Videogame Roundtable

There's some audio issues in this podcast, which was delayed for quite a bit. The news includes:

Divinity: Original Sin 2 coming to the Switch

The new Steam library is coming September 17

Ikumi Nakamura leaves Ghostwire: Tokyo development

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Jonah finally finishes the strange puzzle platformer Inside and discusses it with the crew during the post-podcast discussion. Otherwise, there's news galore, as well as a Gaming Flashback of the notorious flop Sonic the Hedgehog from 2006. It includes:

Quantic Dream is "not exclusive to any platform anymore"

An enhanced edition of System Shock 2 is in development

Nintendo Switch SNES controller spotted

Minecraft's Super Duper Graphics Pack officially canceled

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This podcast deals with the shady dealings of a Kickstarter -- no Gaming Flashback this week though. The news includes:

An ambitious GTA Online-alike won't be allowed to finish its Kickstarter campaign

Tetris Effect headed to PC next week via Epic Games Store

Joy-Con drift is becoming a real problem on the Switch

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This week's episode takes a look at this week's Gaming Flashback, Viva Pinata. The news includes:

No Man's Sky's Sean Murray says devs should be quiet after a rough launch

Xbox Game Pass adds Play Later feature

Nintendo Switch 2 controller could redefine how people play games, company suggests

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Paul's back for an episode, as the crew still has E3 on the mind, and still discuss stuff from the show. In fact, the conversation remains so much on E3, half of the scheduled news items don't get done. Instead, it's just a reunion of sorts as the rambling goes on and on. The news that does get discussed includes:

Final Fantasy VIII Remastered PC will get exclusive features

NBA 2K19 fans are unhappy at an increase in the number of in-game unskippable ads

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There are no news items in this podcast. Instead, it's just post-E3 discussion. Everything is E3. What the crew liked, what the crew didn't, and T.J.'s reports from doing the show floor. The episode is almost 2 hours long, so there was a lot to talk about.

TJ is getting ready to head to Los Angeles for E3 2019, while Jonah sits out for the first time since 2001. Otherwise, there's no Gaming Flashback. The news includes:

Shenmue 3 pushed back to November 19 release

Rebellion to show off Evil Genius 2, Sniper Elite VR, and mystery game at E3

We also take a long look at all of the E3 rumors. Let us know what you think.

The previous week's episode had too many technical issues to post, so this week's episode overcompensates by being over two hours long. The Gaming Flashback this week is none other than 2009's Minecraft, which is still going strong well into 2019. This week's news includes:

Microsoft explains Xbox Game Pass for PC, selling games on Steam (from GameWatcher)

The Avengers game is being revealed at E3 2019

Super Mario Maker 2's lack of costumes and online matchmaking with friends upsets fans

Wolfenstein: Youngblood to feature ray-tracing technology

All this and Listener Feedback.

This podcast ran short, so to make sure it ran at least an hour, the guys ramble about the games that are coming soon. It's good padding, but still padding. Enjoy! This week's news includes:

World of Warcraft Classic is coming in August

Another Vampire: The Masquerade RPG is in development

Minecraft celebrates 10 years with anniversary map

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After a long delay, this episode looks at some of the more disturbing stuff going on in the videogame industry -- and Minecraft. The Gaming Flashback comes back with Lucidity.

Riot Games employees walkout in protest

Claptrap actor accuses Randy Pitchford of physical assault

Microsoft teases new Minecraft AR game for mobile

Let us know what you think.