Just like the Nintendo console, Tempcast 64 although ambitious proves to be underwhelming in terms of the content it provides. Sure, we have some cool scene news like Pokemon BDSP leaking, as well as the PS2 emulator PCSX2 hitting an important milestone. The PS5 also got "hacked", twice, and we explain in quite poor technical detail why this isn't going to affect the very young hacking scene any time soon. However, this episode is bogged down by a couple nonsense opinion pieces. Do you want to hear even MORE bickering about the GTA Trilogy "Definitive" edition? You picked the right episode, there's at least 30 minutes of it here. There's a couple of other topics we talked about but I'm too lazy to write them in the description creatively, so just check out the timestamps if there's anything that interests you.

0:00 - Intro

2:16 - PS5 Hacked Twice by TheFlow and failoverfl0w

7:06 - Pokemon BDSP Leaked 

14:40 - GTA Trilogy "Definitive" Edition 

27:55 - PCSX2 can now play every PS2 game (except one...)

30:55 - MGS 2 and 3 delisted

33:58 - Steam Deck delayed

35:51 - Outro

36:34 - Secret post credits scene

In this week's clickbait-titled episode we unsurprisingly cling on the news about famous SX OS developer Gary Bowser pleading guilty in the recent lawsuit against him which shook the Nintendo Switch hacking scene. Leading expert and certified lawyer Ericzander chimes in with his superficial, yet at the same time meaningful knowledge about the case and explains what's likely going to happen next in this infamous case. As a highlight, we briefly mention the Bloodborne PS1 de-make coming to PC very soon. We also discuss some other news from the past two weeks because we didn't record an episode last week for some reason (SORRY!), such as GTA SA coming to VR, Overwatch 2 and Diablo IV getting delayed, Take Two cancelling a game we didn't even know was in development, and the Elden Ring gameplay reveal.

In this week's terrifying episode, we dwell into a cauldron of topics. Starting off, we revisit the Sega Saturn emulator found in the release of Cotton Guardian Force on the Switch, which was discovered by GBAtemp user lisreal2401. We also discuss RPCS3 hitting an incredible milestone of being able to boot every single PS3 game, as well as the Uncharted trailer. We briefly touch upon how the recent Nvidia GeForce Now leaks are slowly becoming true with the announcement of God of War (2018) coming to PC. Finally, we talk about Concerned Ape's Haunted Chocolatier and make some extremely inappropriate jokes that will no doubt get us cancelled if not now then in the future.

In this week's mediocre but thankfully short episode, we discuss the few things that happened this week in regards to the Switch. Specifically, the price reveal for the Switch Online "expansion pack" being as disappointing as this podcast. If you have a Switch OLED and want to play N64 games at a reasonable price - you might just be in luck, for it seems the new model has the same vulnerabilities as the previous one. But what if you're more of a Sega Saturn type of person? Thankfully, we discuss in this episode how a fully functional emulator for the system was found in a recent Switch release. Finally, we touch upon the Metroid Dread credits controversy and Steam banning NFTs.

On this week's disorganized episode, the crew talks about the major Twitch hack that happened this week, and touches on the Facebook outage while discussing a new program that allows you to disconnect your Quest 2 headset from your Facebook and Oculus accounts. Also, resident Metroid fan AlanJohn gives his thoughts on Metroid Dread and resident Kingdom Hearts fan Ericzander lectures us on the KH timeline and the implications brought on by Sora's inclusion in Smash Bros. Finally, we quickly touch on some other news of the week, like the GTA Trilogy remaster finally getting announced, the trailer for the new Resident Evil movie, and the Rape of Nanjing.

Low energy, little effort - you can use these words to describe a lot of things. For example, the rumors spread by certain websites this week, or this episode of the Tempcast. Hey, even the description is meh. Join us on this episode as we discuss the latest leaks from Konami and Nintendo, whether or not they're real or if anyone really cares, as well as actual news, like Bluepoint getting acquired by Sony and the PS2 era GTA trilogy popping up on a Korean ratings board.

In this week's episode we are in shock and awe as everybody else from the Nintendo Direct which happened on September 23rd. From the Super Mario movie cast reveal to N64 games finally coming to the switch, albeit not in a way many of us hoped, we discuss these topics in excruciating detail. Furthermore, we talk about the new and revamped GBAtemp V8. Alongside those topics, we also touch on the subject of Blizzards CEO getting a subpoena, in our lawyer segment led by special guest Eric "Ericzander" Zander esq., who unfortunately had to practice social distancing during the recording of this episode, for he is an avid anti-vaxxer and refuses to wear a mask, because it "muffles the quality" of his voice track.

The person writing this is in excruciating pain, so we apologize for the sub-par description this week. Nintendo Switch 13.0.0 Bluetooth enabled. Nintendo Switch Price drop. Castlevania advanced collection maybe? x65493. RPCS4. Chonky cats.

In this week's episode we discuss the many announcements made during the PlayStation Showcase, including the GoW Ragnarok trailer and Spider-man 2 teaser, which confused our comic book experts and hosts into thinking Venom is Mexican. Seriously, how do they NOT know about Kraven the Hunter? AlanJohn would've known, he cringes alongside all the other listeners of this episode. We also talk about the Atmosphere 1.0.0 update, a forgotten PS4 emulator on Linux, as well as the Epic v Apple lawsuit allegedly reaching a conclusion.  Join the legendary Tempcast trio of Relauby, Ericzander and Chary on one of the most disorganized episodes in mainstream podcast history.

In this week's episode of the Tempcast, our crew of four discuss some of the latest topics in the gaming world. As always, our resident legal expert, Ericzander, gives his lawyerly take, this time, on the Take Two lawsuit regarding re3 and reVC. We also venture into other tangents about Pokemon, Jordan's very in-depth take on the latest screenshots from Netflix's Resident Evil movie, and whether or not we should believe that Game Boy games are coming to the Nintendo Switch.