This week on the Super Circuitcast, Matt, Ryan, and Moo discuss Valve's recent announcements regarding their Steam Machines, SteamOS, and Steam Controller. Three announcements? Half Life 3 Confirmed!
This week on the Super Circuitcast, Matt's the only one who's played Grand Theft Auto V, so he spends the whole podcast telling Rami and Moo how awesome it is. Guys, it's super awesome!
Ryan and Matt got temporarily decimated by laser rifles, so it's up to Moo, Rami and Sean to carry on the conversation. The topic this week ends up landing (more or less) on crazy video game fan theories. Will the trio be able to succeed on their own? Tune in to find out!
This week gets a little different as the crew talks about Breaking Bad, then plays a round of the online version of Cards Against Humanity and finishes things off with a rousing discussion of the Metal Gear Solid V controversy. Oh, um, maybe "rousing" isn't the right word there...
Matt, Moo, Rami, Ryan, and S talk about League of Legends World Championship tickets selling for a lot of money on ebay, footballs that come with Assassin's Creed pre-orders and Massively Multiplayer Online games. It's wacky and it all ends with butt jokes. It always ends with butt jokes.
Matt, Moo, Rami, and Ryan discuss such intellectually stimulating topics as: Ben Affleck, is he or isn't he Batman? Miley Cyrus? Twerk is a weird word. And more! Listen!
Matt, Moo, Rami, Ryan and Sean talk about a bunch of stupid things, make beeping sounds, and Matt has mic problems! No, seriously, he's really quiet in this episode at a couple points. Sorry, promise we'll have it fixed next time.
This week, the new format continues as Matt, Moo, Rami, Ryan, and Sean talk about a bunch of stuff including Guardians of the Galaxy, Dirty Dancing, and other stuff.
The U.S. recently let professional League of Legends players obtain visas to practice for and play in the United States. On this podcast, Matt, Moo, Ryan, Lodis and Sean try to talk about the ramifications and implications of such a decision, but they mostly end up making dick jokes and talking about Steam.So, you know, business as usual.