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Introduction Welcome to RetroLogic! I'm Dan Caporello here with Sam Wagers, John Cummis and Shannon Eno   But RetroLogic isn't just a podcast. It's a community of retro gamers! - We've got an active, friendly, and free discord. - Giveaways - Contests - AND Dive into our family of Retro podcasts! Like RetroGroove, a music history podcast, and On Topic Retro, a podcast dedicated to 1 video game per episode hosted by our very own John Cummins. - you can find everything at our website retrologic.games Tell me one thing that happened this week! The Price Is Retro If this is your first time playing Price Is Retro, here's how we play. I'm going to list off 4 or 5 games and everyone has to guess how much the lot is worth in total. Whoever is closest to the actual value wins that round! Everyone has a list and everyone guesses on each other's list. At the end, the player that won the most rounds wins the episode! But watch out for the robot Deus Guess Machina! He averages all of our guesses together for his own guess Shan's list Sam's list John's list Dan's list   Trivia Card   Show Topic Console Iterations Community Couch   @everyone it's time to dust off the old community couch! What are your opinions on console iterations? Do you prefer the model of console iteration that we usually get from Nintendo (sometging new and different) or prefer the PS/Xbox (Same but more powerful) route. Also do you like mid generation iterations like pro models or do you usually skip those. Maybe you wait for the pro model lol. Let's us know and we will discuss this on the next show!   5 Ri Sol-ju — 1/24/2025 10:11 AM I prefer mind gen iterations like PS Xbox but I generally get the iterations if there is an improvement on battery or screen. The only one I didn't get was the Steam Deck OLED because it was just a sunk cost of 900 after selling the original, I guess cost also factors in. I usually get everything at launch if available   @Datfast (John) @everyone it's time to dust off the old community couch!   What are your opinions on console iterations?   Do you prefer the model of console iteration that we usually get from Nintendo (sometging new and different)  or prefer the PS/Xbox (Same but more powerful) route.   Also do you like mid generation iterations like pro models or do you usually skip those.   Maybe you wait for the pro model lol.   Let's us know and we will discuss this on the next show! Solo — 1/24/2025 10:16 AM Considering how hugely successful the Switch was I am hearing people say Nintendo played it safe and smart with this new console. I don't see that as a bad thing at all as I feel if it is not broke don't try to fix it. The Switch is being modeled by other companies and to have an entry that is more powerful will be great. Would rather have something that brings more games to play better and more 3rd party releases than the next whimsical features they May or may not stick. Can't help but think back to all the comments of the MK1 pics of people saying “but Nintendo fans say graphics don't matter.” Drex1981 — 1/24/2025 10:17 AM The only iteration I was interested in was the DS Lite. That was a massive step up over the regular DS. I could care less about the PS4 pro or PS5 pro. My OG switch is serving me just fine.   @Datfast (John) @everyone it's time to dust off the old community couch!   What are your opinions on console iterations?   Do you prefer the model of console iteration that we usually get from Nintendo (sometging new and different)  or prefer the PS/Xbox (Same but more powerful) route.   Also do you like mid generation iterations like pro models or do you usually skip those.   Maybe you wait for the pro model lol.   Let's us know and we will discuss this on the next show! Your Wallet's Defense Attorney — 1/24/2025 3:19 PM I kinda just don't really take notice of them DoubleD — 1/24/2025 3:19 PM I definitely get more excited about Nintendo console iterations, but will also always get the next PlayStation console as well, just because that's where the new games are going to be. I will say that I actually delayed my purchase of the PS5 for a while, because initially there weren't many games that I was interested in that weren't also available on the PS4. Regarding mid gen iterations, it's all about the bang for the buck. When the PS4 Pro came out, I was upgrading my TV to a 4K one, so I was motivated to upgrade to the Pro as well to get the most out of the TV, and was very happy with the decision. I also got a Switch lite during the pandemic because my wife was hogging my Switch with Animal Crossing, but now it's just collecting dust. I never got an OLED Switch, because I primarily play it docked.   @Datfast (John) @everyone it's time to dust off the old community couch!   What are your opinions on console iterations?   Do you prefer the model of console iteration that we usually get from Nintendo (sometging new and different)  or prefer the PS/Xbox (Same but more powerful) route.   Also do you like mid generation iterations like pro models or do you usually skip those.   Maybe you wait for the pro model lol.   Let's us know and we will discuss this on the next show! SkinnyMatt — 1/24/2025 8:10 PM Meh. Whatever they want to do. It's their business. Speaking of model iterations, when does the Commodore 65 come out? January 27, 2025 Thanks for listening to the RetroLogic Podcast! We are proudly part of the Nintendo Dads family of podcasts. If you like what you hear, check me out on Twitter at @RetrologicGames. You're also welcome to jump into our friendly and 100% non-toxic Discord Community! 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Listen to me talk about my favorite to least favorite Nintendo consoles from the DS Lite to Switch Lite!

