Gary's taking the lead-off position this week with ReCore, but I'm surprised his was able to make it with all the waiting he's had to do with the loading screens. With some (un)scientific proof, Gary and Justin manage to see who truly has some of the longest loading screens. That's not all for Gary, though. He's also got another game, The Park. It's a horror adventure and it's right up his alley. Dark room, headphones, alone, that's how those games are meant to be played. Anthony sinks his time into Dragon Quest VII. Just another typical RPG for him, but also a good one. Justin tells us more about EarthLock, this time somewhat more coherently (maybe). He then let us in on Assassin's Creed Chronicles China, which was a mystery to at least one of The Tangent. Next, Brian puts the bookend on his Deus Ex adventure. It'd say he enjoyed it, but I'll let the man speak for himself. Finally, Stephen gets back to us with the Rom Hack, Super Mario 64 Run. Not much to say about it. Mario does indeed run.

We've got Drunken News about Blizzard changing Battle.Net's name, Ubisoft and the NX, some Xbox games with Gold, and more disappointing PC Port issues. And if that's not enough, we've also got a listener question.

 

The Drunken Show Notes:

• The Pokemon Company CEO: “We will make games for the NX”
• Paladins Developer Responds to Overwatch Comparisons
• HDR on the old PS4: No games, no streaming, just a useless menu option
• Dark Souls 3’s DLC will be the end of the franchise ... for now
• Battle.net’s name is changing—just in time for its 20th anniversary
• Ubisoft CEO Talks Nintendo NX and Advantages of New Hardware
• Free Xbox One/360 Games With Gold for October 2016 Revealed
• BioShock Collection PC Problems Will Be Fixed

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