Long Live Play

In the eighteenth triumphant episode of the Long Live Play podcast, hosts Khayl Adam and Govinda Whitehurst are back baby, with tales of redemption, glory, and of course, crepes.

The Bluepoint acquisition is real and official, Govinda might be going to work for a cult, and the long-awaited Battlefield 2042 Beta is almost upon us. Exciting times lay ahead, so stay a while and listen.

Our heroes cover all the news (that they care about) and discuss in-depth the games they are playing (Lost Judgement, "Netflix").

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In the seventeenth underwhelming episode of the Long Live Play podcast, hosts Khayl Adam and Govinda Whitehurst contend with a slower than average news cycle, and bicker accordingly.

Last of Us Day was underwhelming (with nary a peep about upcoming games from developer Naughty Dog), big Persona news is on the horizon, and Octobers PlayStation Plus lineup has leaked... as is now a tradition.

Our heroes cover all the news (that they care about) and discuss in-depth the games they are playing (Deathloop, Tales of Arise, Kena (kinda) and Diablo II: Resurrected).

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In the sixteenth apocalyptic episode of the Long Live Play podcast, hosts Khayl Adam and Govinda Whitehurst get contentious over the most recent PS5 exclusive, Deathloop.

While the majority of the show is spent covering Arkane Lyon's latest, there is still plenty of news to cover. Sony has released a significant new firmware update, Nvidia leaked the existence of a bunch of unannounced games, and Battlefield 2042 has been delayed.

Our heroes cover all the news (that they care about) and discuss in-depth the games they are playing (Deathloop, Darkest Dungeon, Tales of Arise).

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In the fifteenth triumphant instalment of the Long Live Play podcast, hosts Khayl Adam and Govinda Whitehurst cover the recent PlayStation Showcase in exacting and minute detail.

There were some expected announcements, in addition to some surprise reveals. Sony, it seems, has been playing its cards rather close to its corporate chest. We run through each aspect of the show and offer our expert opinions!

Our heroes cover all the news (that they care about) and discuss in-depth the games they are playing (Pathfinder: Kingmaker, FFX, Tales of Arise).

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In the fourteenth interminable leg of the Long Live Play death march, hosts Khayl Adam and Govinda Whitehurst find themselves on the precipice of something truly promising: the long rumoured PlayStation Showcase.

Alongside boundless speculation about the Showcase, they cover the Horizon: Forbidden West PS5 upgrade pricing snafu, the real reason former Sony boss Shawn Layden left the company, and the fact that Cyberpunk 2077 is never getting a PS5 release at this rate.

Our heroes cover all the news (that they care about) and discuss in-depth the games they are playing (Pathfinder: Kingmaker, Ghost of Tsushima, FFX).

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In the ill-omened thirteenth episode of the Long Live Play horror show, hosts Khayl Adam and Govinda Whitehurst are playing the same old games, and having a great time, thank you very much.

We get a release date for Horizon: Forbidden West, TT Games founder Jon Burton has called Insomniac Games developers a pack of liars, Crusader Kings 3 is coming to consoles and the next PlayStation Plus lineup has predictably leaked.

Our heroes cover all the news (that they care about) and discuss in-depth the games they are playing (Pathfinder: Kingmaker, Ghost of Tsushima, FFX).

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In the twelfth gripping instalment of the Long Live Play meta-narrative, hosts Khayl Adam and Govinda Whitehurst are recording together, in the same room, for the first time in the shows epic three-month-long run.

There is (surprise, surprise) a new Call of Duty coming out this year, Skyrim is being re-released (again), and long in development PS4 exclusive WiLD has been canned (allegedly).

Our heroes cover all the news (that they care about) and discuss in-depth the games they are playing (Pathfinder: Kingmaker, Ghost of Tsushima, Tales of Arise demo, FFX).

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In the eleventh orgasmic episode of Long Live Play, hosts Khayl Adam and Govind Whitehurst discuss in-depth the controversial, but essential, topic of doggy eugenics.

There is allegedly a set of GTA remasters in the works, Blue Box Studios are up to their usual stupid shit, and Sony has acquired Crunchyroll and thus is the dominant master of all weebs everywhere.

Our heroes cover all the news (that they care about) and discuss in-depth the games they are playing (Tribes of Midgard, Divinity: Original Sin 2, A Plague Tale: Innocence, Miles Morales, Final Fantasy X, Plants VS Zombies: Battle for Neighborville).

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In the tenth infectious instalment of Long Live Play, hosts Khayl Adam and Govinda Whitehurst are out of lockdown and out of control! Khayl survived the jab, and Govinda has set the twosome on to the fateful path to Twitch divinity.

This week, we learn that Sony is absolutely crushing it, in terms of dollar bills yo. Battlefield 2042 is getting a short movie, PS Indies are back, and PSVR 2 is (allegedly) looking to be a beast.

Our heroes cover all the news (that they care about) and discuss in-depth the games they are playing ( Divinity: Original Sin 2, The Forest, Final Fantasy X, Back 4 Blood beta).

There was no Featured Article this week.

You can (and should!) read the piece in its entirety here: if it existed!

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In the ninth gripping instalment of Long Live Play, hosts Khayl Adam and Govinda Whitehurst are confined to their respective domiciles and forced to grapple with their own mortality, doing their patriotic part for the nation as parts of Australia go into a short, sharp lockdown.

This week is all about sales numbers, and from this information, some interesting insights can be gleaned. Was Death Stranding more successful than initially thought? Did Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart underperform?

Our heroes cover all the news (that they care about) and discuss in-depth the games they are playing ( Divinity: Original Sin 2, Miles Morales, The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles, The Forest, Final Fantasy XIV).

The Featured Article of the Week was written by Jade King for The Gamer.

You can (and should!) read the piece in its entirety here: Blitzball Is Bad And Square Enix Should Feel Bad For Making It

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