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On this episode of the Day 0 Update: We’ll talk a bit about what we’re playing this week. More Street Fighter Anniversary plans. Fire Emblem is alive and well. Plus the Switch may be your platform if you like JRPGs! (more…)
On this week’s show: We discuss the Nintendo Switch. How is Nintendo selling the system? Who are they selling it to? We have concerns. (more…)
It’s the first show of 2017 and I forget how this all works. We talk about Nintendo’s continuing hostility towards its fans and how those fans are reacting to it. Plus we recap our games of the year for 2016 and look ahead to 2017! (more…)
What will likely be the last show of 2016. We discuss the few news stories that did happen this week and take a look at some Holiday themed gaming events. (more…)
On this week’s episode of the Day 0 Update: The Last Guardian is here! We share our thoughts on Sony’s much delayed puzzler. Nintendo debuts the Switch on the Tonight Show. Plus there’s a new Mechwarrior coming! That and much more is coming up! (more…)
On this week’s episode of the Day 0 Update: Fil comes to grips with Final Fantasy XV. We go over the Game Awards. Plus a recap of (some of) the announcements made at PlayStation Experience 2016! (more…)
Black Friday happened, and some of us went a bit overboard. Street Fighter V will run to 2020. Marvel Vs. Capcom 4 may be a thing. Plus PlayStation Experience is this weekend. We go over some of the games to keep an eye out for. All that and a lot more on this episode of the Day 0 Update. (more…)
On today’s episode of the Day 0 Update: New characters found in Virtua Fighter 1. Persona 5 gets delayed. The Game Awards are coming up and we’re lukewarm on them. Plus Skype hates Patrick. That and more, next! (more…)
Nintendo’s NES Classic Edition has launched, but you can’t buy it. New RPGs are coming in 2017. Plus we discuss what we’d like to see on the SNES Classic, N64 Classic and GameCube Classic Editions. (more…)
On this week’s show: Blizzard remakes Diablo. Square-Enix brings more Dragon Quest to the US. Sega is bringing Daytona back to the arcade. Plus, what other companies can learn from Sega and SNK’s approach to things. (more…)
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