This week the boys sit down with their new friend gHouston and talk about: Off Consistently, Tequila, Moscow mules, 2 songs a month, 2004, Hip hop, Guitar Hero, Welcome to the Jungle, Surrender, Dont fear the Reaper, Justin T, Sister, Enter the Void, Instellar, Highschool Musical, Ds Lite, and much much more.

Spidey and Bren discuss Smash Bros, Mario Kart, and Nintendo's various systems. They then talk about the supposed Fallout TV series and then end it off with a chat about the various handhelds that nintendo made back in the day like the DS Lite's amazing Wi-Fi capabilities, the DSI, and even the 3DS.

The Friday after Thanksgiving to the Monday afterwards is a bonanza of shopping in the United States, where capitalism runs wild with reckless abandon. It's almost a symbol of a society whose identity is as intertwined with with rampant consumerism as it is with freedom and democracy. We are free to spend all our gold pieces. And once upon a time, we went back to work on Monday and looked for a raise or bonus to help replenish the coffers. But since fast internet connections started to show up in offices in the late 90s the commodification of holiday shopping, the very digitization of materialism. But how did it come to be? The term Black Friday goes back to a financial crisis in 1869 after Jay Gould and Jim Fisk tried to corner the market on Gold. That backfired and led to a Wall Street crash in September of that year. As the decades rolled by, Americans in the suburbs of urban centers had more and more disposable income and flocked to city centers the day after Thanksgiving. Finally, by 1961, the term showed up in Philadelphia where turmoil over the holiday shopping extravaganza inside. And so as economic downturns throughout the 60s and 70s gave way to the 1980s, the term spread slowly across the country until marketers, decided to use it to their advantage and run sales just on that day. Especially the big chains that were by now in cities where the term was common. And many retailers spent the rest of the year in the red and made back all of their money over the holidays - thus they got in the black. The term went from a negative to a positive. Stores opened earlier and earlier on Friday. Some even unlocking the doors at midnight after shoppers got a nice nap in following stuffing their faces with turkey the earlier in the day. As the Internet exploded in the 90s and buying products online picked up steam, marketers of online e-commerce platforms wanted in on the action. See, they considered brick and mortar to be mortal competition. Most of them should have been looking over their shoulder at Amazon rising, but that's another episode. And so Cyber Monday was born in 2005 when the National Retail Federation launched the term to the world in a press release. And who wanted to be standing in line outside a retail store at midnight on Friday? Especially when the first Wii was released by Nintendo that year and was sold out everywhere early Friday morning. But come Cyber Monday it was all over the internet. Not only that, but one of Amazon's top products that year was the iPod. And the DS Lite. And World of Warcraft. Oh and that was the same year Tickle Me Elmo was sold out everywhere. But available on the Internets. The online world closed the holiday out at just shy of half a billion dollars in sales. But they were just getting started. And I've always thought it was kitschy. And yet I joined in with the rest of them when I started getting all those emails. Because opt-in campaigns were exploding as e-tailers honed those skills at appealing to not wanting to be the worst parent in the world. And Cyber Monday grew year over year. Even as the Great Recession came and has since grown first to a billion dollar shopping day in 2010 and as brick and mortar companies jumped in on the action, $4 billion by 2017, $6 billion in 2018, and nearly $8 billion in 2019. As Covid-19 spread and people stayed home during the 2020 holiday shopping season, revenues from Cyber Monday grew 15% over the previous year, hitting $10.8 billion. But it came at the cost of brick and mortar sales, which fell nearly 24% over the same time a year prior. I guess it kinda' did, but we'll get to that in a bit. Seeing the success of the Cyber Monday marketers, American Express launched Small Business Saturday in 2010, hoping to lure shoppers into small businesses that accepted their cards. And who doesn't love small businesses? Politicians flocked into malls in support, including President Obama in 2011. And by 2012, spending was over $5 billion on Small Business Saturday, and grew to just shy of $20 billion in 2020. To put that into perspective, Georgia, Zimbabwe, Afghanistan, Jamaica, Niger, Armenia, Haiti, Mongolia, and dozens of other countries have smaller GDPs than just one shopping day in the US. Brick and mortar stores are increasingly part of online shopping. Buy online, pick up curb-side. But that trend goes back to the early 2000s when Walmart was a bigger player on Cyber Monday than Amazon. That changed in 2008 and Walmart fought back with Cyber Week, stretching the field in 2009. Target said “us too” in 2010. And everyone in between hopped in. The sales start at least a week early and spread from online to retail in person with hundreds of emails flooding my inbox at this point. This year, Americans are expected to spend over $36 billion during the weekend from Black Friday to Cyber Monday. And the split between all the sales is pretty much indistinguishable. Who knows or to some degrees cares what bucket each gets placed in at this point. Something else was happening in the decades as Black Friday spread to consume the other days around the Thanksgiving holiday: intensifying globalization. Products flooding into the US from all over the world. Some cheap, some better than what is made locally. Some awesome. Some completely unnecessary. It's a land of plenty. And yet, does it make us happy? My kid enjoyed playing with an empty toilet paper roll just as much as a Furby. And loved the original Xbox just as much as the Switch. I personally need less and to be honest want less as I get older. And yet I still find myself getting roped into spending too much on people at the holidays. Maybe we should create “experience Sunday” where instead of buying material goods, we facilitate free experiences for our loved ones. Because I'm pretty sure they'd rather have that than another ugly pair of holiday socks. Actually, that reminds me: I have some of those in my cart on Amazon so I should wrap this up as they can deliver it tonight if I hurry up. So this Thanksgiving I'm thankful that I and my family are healthy and happy. I'm thankful to be able to do things I love. I'm thankful for my friends. And I'm thankful to all of you for staying with us as we turn another page into the 2022 year. I hope you have a lovely holiday season and have plenty to be thankful for as well. Because you deserve it.

