The Starlight Megaphone

Caspius and SiliconNooB enter the final pre-Ashes stretch with a review of the first week of Playthroughs Revisited II, before moving on to news that the NVIDIA and ARM merger is probably dead, and that Paper Mario and Aegis Rim are coming to Switch.

Caspius and SiliconNooB inaugurate the second volume of Playthroughs Revisited with a discussion of Final Fantasy XII, before reviewing the promising cinematic future of arthouse auteur Hideo Kojima and his dedicated sidekick, Norman Reedus.

Caspius, SiliconNooB, and Imitanis close out the Metroid Dread playthrough and preview the upcoming Playthroughs Revisited feature, before reviewing the pre-holiday-season news: including delays, retractions, apologies, and Chinese acquisitions.

Caspius and SiliconNooB address the recent confusion related to podcast numbering, announce the final week of the Metroid Dread (not Prime) playthrough, sift through the crumbs of gaming news, and discuss the Final Fantasy V Pixel Remaster soundtrack.

Faced with another list of year-end delays, Caspius and SiliconNooB get to work reporting the dire tidings even as the holiday season approaches--but more news of a possible Final Fantasy Tactics Remaster is enough to restore the Christmas spirit.

Caspius and SiliconNooB hand out a bushel of Metroid Dread stars, and then review the disastrous launch of Nintendo's massively overpriced, bug-filled, glitch-addled, barely-supported, semi-functional, first-party-emulator of nine (9) Nintendo 64 games.

With the seventh century milestone, the Starlight Megaphone turns out in force, with Caspius, SiliconNooB, Imitanis, Mel, Sebastian, and Brock on the panel to discuss the sundry thoughts and vapid imaginings of the site's notorious co-founder, Ethos.

As the Metroid Dread playthrough spins into gear, Sebastian joins Caspius in person, and SiliconNooB connects via Australian Semaphor, to report on the latest news about Nintendo's upcoming--and astronomically overpriced--Switch Online Expansion Pass.

With the launch of the site's new playthrough--Metroid Dread--Caspius, SiliconNooB, and Imitanis discuss Samus Aran's future and the evident success of the latest iteration in the series, before taking a look at the new Stranger of Paradise demo.

With the Tokyo Games Show in progress, Square Enix responds to the well-deserved mockery of the original, Chaos-laden Stranger of Paradise demo by abolishing any pretence of translation accuracy in the new, Chaos-laden Stranger of Paradise demo.