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Trapped in a room for 30 minutes as a task during their game of Big Walk, Kevin interviews his travelling companions from the NiGHTS fanbase on the origins of their fandom. Including Luna, Feniiku – and after a mere 17 YEARS, TRiPPY returns to the show. That, plus Turbo takes on Radio Redux‘s version of The Dark Room, and Kevin himself tells the story of how his introduction to Roger Craig Smith failed miserably – and through no fault of his own!
Already slightly irked by Crush 40 frontman Johnny Gioeli’s Speed of Sound tour’s insistence on using ‘S.O.S’ to blatantly co-opt some trust from Sonic fans, Kevin tunes in to their announcement stream on The Sonic Stadium‘s YouTube channel to react to what’s revealed. Which includes: vagueness about holograms, too much information about Johnny’s bladder control, ridiculous merchandise, disappearing countries, and the fanbase basically being responsible for all the creative. Plus the utter preposterousness of ‘the Ultimate Crush 40 Experience’.
With one week of an open-ended schedule on RadioSEGA left, Kevin has some tales to tell. Tales of meeting various people over the last few weeks.
There’s going to the MCM Expo to get a Funko POP signed by a Sonic voice actor… which didn’t happen because he took so damn long doing ANYTHING, leading into a really fun encounter with someone else. (And avoiding being harassed by creator of the Daleks, Davros, on the way.) Then there’s him taking himself off to see Mick Foley’s one-man-show for even more book signatures and a brief discussion with the man himself. Before lastly we head back to a break section during 2025’s end of year quiz, as ShadowFox takes on… The Dark Room!
With SEGA Mixer Drive still away, it’s a double length Radio Redux with Kevin is joined by both Urtheart and Turbo for this episode as they catch up on all the various gaming news.
With everything from GTA 6 leaks, TV adaptions, studios flying free from XBOX, why you should hire Psycho Mantis for your Marketing team, and yes… the Sonic x Fortnite nonsense. Plus did you know it’s possible to knock out a quick AAA Doom game over a weekend? All this and somehow more!
Sonic’s 35th anniversary is the topic and the time, as we wind back to June for a longer Radio Redux than normal. One taken from a recording during the related CrossWorlds festival. Kevin is joined by fellow ‘Team Terribad’ member Luna Arcanos, bubbly Scottish gremlin Ninten and mutual friend GuardEzio… who’s not really much of a Sonic fan so is bemused by most of what is going on.
Includes retellings of SEGA stories, character discussions and historical matters long forgotten – plus Kevin getting very angry at how SEGA have handled the health of the community in the years since!
On today’s Radio Redux show, Kevin winds the clock back to Nov 2025 as he and Feniiku catch up over some CrossWorlds. Fresh back from Sonic Con, there’s plenty of stories and laughs to share – as it turns out the more things change, the more they stay the same…
Kevin is joined by Urtheart and Skyblaze to talk about the latest LEGO Batman game before getting serious with a discussion about ‘games as art’ and the dangers of a digital-only future as Sony dumps physical media.
Kevin’s back and he’s joined by Urtheart and Skyblaze to discuss hiding from the heat by watching ‘Masters of the Universe’, and the XBOX restructure of their restructure’s restructure.
The boys finally come to the end of the Not-E3 period, by turning their attention to a Nintendo Direct full of surprises big and small – one of which had been rumoured for some considerable time: The Ocarina of Time remake.
Back and slightly roasted from the UK/EU heatwave, Turbo and Urtheart (with a quick intro from Kevin) are here to talk about the rest of the June Not-E3 announcements. Starting with all the XBOX games coming our way, from new Gears of War and the Halo remake… remake, to a Crazy Taxi reboot that’s garnered consequences.
That’s if XBOX don’t close all the studios first.
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