Back with a sixth helping alongside Ilaria, known to most as The Fluffiest Whimsicott, of the PUCL Podcast. Ilaria speaks sentimentally of how her younger siblings saved up to buy her a DS Lite; confides in us about her fairly recent discovery of her queerness; and finally, she gives us the lowdown on competitive battling and its jargon. Follow Ilaria at @TFWhimsicott on Twitter and listen to her on the PUCL Podcast at @PUCLPodcast on all platforms. Follow Gotta Snatch 'Em All on @gottasnatchemall.pod on Instagram and @gottasnatchemal on Twitter. Music and sound effects by JustNoble.

Season 4A's finale covers all the post-Elite Four content in Pokémon Platinum, from the mainland to Battle Zone. Bree van Durr & Steve Human complete their National Pokédexes, though the latter does it by slaughtering every legendary in Sinnoh—and also welcomes a couple of new... additions to his crew. Meanwhile, Bree atones for her Pokémon-trafficking-related sins in Snowpoint Temple. Then, they try out their DS Lite's dual-slot capability in Pal Park before hopping on Snowpoint's icebreaker ship over to Battle Zone for the franchise's most robust postgame yet. Notes: Featuring "Number One Spot" by Ludacris.

In this week's episode we discuss the recent State of Play presentation from Sony, as well as the possibility of more PlayStation exclusives coming to PC. Next, we talk about the recent achievements in the homebrew and hacking community, specifically the "release" of Dinosaur Planet's N64 beta, as well as the DS Lite's newly found TV out function. Afterwards, we briefly mention EA's decision to scrap the "games as a service" model following Anthem's failure. Finally, we give our reactions to the Pokemon Presents announcements, including our thoughts about Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl's controversial art style.

