana Jones game set for 2025.
From the changing landscape of game exclusivity to the future of cloud gaming services, we tackle the big questions shaping the gaming industry. Will Xbox Game Pass make its way to PlayStation? How will digital versus physical media debates evolve? We dive into the strategic moves by major gaming companies and the potential impact on gamers worldwide. Finally, we keep it lighthearted with quirky discussions about gaming on fridges and Tesla cars, all while sharing our personal gaming plans and community anecdotes. Buckle up for a hilarious and insightful journey through the latest in gaming and our unforgettable desert tales with Pastor Longhorn.Support the show
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Are the PS5 accessories like PSVR 2 and Portal really worth the hefty price tag, or should you be looking elsewhere for your gaming fix? This week, Seb returns from his mysterious sojourn in the potato cupboard and George share tales from the Timeless Gaming Convention in the UK, where he rubbed elbows with the likes of Jason Bradbury and Ashen's. From preaching Longhorn's sermon to the thrill of sipping an Assassin's Creed Mirage coffee, George’s escapades are both amusing and insightful. We also delve into our favorite moments with fans and the joy of being part of the creator lounge.
Next up, we tackle the true cost of owning a PS5 and how it stacks up against other gaming devices like the Backbone and Portal. How do the Vita and PSP measure up in hindsight, and what can we learn from their successes and failures? We also venture into the realm of VR, comparing VR1 and VR2, and discuss Nintendo's position in the market as we anticipate the buzz around the upcoming Switch 2. The conversation covers everything from hardware innovations to the importance of keeping user interest alive.
Finally, we sift through the latest gaming news and rumors, from Xbox's potential multi-platform moves to the much-anticipated release of GTA 6. We critique the marketing strategies of industry giants Sony and Microsoft, reflecting on how budgets and projections shape game visibility and success. And let's not forget Hollywood's ongoing love affair with sequels—what does it mean for new IPs in the gaming world? Tune in for all this and more, plus a few heartfelt shoutouts to our dedicated supporters who make this journey worthwhile!Support the show
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Ever wondered what it's like to attempt to rescue someone from a cult while juggling the excitement of a major gaming convention? In this electrifying episode, Mags and RGT tackle exactly that as they find ourselves in El Paso, on a mission to free young George from the clutches of Pastor Longhorn's bizarre cult. Amidst this surreal adventure, we switch gears to unpack the incredible growth and preparations for the Timeless Gaming Convention, happening in just a few short days, promising an even bigger and better experience for gaming fans.
On the gaming front, we share our latest reviews on indie detective thrillers and don't hold back on our thoughts about Ubisoft's Skull and Bones. Compare the highs and lows of this game to Sea of Thieves? We've got you covered. We also take a nostalgic trip back to our recent adventures with Horizon Forbidden West and Bioshock Infinite, sparking discussions and laughs as we navigate the landscapes and storylines of these beloved titles. Expect a mix of candid critiques, hearty banter, and the thrill of the latest game announcements.
Finally, get an insider's look at the Timeless Gaming Convention, where we'll celebrate the diverse community that makes it special. With Jason Bradbury as the keynote speaker and a stellar lineup of content creators such as Ashens , Slopes and the UCP, the event is set to be unforgettable. From VR industry challenges to the PlayStation debut of Vampire Survivors, we cover it all. This episode is brimming with exclusive details, behind-the-scenes insights, and the vibrant energy of the gaming world. Don't miss it!
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