Replay Value Podcast

Anthony gives five reasons why he thinks so many people enjoy Onimusha’s combat, despite its seemingly derivative concepts.

Overwatch released Doctrine for a hero trial this past weekend. He seems to be beloved, but is he broken?

Author’s Note: Totally forgot to upload this yesterday. I got distracted by electrician’s coming to my house to fix a surge issue. So there will be two episodes today!

Anthony played the Crazy Taxi Closed Network test and didn’t think it was a strong showing, though there was some good to take away.

PlayStation will no longer publish Physint, and Xbox picks up the publishing rights. PlayStation should have taken the bet, but Sony may be playing a bigger hand in what's happening with these PlayStation decisions.

The Overwatch Tank role could ultimately be a problem about how fun they are to play, rather than just the role is miserable.

Anthony reacts to his latest play of Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy. He thinks it’s got strong bones and a lot of muscle.

Anthony enjoyed the Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake for Switch 2 presentation, but the real surprise was that it was only going to be $60 digitally in a world where Mario Kart World is $80.

Anthony reacts to the PlayStation State of Play for September 2026 and felt that few of the games inspired his desire to want to play them.

He also talks about Xbox’s recent move to include limits on Cloud gaming play time. He thinks it’s part of a broader industry move to squeeze existing players.

Anthony checked out the newest Overwatch World Cup event. He’s disappointed with how Team 4 continues to run contests when more exciting options exist.

Anthony’s home remodel is demanding his attention so he only talks about Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy, and he’s finding it clunky in many ways.