Was hilft gegen Langeweile im Shutdown? Genau, Zocken! Aber welche Konsole steht für unsere Spieleleidenschaft? Mit welcher daddelten wir am liebsten – oder tun es immer noch? Ein Ritt durch die vergangenen 30 Jahre Konsolen-Kultur! - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Unterstützt uns auf Patreon! (bitte!): Nerdzig Patreon Wie man eine Retrokonsole macht: Dipl-Dau YouTube Noch mehr Reviews und alles zu uns: Nerdzig.de Cons, Events, Cosplay uvm.: Nerdzig TV auf YouTube Der beste Comic-Kanal auf YouTube: Nerdzig Comics Nerd-News: Nerdzig auf Facebook Hintergrundbilder: Nerdzig auf Instagram - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 00:00:00 Ein kurzer Blick auf die aktuelle Lage: PS5 00:03:37 Nintendo Entertainment System - die Klon-Saga 00:21:36 Game Boy Pocket - Geständnisse! 00:34:32 N64 - verkaufe niemals deine Konsole 00:44:51 Playstation 3 01:03:48 Nintendo DS Lite 01:14:39 Nintendo Switch 01:22:57 kurze Spiele-Empfehlungen Intro: Anthem of a Quirky Hipster by Rex Banner - lizenziert durch Artlist.io Bildnachweis: Evan-Amos CC BY-SA 3.0

FEATURING: (00:01:39) New Business - Joy-Con drift. (00:08:28) Final Fantasy. Yes, the first one. But the GBA version. Played on a DS Lite. (00:23:08) Blazing Chrome. (00:34:54) The Messenger DLC. (00:49:01) Irony Curtain: From Matryoshka with Love.(00:59:43) Listener Mail - Exciting new mini retro consoles. (01:34:49) An exploration of the blue collar background of Nintendo characters. (01:54:17) Our ideal Arms sequel.

  GameEnthus Podcast ep381: Fashion Forward or The Nintendo Stay   This week Shareef (@ShareefJackson) from @RivalWaterDeep, @MathLooksGood and @SpawnOnMe joins Mike (@AssaultSuit), Tiny (@Tiny415) and Aaron (@Ind1fference) to talk about: Spawn On Me, Rivals of Water Deep, GamingLooksGood, MathLooksGood, Back To the Future, DeLorean, DMC, Wild Gunman, TimeCop, Spider-Man Far From Home, Cuphead Show, Friends, HBO Max, Russian Doll, Switch Light, DS Lite, Feel The Magic, GBA, Labo, Shovel Knight, Psychonauts, Stranger Things 3, Too Many Game Game Swap, Wii Mini, Breath of the Wild, Arms, Super Mario Maker, Harry Potter Wizards Unite, Dr. Mario World, Bloodstained Ritual of the Night, Castlevania Collection, Super Mario Advanced, My Friend Pedro, TMNT Back from the Sewers, Neutopia, Bonk 3, Spider-Man PSVR, Mini Mech Mayhem, Hero Express, Etherborn, Irony Curtain, Pandemic, Orge Cheerleaders, How to Rob a Bank, Mystic Vale, Shards of Infinity, MagiCat, Verlet Swing, FurWind, Fantasy Strike, Futurerama, Red Faction: Re-Mars-tered, Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story and more.                If you like the show please leave us an itunes, Google, Youtube or Stitcher review, a tweet, an email or a voicemail (202-573-7686).     Show Length: 136 minutes  Direct Download(right click to download) Youtube      Show Links Follow Shareef Follow @RivalsWaterDeep Follow @MathLooksGood Follow @SpawnOnMe ShareefJackson.com Team GameEnthus on Extra Life   Show Music                                                      NERD - She Wants to Move instrumental Biggie - Who Shot Ya instrumental The Roots - What They Do instrumental Raphael Saadiq - Get Involved instrumental Snoop - Still a G Thang instrumental Shaq - In the Sun instrumental Ol' Dirty Bastard - Got Ya Money instrumental Wu-Tang Clan - Cream instrumental   Breaks Shareef's Anecdotes - 3m 21sec Mike's Anecdotes - 11m 28sec Aaron's Anecdotes - 19m 52sec Tiny's Anecdotes - 47m Voicemail and discussion - 52m 26sec Games Shareef Played - 1h 20m Games Mike Played - 1h 37m Games Aaron Played - 1h 48m Games Tiny Played - 2h 1m Wrap-Up - 2h 8m   New videos GameEnthus.com   Youtube.com/user/GameEnthus      Community Info   Major Linux and Crew's Notcho Podcast Kiaun's Show The Analog Circle Podcast Gary and Dan's Show TheGamesMenRPG Open Forum Radio SingleSimulcast           

