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E3 2015: Post Ubisoft and Sony Press Conferences
Yes, almost nothing at E3 was retro, but this is it for those podcasts and shows on our retro feed. Promise.
Members of the All Games team got together to give their impressions of the Ubisoft/Sony press conference. Sorry we didn’t record all of our post shows, this is what was captured. Featuring Esgee from the R9 cast, Ryan from the B-Team podcast, Andy from 42 Level One, and Fred from Gaming History 101 and the B-Team podcast.
Ubisoft:
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Sony:
Extra Credit: Retro at E3 2015
To our shock and wonder, there were things announced at this E3 that we never expected. Without spoiling them here, let’s just say that if you’ve ever dreamed of a sequel or remake and told it would never happen, there’s a chance it may have been announced at E3. Listen in as Fred and Jam talk about the powerhouse announcements from those of us who’ve been asking for decades.
Podcast: Evolution of the Controller
From joysticks to buttons, d-pads to should triggers, analogs to dual analogs, the video game controller has gone through some interesting and groundbreaking evolution over the course of gaming. More shocking than each one’s look is the fact that we all learned how to use them to conquer some of gaming’s toughest titles.
Podcast: All Games Radio Pre-E3 Show
Fred from The B-Team Podcast and Gaming History 101 teams up with Andy of 42 Level One and Agents of Shield Cast to bring you a long, but thorough, 3 hour spectacular to kick off E3 and prepare you for gaming’s biggest convention of the year.
Podcast: Majora’s Mask Game Club (Part 2)
This week Fred and Jam wrap up Majora’s Mask with the final two dungeons, the ending, and probably the biggest draw to the game, the side quests. It’s a lengthy discussion that goes down to the wire but definitely demonstrates a game that while not appreciated in its time but can have a second life now. Part 1 can be found here.
Top 10 Playstation Portable (PSP) Games Debate and Reveal
For this month, Jam and Fred are discussing the top 10 games for the Playstation Portable (PSP). Despite being an emulation and piracy machine from the moment it released, the PSP is not only an impressive piece of hardware but it also provided a library of great software. Clearly some games stand out on both our lists but what was most impressive were the rock solid titles that one of us never even knew existed. If you look at the full article you can see our top 10 without listening to the podcast.
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Extra Credit Podcast: Fallout 4 and Video Game Hall of Fame
Jamalais and his lovely co-host Mee10dee team up to discuss the formal announcement of Fallout 4 (including why we should care as retro gamers) and the new changes to the Video Game Hall of Fame.
Podcast: Majora’s Mask Game Club (Part 1)
The recent re-release of one of the Legend of Zelda series more unique entries, Majora’s Mask, sparked our interest enough to do a game club on a title none of us had honestly played. We got more than we bargained for with a unique and enchanting title that we were only able to discuss the first half of in this week’s show. Part 1 deals with the development, release, and intro to the game through the second dungeon, with the end and side quests coming next week.
Podcast: Length Matters
In honor of the release of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, this week is dedicated to games that are either long experiences or that we spent a long amount of time with. Contrary to what you may be thinking, this is not a podcast about RPGs and MMOs as it turns out our hosts have spent a large amount of time with some of the shorter games of the past. Either way it’s an interesting conversation about some favorites and some relatively obscure titles.
Community N64 Top 10
The ballots are in, the votes have been tallied, the insults to our N64 Top 10 have been ignored and now it’s time to find out what you all chose to be the Top 10 Games from the Nintendo 64.
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You can find the actual top 10 list below:
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