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It’s a very exciting edition of The Tally-Ho Show as we are joined by our first special guest –  Kevin Eva from Last Minute Continue joins us for Episode 03 to discuss LMC and his own personal gaming history.

Topics for the week include sports games throughout the years and what were our finest memories playing video games of the sports that we know and love. Plus should eSports be made an Olympic event? What classical games would we like to see be made in a virtual reality style world?

Plus The Throne of Games and more amazing tunes for you to listen to as well.

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In this four part episode, the Square Enix London Studios team clarify how creating the game is balanced between n-Space and SELS and who does what. Discuss game length, levelling, technical limits and new avenues for the 3DS with the circle pad peripheral.

There are also two interviews with representatives from both SPOnG and Blistered Thumbs, who reveal their opinions on the game from both a first and second play perspective.

All this as well as confirming new game world details and the Wall of Champions is finally revealed!

The triforce of Gavvie, Titans Creed and AAUK are joined by Tall-Guy91 for more fun and games this week, as they try and discuss SEGA news, but inevitably get side-tracked…

Jay Egge Mann from Sonic Cage Dome wondered one day why no one had actually discussed with Kevin his SEGA history. So this happened! The first in a series discussing the ‘early days’  of the Sonic The Hedgehog online community and the people that shaped it – and when it comes to working at SEGA wasn’t all green hills and loop-de-loops. In fact some days it was somewhere between Toxic Caves and Gaslighting Zone.

“Kevin truly has done it all. Created one of the first Sonic fan sites? Started up one of the first Sonic fan podcasts? Built a media depository used by SEGA themselves? Took his passion as a fan and made it into a job working for SEGA repping Sonic the Hedgehog? Yep, he’s done it ALL. But has it been a journey just of highs, and where has it all led to this point today? We discuss all this (plus how SEGA tried to sue him of course) starting from the very early days of Sonic on the internet!”

Donnie aka SSF1991 joins the SEGAbits Swingin’ Report Show podcast to discuss his work with sites in the SEGA and Sonic community that include Sonic Paradox, TSSZ and The Sonic Stadium. We talk about Donnie’s early days as a SEGA fan, how he became a writer covering live events and breaking SEGA and Sonic news stories, and the final days of TSSZ.

Season 2 of T-Time begins with a guest: Urtheart. Would either of them be suitable for high office? Well one of them is a pirate, so probably not.

RadioSEGA’s Summer Shakeup sees the host and shows shuffled for some one off fun, and for Kevin that means finally getting to take over The Hidden Palace, which he was denied during a chaotic Opposite Week episode of Radio Redux.  But he’s here to take things seriously, and that means a Skyblaze-style deep dive into a game many likely know little about: SEGA and Bizarre Creations’s title The Club.

For more episodes of The Hidden Palace head to RadioSEGA.net.

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It’s a brand new week among us and that means it’s time for another exciting episode of The Sunday Funday! This week Andy is joined by my good friend Pete (aka Titans Creed) as they talk about recent goings on in the SEGAverse, what games they’ve been playing over the course of the week, and, of course play you some amazing SEGA tunes as well! Plus The Sunday Roulette and Non-SEGA Tracks of the Week, and a recap of last weeks Gone in a Sonic Minute. So what are you waiting for? Get yourself nice and comfortable and tune into this weeks RadioSEGA’s Sunday Funday.

For more episodes of Sunday Funday head to RadioSEGA.net.

The guests just keep on rolling in, as TitansCreed and Vger join in with Gavvie to discuss anything that springs to mind. Slow news week this week, you see…

For more episodes of Saturday Night SEGA head to RadioSEGA.net.

James Newton talks to Heroes of Ruin community manager Kevin Eva about some of the gameplay modes and secret surprises in one of 2012’s most promising games, Brad Long shares some of his thoughts about Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword and Peter Willington joins in to discuss whether Super Mario 3D Land can live up to its burgeoning sink-or-swim reputation.