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In der Letzten Folge des Jahres wird es noch einmal lang. Bedingt durch die lange Zeit zwischen dieser und der letzten Folge, gibt es einen Marathon der Datenverluste. Danach spricht Sven darüber, welche Implikationen ein Internetanschluß mit IPv6 DS-Lite hat. Disclaimer In diesem Podcast werden Techniken oder Hardware vorgestellt, die geeignet sind, externe Geräte anzugreifen. Dies geschieht ausschließlich zu Bildungszwecken, denn nur, wenn man die Angriffstechniken kennt, kann man sich effektiv davor schützen. Denkt immer daran, diese Techniken oder Hardware nur bei Geräten anzuwenden, deren Eigner oder Nutzer das erlaubt haben.Der unerlaubte Zugriff auf fremde Infrastruktur ist strafbar (In Deutschland §202a, §202b, §202c StGB).

En este programa, emitido el 3 de Junio de 2018, te hablamos de Valve y las Visual Novels subidas de tono; de Pokemon Let's Go Pikachu/ Eevee y Pokemon Quest; del anuncio de Fallout 76; del anuncio de Sonic Team Racing; de Assassin's Creed Odyssey; de la demanda de los creadores de PUBG a Epic Games; de como Pachter piensa que las lootboxes existen porque los consumidores somos tontos; del fallecimiento de Ted Dabney, co-fundador de Atari; del descubrimiento de Pop'n Run, una recreative inedita de Seibu; de Tanzer, un nuevo juego Homebrew para Mega Drive; de las Neon Advance que esta construyendo Joe Bleeps a base de DS Lite rotas; de la imagen del Street Fighter cancelado de NES; y de la beta del Pokemon Oro que ha aparecido recientemente; para terminar con nuestros Comentarios Retrasados; y nuestras impresiones sobre la MaricCon 2018.

In March 2005 Nintendo unleashed the DS. A brand new dual screen handheld with a user friendly touchscreen.  The DS soon became the gamer's handheld of choice with well known Nintendo titles such as Mario Kart, Animal Crossing and many more. Games companies were soon quick on the uptake to how the touch screen controls could enhance the games and a wide range of titles were seen as must buy.  In this episode Chris is joined by Paul and Darran Jones editor of Retro Gamer magazine. They discuss the impact the DS had in the industry, taking on the PSP, the DS Lite and DSI. We also suggest a few games worth hunting down that aren't the usual games suggested. We hope you enjoy the show and maybe try a few of the titles we chat about yourselves.     

Join Micki as she takes over while Mike is off enjoying the sun and beaches in Hawaii. Along with guests Cork, Corbin, and Adanica from The Buzz and Cool Guy Luke from Uncommon Chords for a special night of Weekend Round-up, learn about what happened Today in Geek History, play along with Corbin as he hosts trivia, get the 411 on all your BFFs during the Slumber Party, and finally ending the night with shout-outs. On tonight's episode of (Mike and) Micki After Dark: Guestapalooza: The Reckoning, we all talk about our wacky weekends and answer some important questions like, can Cork use a chainsaw without hurting himself? How much does Corbin love sweet colas? Did Micki actually cook?! Afterward we get a little serious and talk about the unfortunate mass shooting in Orlando, FL and give condolences for those that have been effected by this misfortune. In the second hour of the show, Micki hosts Geek History and talks about the DS Lite. Corbin hosts an enthralling game of trivia with Cool Guy Luke, Adanica, and Micki playing--can you guess who won? Then Cork talks about MC Lars and MC Chris, then plays a lil Riff Raff for Mike. To conclude the show, we get in our PJs and prepare ourselves for a pillow fight over our Q & A segment The Slumber Party, where we create new types of candy and get a little personal with our most embarrassing moment! Afterward we all splurge a little and talk about our most recent shameful TV binges, and end the show with a few lovely shout outs. Mike will be back next week for MMAD, so stay tuned! Listen LIVE every Monday night from 9-Midnight (PST) on 89.9 KGRG-FM! Check out our ON DEMAND page on KGRG's website for all of your MMAD needs! kgrg.com/Mike-and-Micki-After-Dark/22491384

