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Hold on to your hype, it is time for the first episode of Not Enough Resources for 2018! Speaking of 2018, what do you want to hear more of from us? Follow us on Twitter @NERPodcast, and send us your comments and suggestions! You can subscribe to Not Enough Resources on iTunes or Google Play.
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Dylan falls in love with Horizon Zero Dawn, praising it as the best open world game ever. He also brings tales from the San Antonio hosted PAX South, including falling in love with objective based shooter Due Process. Meanwhile, Ryan dives into Early Access title They Are Billions, a healthy mixture of tower defense and RTS that is about steampunk and zombies.
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Instead of talking about loot boxes (again!), we talk about cardboard boxes. What is the Nintendo Labo? Is it a tool for teaching programing to kids? A DIY dreamscape? There is a lot of potential in Labo, but we try to wrap our head around what that potential is, and who this product is for.
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Dylan breaks down the upcoming ticket system coming to League of Legends, and how we both hope it will foster a healthy amateur scene for the game. In addition to League of Legends, another League we have been anticipating for over a year now finally started up: The Overwatch League. We break down the first week and a half of matches, and our hopes for improvement over the inaugural season.
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Dylan was gifted a copy of Destiny 2, and he explores the odd pairing of first-person shooter and MMO. Ryan is riding the high from Star Wars The Last Jedi by diving head first into 2010's Star Wars: The Old Republic and its two most recent expansions, Knights of the Fallen Empire and Knights of the Eternal Throne.
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The loot box conversation continues! Apple has updated their developers terms of service to require games that have a randomization purchasing element to disclose drop rates. We speculate on how this might effect the industry going forward, and what it means to have a storefront regulate these practices rather than legislation.
Game of the Year 2017:
We discuss some of the ups and downs of the year, from big budget games like The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild to amazing indies like A Mortician's Tale and Cuphead. The biggest take away? Gaming has reached the point where we can have experimental games that don't focus on realism, but instead aim to stir emotions in their players. The Game of the Year for 2017 for Not Enough Resources is Cuphead. Read our review.
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We would like to extend our deepest sympathies to Team Liquid, as one of their Overwatch coaches, INTERNETHULK, has unexpectedly passed away. Thank you for everything you have done for esports, and for channeling your passion into something that others can enjoy.
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As always, be kind to your fellow gamers.
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