Drama, adventure, love, revenge, horror and feel good moments await you as the Eight and a Half Bit crew tackle all of the major issues of the day. From Psychic Detective to Zeno Clash 2 no rock is left unsoiled. E3 is over but there is still so much left to discover and judge cynically from a distance.
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E3 is just around the corner and the boys couldn’t be more excited. Or less excited. Either way their level of excitement is where it needs to be.
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This week James and Paul carry on in the absence of Ben, discussing Double Fine’s new game The Cave. Also you will discover via the medium of conversation discussion on Dragon’s Dogma, more Diablo 3, Krater, Deadlight, Leap, The Shadow of Colossus film and Company of Heroes 2 and SEVERAL OTHER endlessly interesting topics.
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This weeks wonderful show is brought to you by the numbers 37 and 3006. Join our travellers on a journey of sensual pleasures and nerd rage as we discuss everything that has ever been. Al Lowe’s lost passages, Indie games that only Paul cares about, more kickstarters and this weeks biggest release “The game which shall not be named”.
Episode 2 – I’ve got 37 problems but DRM is the primary one
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In today’s episode we join Paul, James and Ben as they discuss the new PSN game Datura, Journey, Stealth Bastard, Lollipop Chainsaw and many other exciting and stimulation topics. Never forget that today is when it all began.
I am not a big fps fan, and didn’t really start playing Call of Duty until playing a little of Modern Warfare 2. But I played Black Ops a lot, and then Modern Warfare 3 even more.
There is a lot to like about these games. They have fantastic presentation. The gameplay is very polished, with few bugs or frame-rate slowdowns. And, most importantly, they are fun.
I am not a particularly hardcore gamer. In a standard week, I probably play games for between 5-8 hours. So I guess my gaming status could probably be described as somewhat unrefined, uncultured, unsophisticated, maybe even naive. But still, I find it odd that there are so many people who seem to hate CoD games. Continue reading
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