Photo by Kittenlive - CC BY-SA 3.0 In this episode we were extremely lucky to get Kenneth Reitz on the show to discuss his experiences when he had a mental health event that resulted in a stay in the hospital and some major life changes as a result. Normally we’re a comedy podcast that focusses on technology, but issues surrounding mental health are very important to us. We’re extremely grateful that Kenneth came on and was very open about what happened to him. We hope you enjoy what was a great, open, freewheeling discussion about how the symptoms of some mental illnesses appear beneficial from the outside. Do these things! Check out our sponsors Backup Pro, Roave and WonderNetwork Get 50% off Backup Pro’s services by using the promo code ‘devhell’ Buy stickers at devhell.info/shop Follow us on Twitter here Rate us on iTunes here Listen Download now (MP3, 97.2MB, 1:43:49) Links and Notes Kenneth on Twitter Requests Python HTTP library Heroku Kenneth’s post about his mental health event Bipolar Disorder Haldol Lithium (not the framework) The Hypomanic Edge Kanye West car accident 2016 Mental Health in Tech Survey Python support on Heroku David Zuelke Prison Architect SimCity franchise Football Manager Dungeon Keeper II Bejwelled Skylines Tiny Bird Louisville Arcade Expo Gold farming Video of Bo Jackson from Tecmo Bowl MAME cabinets Kenneth Reitz’s Music

It's time to set zail for scouting the grand zee of video games, with your trusty zailors Zuan and Zalum. I really should have thought this intro through properly... On this episode... Intermission Music... Mogi Grumbles - Extractor - Fract OSC Soundtrack Bandcamp | Twitter We Played... Euan distracts himself from crippling fear while flying with Her Story and a selection of DS Lite games, as well as exploring alternative flooded London in Sunless Sea Calum throws himself into the new Final Fantasy XIV expansion, Heavensward, and talks about just how fanservice filled that game is. We both played the new Tales from the Borderlands, and continue to be impressed by just how well Telltale is handling that universe, and how impressive it is that they have made it laugh out loud funny. In News... Arkham Knight, the final Batman game from Rocksteady has appeared, and the PC version was all kinds of messed up, even to the point that it was pulled from Steam until they can properly fix it. Destiny had a bad few weeks PR wise, with a $20 collection of skins and emotes being the answer to crying baby fans, as well as exclusive content that is only accessible via cans of the hell drink that is Red Bull. Eurgh. This months Playstation Plus and Xbox Games With Gold titles got revealed. Former Senator Leland Yee, a big opponent of violent video games, has pleaded guilty to accepting bribes, extortion and providing smuggled weapons to the New Jersey mob. You couldn't make this up. Retro City Rampage is being ported to MS-DOS, with an incredible 4Mb RAM and 3.7Mb hard drive space requirements. Mojang are shutting down servers for their card strategy game Scrolls in July next year, and there will be no more updates. ... and much more! Intro Music - There It Is - Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Outro Music - Honey Bee - Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) News Sting - News Intro - Maximilien (soundbible.com) All Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0

We've hit the boardroom with a packed agenda; Forbidden Fruit music festival, Mad Max: Fury Road, electronics surgery, hearing loss and the first ever Culture Craic conundrum and state of the nation address. Enjoy!

