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Welcome to our 2016 Christmas special in which a suggestion by Rombie resulted in an episode dedicated to the various shady organisations that populate the Resident Evil universe. We also have a discussion on the recently updated Beginning Hour demo for Resident Evil 7 now available for all consoles and the new 'Tape 3' trailer. For the main chat, Mr. Spencer presents a detailed thesis on Umbrella's clandestine relationship with the U.S. Government dating back to the dark times of the Cold War, and we look at Umbrella's fall from grace and how replacements such as Tricell and WilPharma fared. So grab a sherry and a mince pie and enjoy as Neptune gets a little too carried away with the festive stuff, Batman tries to clarify the history of Umbrella's rival company only to complicate things even further, and George Trevor decides he doesn't like Resident Evil 7, despite it being everything he has been desperately hoping for for so long. Look out for bread monsters.

Welcome to show 361 This week we played lots of video games, including Overwatch, Titanfall 2, Mini Metro, The Witcher 3 Blood and Wine, Owlboy, The Beginning Hour, Let It Die and Parappa The Rappa. Chinny covered off the news, which included a lot of Sony stuff and talked about the winners and losers at this years Game Awards. As always we rounded out the show with emails and other social media stuff. Enjoy Send Speakpipes to www.speakpipe.com/veterangamers Follow us on twitter @veterangamersuk and if you have any opinions or questions, send emails to: podcast@veterangamers.co.uk Gamertags Chinny – 360 ChinChinny, PS3 Chinny1985 The Daddy – 360 Big Daddy Blast, Steam BigDaddyBlaster, PS3 xXBig-DaddyXx Duke – 360 DukeSkath, PS3 DukeSkath, Steam DukeSkath  

In which your hosts discuss Resident Evil 7’s ‘teaser demo’ (by way of Project Zero, P.T. and Silent Hill 3) and the prospect of experiencing Capcom’s new direction for the series in the brave new world of VR. Or, you know, trying it for 30 seconds before flinging the sweat-soaked headset to the other side … Continue reading 13: Playing Catch-up Shorts – Resident Evil 7: Beginning Hour → The post 13: Playing Catch-up Shorts – Resident Evil 7: Beginning Hour appeared first on .

NOTE: For an unknown reason, a popping noise was picked up on our recording for the first half of this podcast. This begins around 14 minutes, and ends during the second half. If this proves incredibly annoying to you, skip to 57:10 for our discussion on P.T. and the end of that sound. Apologies for the terribleness. The only me is me. Are you sure the only pod is cast?, Welcome to our first episode for the month of October. Being the spookiest month of the year, (got my eyes on you, June) we have chosen to take a look at the recent demo for Resident Evil 7 and pretty much the scariest thing on the planet, P.T. These games share a lot in common, but looking at them in direct comparison gives a lot of insight on the design of horror games and how good P.T. is at what it sets out to do. We're going to be talking about agency (or the lack thereof), use of limited space in design, and the proper identification of bird flesh and meat bags. Thanks so much for listening and come back in two weeks as we talk about Resident Evil 4!

Thank you for listening to NOCLIP! A year ago we released the first episode of this podcast, and while it hasn't resulted in a whole lot, we have definitely gained some momentum. We love doing this and we appreciate everyone who listens. So, in honor of this slightly less-than-momentous occasion, we present you with half an hour of some of our dumbest jokes and silliest tangents that didn't make it into actual episodes. Learn to make iced coffee, take a few lances to the chest, and answer the age-old question "Do you want some Doritos?" Thanks for a fun first year and be ready to crap yourself in fright next week, guaranteed, when we talk about Resident Evil 7: Beginning Hour and P.T.!

Together We Cast!, Today, we're going to be talking about the first entry in a long running series to come to the U.S. only in its seventh installment, Fire Emblem. This game has become Intelligent Design's flagship series, and it focuses on turn based, tabletop RPG-like combat and heavy character development. We're going to discuss strategy, characters and dialogue, and the seeming inefficacy of poison in the middle ages. Thanks for joining us for NOCLIP (and for JJ's month of picks!) this week. Two weeks from now we're starting October (and what is more or less Chad's month of picks) with Horror Demos. Specifically, we're going to be looking at Resident Evil 7: Beginning Hour and P.T., Silent Hills' teaser. Spooooky!

*This is Part 2 of 2. Today on Live with Big Pete and the Shufflers, the Well Damn! Radio Crew sits down and plays in real time, unedited and uncut!, Capcom's 2016 Resident Evil 7 Teaser: "Beginning Hour" on PlayStation 4.

*This is Part 1 of 2. Today on Live with Big Pete and the Shufflers, the Well Damn! Radio Crew sits down and plays in real time, unedited and uncut!, Capcom's 2016 Resident Evil 7 Teaser: "Beginning Hour" on PlayStation 4.

