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Mech month was a lot of fun, and you turned out in force to share your thoughts about these games.
Next month we're covering Ikaruga, Jamestown, The Witcher 3: Hearts of Stone, and the Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild.
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Behold the Mario 64 that might have been. Argonaut was on top of the world, doing 3D programming for Nintendo. When they cooked up a prototype 3D Yoshi game in their spare time, Nintendo was intrigued... but they passed. So the two organizations went their separate ways. That prototype became Croc, while Nintendo went on to make Mario 64. Are these things related? I don't know, let's just talk about pubes.
What happened during Roland's return to Gilead from Mejis, and how exactly did Gilead fall? Murph joins me to talk about two story arcs from the Dark Tower comics: The Long Road Home and Treachery. These give us a little more time in Gilead that was before it falls, and show us some of the cosmic implications of Roland's quest.
It's a spooky and funny, fun and fast platformer from a series that is notably bad.
Kole, Ben, Dennis, and David talka bout Monster Hunter: World, the shuttering of Mayfair Games, and we ask you about your worst grinding stories.
The BriefSettlers of Catan developer is shutting down.
Shadow of the Colossus has new secrets.
Vampyr is releasing June 5.
Video games and monks.
What’s your worst story of grinding for something in a game?
Dennis: DropMix. Watching the Overwatch League. Hue. Knack.
David: Monster Hunter World.
Ben: The Witness. Subnautica.
Kole: Monster Hunter World. SOMA. Breath of Fire III.
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In Thailand, Buddhist Monks Grapple with the Meaning of Video Games - Waypoint
We're playing fast and loose with the mission of the show in order to talk about the most unlikely thing: a board game adaptation that is also a very good movie. Tim Curry headlines an ensemble cast that tries to solve murder after murder in a nonstop horny farce. This movie should be remembered for a lot more than its "multiple endings" gimmick.
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