The Game Deflators

Have you always been interested in the world of video game publishing? This week on the Game Deflators podcast, John and Ryan are joined by Barry Carenza of Premium Edition Games where they discuss deeper opinions on Nintendo's E3 presentation, the publishing side of the video game industry, and some of Premium Edition Games current and upcoming projects. Closing out the episode, the guys chat about and review Demon's Tier+ on the Nintendo Switch.

A gamer since birth, Barry's work in Premium Edition Games includes management of customer service, leading the company's discord channel,  interviews, promotions and assistance of managerial decisions within the company. Barry's presence can also be heard on the Nintendo Fuse podcast and Switchmania Playcast.

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E3 2021 is in the books so John and Ryan are ready to discuss their thoughts on this weeks episode of the Game Deflators podcast. Hear what they thought of the event compared to 2019 and what they think will and should occur moving forward with E3.

The guys cap off the episode with a review of Plok on the Super Nintendo. Is this game deserving of its 8/10 average reviews and $28 price tag?

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Elden Ring Will Be Easier, Dev Says, But No Difficulty Options

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E3 video game titles announced, controversy with the removal of the dualshock 5 and Microsoft is on its way to no longer releasing consoles in this week's episode of the Game Deflators podcast. Hear what John and Ryan have to say about the first day of E3 and some of the industry movement occurring days before the start of the event.

Closing out the episode, the guys play and review Pokemon Snap for the N64. Did turning back the clock to 1999 push the guys one step closer to purchasing the newest Pokemon Snap entry?

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E3 Quietly Pulled its Official Show Trailer to Remove PS5

Xbox Will Be Built Into TVs, Xbox-Branded Streaming Devices Announced

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This week on The Game Deflators podcast, John and Ryan reminisce on summers past. The guys get together to chat through some of their favorite gaming memories when on summer vacation, games they could chill out to and 10 games you should look to play during some relaxing down time. Podcast episode recorded June 2021

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This week on the Game Deflators podcast, John and Ryan discuss what they expect to happen at E3 2021 and whether or not the conference holds any relevancy beyond 2021. The guys also dig into the things we have learned about the gaming industry due to the Apple and Epic court battle, and what we may see in the hotly rumored new Nintendo Switch

Closing out the episode, the guys play and review Evil Dead Regeneration for the Xbox. Did the Game Deflators enjoy this modestly affordable title, or is just as inflated as the rest of the current gaming market?

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Nine things we learned from the Epic v. Apple trial

Nintendo Switch Pro may be revealed before E3

Why E3 Is Irrelevant & Unnecessary In 2021

Is NetherRealm's Next Fighting Game a Marvel vs. DC Crossover?

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A continuation of the collecting for Sony consoles series, The Game Deflators discuss their personal experiences with the PlayStation Portable (PSP) and create a gamers starter kit. Budgeting $150, John and Ryan seek to build their ideal PSP collection for new collectors and younger gamers interested in the PSP. Podcast episode recorded May 2021

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This week on the Game Deflators podcast, John and Ryan discuss a sketchy rumor surrounding a possible Apple gaming console, the most recent console hardware sales figures, and the rumors on a Marvel vs. DC fighting game by the developers of Mortal Kombat.

Closing out the episode, the guys play and review two games this week! Valkyrie no Densetsu for the PC Engine and Alien Crush for the TurboGrafx 16. If you have a TurboGrafx or PC Engine, should you drop $50 on either of these games? If not, is the TurboGrafx Mini worth nabbing for these titles?

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Nintendo Promises “Many New Software Titles” This Year

PS5 vs Xbox Series X|S vs Switch Sales Comparison Charts Through May 1 - Sales 

Apple Nintendo Switch' Rumors Are Probably Just an Apple TV

Is NetherRealm's Next Fighting Game a Marvel vs. DC Crossover?

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This week on the Game Deflators podcast, John and Ryan discuss some of this weeks hottest gaming news including a new PS5 console, Sony being sued for its digital games "monopoly", and the Apple vs Epic court battle zoom shouting match. Also this week, Ryan discusses his thoughts on Resident Evil Village (viii) and whether or not you should pick it up.

Closing out the episode, the guys play and review Ninja Gaiden for the NES. This classic title is still very much affordable at $11. Is it worth adding to your collection?

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Report: New PS5 Console With 6nm AMD Chip Expected in 2022

Sony sued over PlayStation’s digital store ‘monopoly’

Court accidentally opens Epic v Apple dial-in line to all speakers, Fortnite kids go nuts

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This week on the Game Deflators podcast, John and Ryan take a break from the standard gaming news discuss some of the more obscure news of the week. A look into the competitive Tetris scene and the new third playstyle, the Queen's golden Wii (we laughed too), and likely the creepiest video game easter egg you've ever scene in a gaming podcast episode of the weird, interesting and obscure. 

To take things back to normal, the guys play and review Splatterhouse for the TurboGrafx 16. While the game is priced in the $100 range, what did the guys think about its value in comparison to the average TurboGrafx game?

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A New Way to Press NES Controller Buttons Is Shaking Up Competitive Tetris

The Queen's golden Wii is now up for sale - priced $300,000

Creepy McDonald’s SEGA Genesis game Easter Egg found after 30 years

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This week on the Game Deflators podcast, Sony games on the Xbox, a potential Metal Gear Solid announcement coming from Konami and the recent release of the Mortal Kombat Movie.

As a special inflation deflation for the week, John and Ryan share their thoughts on the Mortal Kombat movie to let you know if it is worth watching.

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MLB the Show Performance on Current Gen

Konami Annoucement

Mortal Kombat Movie Review

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