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The podcast currently has 284 episodes available.
Since everyone else is discussing it, Kevin reluctantly drags in both Urtheart and Ninten7 for a show discussing the Sonic The Hedgehog 3 movie trailer. As well as discussing new voice actor Keanu Reeves’ role and what the trailer seems to confirm – or at least suggest is being kept and changed from the games canon.
For some reason that also means a chat about milk cartons, notorious criminal gorillas, the US Election, ‘Schrodinger’s Dog’ and a brand new Radio Redux segment using artificial intelligence.
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– Mesmerist – Shadow Walker VIP (I Am… vs The Story is Over)
After the Mortal Kombat franchise announces even more licenced characters for its upcoming DLC, Kevin proposes to Urtheart and ShadowFox some interesting potential additions to the line-up. That and they get haunted by adverts on Eurogamer.
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– S0LV0 (feat. Joshua Taipale & General Offensive) – Sonic Adventure 2 – Pyramid Cave (Modern RMX)
– Tommy Tallarico – The Terminator – This Way
– Robocop (Game Boy) – Title Theme (a.k.a The Ariston Theme)
– Blade 2: The Game – Let’s Go
– Demolition Man – Museum (Stage 2)
– Taskmaster – Taller Than A Wolf
LMC trio Kevin, ShadowFox and Urtheart are back to discuss more things they got up to at the UK Games Expo – as well as singing owls, scavenger hunts and odd ways to die. All that and how Kevin gave someone from Konami a bit of an existential crisis.
Plus: Skyblaze and Greyfore return to join Urtheart and conclude their Pokémon discussion.
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– Cobra Kai: The Karate Kid Saga Continues – Arcade
– Offroad Thunder – Dirty Dog
Kevin is joined by Urtheart and ShadowFox for a new Radio Redux session to discuss all things gaming, specifically their visit some time back to the UK Games Expo – a local (to Kevin anyway) hobby games convention that also happens to be the largest in the UK. At which they played a new board game from Rebellion’s Unplugged division called Joyride, and they inadvertently found a new way to win.
All that and discussions on virtual reality marketing, Ferrero Rocher, eating the board game Mouse Trap and putting your kids through university via Magic: The Gathering.
The second half of the show continues the three-part discussion on Pokémon and specifically Scarlet and Violet. as Urtheart Skyblaze and Greyfore debate their place in an ever growing franchise canon.
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After things kept getting in the way during the last few recording sessions, Kevin sits down behind the mic to discuss all things Sonic x Shadow Generations – a game that absolutely did not need to happen but that apparently is. Not only will it’ll probably screw up everyone’s remake hopes one way or the other, there’s the little matter of silly design choices and weird misunderstanding of ‘The Ultimate Life Form’.
Why, for example, do people seem to think he’d emblazon his stuff with the logo of the enemy that tried to kill everyone he knows?
In the second half we begin a little mini-series for Radio Redux, as Urtheart is joined by Skyblaze and Greyfore to discuss Pokémon big, small and unfathomably silly, But just what is the best Pokémon, and why are they not immediately saying Ekans?
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It’s been eleven years since the last time Radio Redux and Saturday Night SEGA crossed over for Gavvie’s SEGAthon event – not that Kevin’s been counting of course. But he and Urtheart, who is currently helping Gavvie navigate the perils of the Dark Souls series, drop in for an hour of fun with stories and discussion.
For example: Just what is going on with the Sonic Symphony “world tour”? Why did we never get Sonic 4 Episode 3? Who are GreenViper8’s parents? Getting old SEGA games ported, and why did Rebellion’s CEO (and Urtheart’s boss) have to spend his weekend hosing down a horse’s naughty bits.
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50 shows and many years after it ended, somehow Radio Redux has made it to episode 250! Everyone’s a little (see: a lot) older, but are they equally wiser? Kevin’s in the chair as your host for a fiendish quiz to tax the memories of two teams – one from RadioSEGA and the other from Last Minute Continue itself.
They’ll need to answer questions on both Sonic and SEGA, of course. But how is their song lyric knowledge? Are they able to find the answers in a legally distinct connections round? Or maybe, even, remember the history of not just the community they’ve all been a part of for well over a decade, but the very show they’ve all been on multiple times?
It’s the closing act of this year’s WinterFest and there’s pride, a trophy and bragging rights on the line! (Okay, two out of three ain’t bad…)
Featuring:
Team RadioSEGA: GreenViper8, Greyfore and Skyblaze
Team LMC: T.A. Black, ShadowFox and Urtheart
And archive cameos from: Dreadknux, T-Bird, Dusk, Suf, Rexy, and Gavvie
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It’s time to wrap-up this little mini-series discussing everyone’s favourite games of all time. There’s only a couple of picks left for the boys, as ShadowFox goes solidly into the adventures of a guy in a cardboard box. While Kevin does a passionate deep dive on the story and mechanics of the second Turrican game.
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Part five of six and it’s back and so far the Nintendo GameCube is the real MVP. Something that’s only emphasised further with some talk about RPGs. First up there’s Kevin, who doesn’t really do JRPG’s – which only shows you just how damn good Tales of Symphonia is. Urtheart picks yet another Nintendo title, with an unconventional if “mismanaged” Mario game. Turbo counters this with some SEGA/Sonic love.
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We start the second half of our six-parter on the gang’s favourite games ever, beginning with Urtheart’s love of Metroid Prime and the benefit of adding motion control to some games. Turbo talks about the history of the Capcom Five and the first Resident Evil remake back in 2002 – as well as the perils of randomisers. ShadowFox explains his love for all things Minecraft. Meanwhile Kevin uncovers one of the most unusual (and frankly impressive) release streaks for one game licence.
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The podcast currently has 284 episodes available.