WEEK IN GEEK: Andrew spent his week diving deeper into the Lego muck and mire, watching a bit of the Lego Ninjago animated series in order to get some more context to the more esoteric Lego Dimensions levels he has encountered.. Dan didn't stray to far, playing Resident Evil 7: Beginning Hour, the proof-of-concept demo for Capcom's sequel Resident Evil 7: Biohazard (or Biohazard 7: Resident Evil in Japan). MAKING UP WORDS: In the first look at mobile gaming this week, Dan and Andrew talk about a game that seems to be made just for them, Square Enix and A-Lim's Final Fantasy Brave Exvius and how it scratches certain itches while causing others. POKE MONGO: Pokémon Go is just about the biggest thing in the world right now, topping the charts of the iTunes free apps and is, purportedly, even bigger than porn with Google searches. It's a veritable point-counterpoint discussion as Andrew relates his experience playing the game while Dan remains in ignorance while discussing the world-wide phenomenon that is Nintendo's latest genius move. LINKS: -Help local Sacramento comic shop, Big Brother Comics, recover from a dreadful fire that ravaged the store by contributing at the GoFundMe page. FEATURED MUSIC: -"Stayin' in Black" by Wax Audio -"Cayenne (Cyan)" by Nobuo Uematsu (from Final Fantasy VI) -"The Chase is Better Than the Catch" by Motörhead -"Through the Fire and Flames" by Dragonforce

And so after four long years the next numbered entry for the series has finally been revealed, showcasing a return to full-on horror and a somewhat controversial first person perspective. Here the team dissect the release trailer and 'Beginning Hour' demo made available for PS4. The parallels to PT are obvious and Rombie discusses the demo's origins harkening back to the infamous VR 'Kitchen' demo from last year. Plot speculations are discussed with a hope for a more grounded story away from the global effects of bioterrorism and large, unrealistic monsters and concepts. Could this be the remnants of a long-forgotten Umbrella experiment, or can the entire plot be uncovered by simply watching the infamous X-Files episode 'Home'?  In other news, STARS_TyranT gives his appraisal on the PS4/XBOX1 port of Resident Evil 5, and is forced to defend the game once again following scathing attacks from Neptune and George Trevor. We also discuss release reaction to Umbrella Corps and no prizes for guessing who has a mental breakdown over that one... TheBatman has potentially lost his marbles trying to defend the game and for safety reasons it was agreed by all before recording commenced that there would be no mention of Wesker clones. Neptune's biohazard quiz hits an all-time low and prepare yourselves for 'googlegate' and the revelation that Raccoon City Police Officer David Ford was a former astronaut. All those mysterious typing sounds heard during previous quiz questions that no one would ever own up to may finally have their origins revealed...

In this week's podcast we take a trip through three of video games' latest haunted houses - Capcom's Resident Evil 7: Beginning Hour, Kitty Horrorshow's Anatomy, and Fullbright Co.'s Gone Home. Spoilers abound, so use the contents to avoid them if needs be! 8:00 – Resident Evil 7: Beginning Hour by Capcom 9-15:45 – Resi Spoilers 21:45 – Anatomy by Kitty Horrorshow 28:25-37:55 – Anatomy Spoilers 39:00 – Indie vs AAA 45:30 – Gone Home by Fullbright Co. 48:00 – 1:08:30 – Gone Home Spoilers 1:11:00 – Violence and Horror (some light spoilers!) Twitter: twitter.com/critical_twits YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBUQ1hqKCFruDCWQjTJzhAg Facebook: facebook.com/criticaltwits

Alex and Justin complete the first season of "Tokyo Ghoul" and start on a completely different kind of spooky anime, "Yo-Kai Watch!" They also cover a lot of Sony's announcements from E3, including the PS NEO and some VR game trailers. They finish up this episode by giving their opinions after playing through the demo of "Resident Evil 7: Beginning Hour" and completing "Dark Souls 3"

Well, we are back a little later than expected, but there’s plenty of things to discuss with E3 2016 ending and other news trickling out in the weekend that after it as well. Sean and Marc discuss what Nintendo did at E3 and if they liked the Gameplay of Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, Pokemon Sun & Moon, and Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE. The guys also get into the news with Gamestop revealing Nintendo will have physical media, Phil Spencer being clear on why Project Scorpio exists, Sony explaining the PS NEO, Platinum Games revealing they have new ideas for some of their best games, Final Fantasy XV to at least be 40 hours, Netflix makes a deal with CW and much more. The guys also discuss their thoughts on some E3 demos like the Resident Evil 7 Beginning Hour, LEGO Star Wars: Force Awakens, FF XV Platinum, the first level of DOOM, and more.

E3 has come and gone, and we share our thoughts on the annual gaming event. We also tried out a couple of demos released last week – the Doom campaign and Resident Evil 7 Teaser, Beginning Hour. Download MP3

Well, we are back a little later than expected, but there’s plenty of things to discuss with E3 2016 ending and other news trickling out in the weekend that after it as well. Sean and Marc discuss what Nintendo did at E3 and if they liked the Gameplay of Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, Pokemon Sun & Moon, and Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE. The guys also get into the news with Gamestop revealing Nintendo will have physical media, Phil Spencer being clear on why Project Scorpio exists, Sony explaining the PS NEO, Platinum Games revealing they have new ideas for some of their best games, Final Fantasy XV to at least be 40 hours, Netflix makes a deal with CW and much more. The guys also discuss their thoughts on some E3 demos like the Resident Evil 7 Beginning Hour, LEGO Star Wars: Force Awakens, FF XV Platinum, the first level of DOOM, and more.