Episode 126 :: Back in the Game
Video game episodes are back! Our first fully game-centered episode since the re-launch and the first brand new one in a long time. There’s lots of big releases on the horizon and plenty of announcements – both awesome and head-scratching. One of the games we were most excited about after E3 2012, Aliens: Colonial Marines is an unmitigated disaster, Sony finally announced the PS4 (but is spare with details), and Nintendo has unleashed some new game announcements… and lots more.
Join Cap, Brandon, and Jonna as we get the haps on the videya game scene, share our expectations, theories, and pro tips for the Game Genie. Well, maybe not that last one. Can you imagine if we just read off Game Genie codes? That would be sucky and boring. Request it as a Microsode if you dare! We’d have to make it fun then. Dance Nerdy Show monkeys, dance!
CONTEST EXTENDED through March 11th!
Tracks:
- Megaman 2 – Light Your Way :: AMT and Neblix
- Bottle the Motions – Pokemon Black and White :: TheGuitahHeroe
- The Promise :: DJ Cutman feat. MegaRan
Buy some cool stuff!
- The Legend of Zelda: Hyrule Historia
- Ni No Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch
- StarCraft II: Heart of the Swarm
- Tomb Raider
- The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker HD
- Pokémon X
- Pokémon Y
Links:
- E3 2013 Forum Discussion
- Our Ni No Kuni review in Episode 122
- PS4 Conference
- Dual Shock 4 with touchpad
- Watch Dogs New Trailer
- Our Pax East ’12 podcast
- Our Aliens: Colonial Marines E3 ’12 Coverage
- Kotaku’s article about the fall of Aliens: Colonial Marines
- Aliens: Colonial Marines Demo vs. Real Thing video
- Obsidian was to make an Aliens RPG
- Destiny – Bungie’s New IP
- Blizzard exec says people will buy StarCraft cinematics
- Tomb Raider‘s revolutionary hair engine
- Zelda Multiplayer?
- Cap’s reaction to Elder Scrolls Online at E3 2012
- Fire Emblem X Shin-Megami Tensei
- Yoshi’s Land
- Assassins Creed IV – Black Flag – Confirmed
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3 Comments
Brandon was right:
“Thank you for submitting an application to join our closed beta for The Elder Scrolls Online. We will contact you via the email you provided if you are selected. In the meantime, we encourage you to visit us on Facebook, Twitter, and Google+ for all the latest news and updates. You will receive a confirmation of your registration via email within the next 48 hours. Don’t forget to check your spam filter.”
That wording seems to imply more that there will be a confirmation of your application within 48 hours, rather than a closed beta invitation.
I think we’re all on the same page as far as the likelihood of one of our number getting in, as it didn’t seem to take much information to be considered “extremely qualified.”
Yeah, my brain went derp when I posted that.
Sorry.