Gaming Podcast celebrates another major milestone, this time on February 2 -- so expect some Groundhog Day jokes. This month has no Gaming Flashback, but there's a lot of show in this sexcentennial podcast.

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This episode is chock full of obscure games. Did you ever hear of the MMO Ever, Jane? No? Well, this week's Gaming Podcast features Roogoo, a game that was delisted from Xbox Live Arcade a year after it was released and is available on Steam for 99 cents. The news includes:

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This is the first podcast of 2021! It was also recorded a day before people decided to invade the US Capitol. How weird is that, hearing us blissfully unaware of insurrectionists who thought they could terrorize the US Senate? Anyway, this week's news includes:

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2020 is coming to a close, and the crew talk about the absolute shitshow that Cyberpunk 2077 has been in the past few weeks. The Gaming Flashback this week is Demon's Souls, which is a game that T.J. loves and hates. They also discuss how the PlayStation 5 is in trouble. This week's news items include:

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The sound problems continue, while Jonah complains about not being able to live stream Dragon Quest XI; this issue is something that's frustrated PlayStation, PC and Switch gamers for the past few years, and there doesn't seem to be a reason why the restrictions are there.

Otherwise, the news of the week includes:

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This weekend's episode is two hours long, but due to some software recording issues, the audio sounds like it was recorded from the desktop. However, there's a ton of discussion of news from around the industry, not just the two news items listed below. In addition, this week's Gaming Flashback is Alan Wake, which was actually one of the news items back in Episode 252: "Alan Wake on PC because Remedy 'a nagging little kid' to Microsoft".

This week's news includes:

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This is the third attempt in as many weeks at making an episode. There's no real news items this Thanksgiving as the podcast is giving away free Swimsanity codes and talk about the games they've been playing that month. Let us know what you think and win a Swimsanity code.

This week's episode has only two official news items, but there's a lot to discuss that didn't quite make the list, including Sony's controversial plan to update the fan speed on the fly by taking data from consoles already purchased, to the beautiful Ori Collector's Edition bundle. This week's Gaming Flashback: The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess. The news includes:

• Phasmophobia updates will make ghosts smarter and less predictable

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This week has Microsoft backing Epic against Apple, Nintendo telling people they don't have controller drift and apologizing for controller drift, and some new games. The news includes:

• Level-5 has reportedly halted nearly all operations in North America

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