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Two weeks after E3 and still not much in the way of news. But that should mean that the boys still have a lot to talk about, right? With Paul crunching for PAX and the International Businessman enjoying the 4th of July, USA-style, Steve and Graham talk about more Destiny BS, Mad Catz being close to closing, and what to buy when you’ve bought most of the games you want to buy but haven’t played yet.
It’s the week after E3, so not much has happened. But what has happened has got Steve hopping mad! Have a listen as Steve rants on (again) about the pricing of The Taken King and the boys try to provide an autopsy on Batman’s flaming/charred corpse on PC. All while being joined by a special guest!
It would appear that Mike has finally fixed his computer woes, meaning that this is the first of (hopefully) many consecutive episodes without failures. The gang (minus Paul) is all here to talk about the week or so that was, including some hot pre-E3 announcements, some questionable game releases, and the early announcement of our Game with the Best Name award for 2015!
Also, here’s the trailer for that Japanese game with the totally bonkers name, which for reference is as follows:
Summertime High School. A Young Man’s Notes – How a New Exchange Student Like Myself Ran Into His Childhood Friend On The School Tour, Then For Some Reason Became Super-Popular With The Girls For His Daily Scoops On The School Photography Club Even Though He Only Takes Panty Shots, And What He Thinks As He Goes On Dates During His Summer Of Island School Life
Another two-man show sees Graham and Steve get hyped (kind of) for the House of Wolves, get political to talk about taxing digital lockers, try to dissect the FUBAR state of affairs at Konami, and lament more video game delays.
We’re through the silly season for video games, so there’s not a lot happening this week. The gang still finds things to discuss in Assassin’s Creed Unity, the state of Destiny, and our plans to revolutionise the way games are reviewed. Time until Game Of The Year proceedings: 2 weeks.