Once you go DS Lite…. Christer Runde fra NerdCast joiner oss for å snakke om Resident Evil-re-remaken som er ute på konsoll og PC akkurat nå. Han spilte aldri GameCube-utgaven og oppdager derfor denne nyversjonen av spillet for første gang. I tillegg har han spilt den første episoden av DontNod Entertainment sitt eventyrspill, Life is Strange. De beste […]

Featuring: Michael "Boston" Hannon, John "Knobs" Knoblach, and Brian “TheHanna” Hanna Running Time: 1:54:17 Music: Guilty Gear X BlazBlue Live 2011 This week we chat about MNGN, Peggle, Gears of War 3, Fairway Solitaire, Iron Brigade, Rez HD, Lumines: ES, Hearthstone, The Wolf Among Us Episode 2, Dungeon Keeper, a DS Lite!, Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass, Pokemon White, Final Fantasy 6 Advance, the Steam Controller!, Don’t Starve, FTL, Bravely Default, and Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition. Sonic Boom announced Call Of Duty series going to a 3x3 release schedule First XBO update to release on 2/11 Amazon purchases Double Helix Ubisoft actaully didn’t abandon the Watch Dogs trademark

Grab your tissue, it's time for FUHcast! Effie sits in as special guest co-host as Jim battles The Great Allergy Plague of 2012. Bill chugs on through the Rundown. Effie has been getting some Revenge on the TV while Bill is busy loudly cursing at Mass Effect 3. T3 calls in with a Mario Kart question and opinion request. The thirst for internet has landed jobs for the homeless, but it's definitely not what you might think. A quite dead chap in the UK insists on sending email to his friends and family. Bill re-imagines "Ghost" in modern times. The guy behind the Kony instant activism video was caught "serving the warlord of man sauce" in public (NICE!). Bill and Effie talk a bit about the local Chicago news (or lack of). By public demand, "The Garbage Pail Kids" are coming back to the big screen!........There is a public demand, right? Bill and Jim be appearing at Chicago's C2E2 this year (if only Bill could remember ANY information)! Take your Benadryl and we'll see you next FUHcast! ****Check out FILEUNDERHORRIBLE.com for this week's ENHANCED show notes and this week's special artwork!**** Tweet us! We're @ FUHcast! Like Us on Facebook! Go to facebook.com/fileunderhorrible Email us! podcast@fileunderhorrible.com Call the FUHcast Hotline and get YOUR voice on the show! Call (478) 227-8384

Peer Schneider, Doug Perry and Craig Harris join us to reminisce about N64 and their days together at IGN64 and beyond.

Craig Harris joins Noah and Marc to discuss his reactions to the Nintendo pre-show TGS conference, and how this news may impact overseas fans and markets.

Rob Keyes of GameRant.com joins Noah and Marc to discuss the importance of multimedia functionality in our consoles and handhelds and also debate Nintendo's hardware design and legacy.

Doug Perry joins Marc and Noah to rate Nintendo, Sony and Microsoft in the last generation, from most innovative to most likely to succeed in the future.

GameXplain's Andre Segers joins Noah and Marc to dream up Wii U gameplay concepts.

Noah and Marc introduce a new biweekly podcast to Nintendojo, where we have conversations with notable figures in videogame news and development. This week: Dan "Shoe" Hsu of Bitmob.

In this exciting new issue of PB & Jason, many things of an incredible nature are revealed! See Jason as he talks about the changes in price of the DS Lite. Watch as he unravels the mystery of the red DS game cases! Listen as he discusses new news about the 3DS eShop! Be amazed as the countdown to E3 begins! What will happen? Find out what Jason predicts for this showdown of epic proportions! All this and more inside this week's PB & Jason! Can you handle it?

In this exciting new issue of PB & Jason, many things of an incredible nature are revealed! See Jason as he talks about the changes in price of the DS Lite. Watch as he unravels the mystery of the red DS game cases! Listen as he discusses new news about the 3DS eShop! Be amazed as the countdown to E3 begins! What will happen? Find out what Jason predicts for this showdown of epic proportions! All this and more inside this week's PB & Jason! Can you handle it?

Like Nintendo's DS and DS Lite, the 3DS is a hand-held gaming device -- with a big twist: This device features 3D technology. Tune in as Chris and Jonathan break down the tech behind the 3DS, and how it lets gamers play in 3D without pesky glasses. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

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Tornado warnings and hailstorms don't stop us from bringing you some Friday Night Gaming from the Computer ArenA in Roswell, GA. We take a look at The Chronicles of Riddick: Assault on Dark Athena for the Xbox 360, which includes the original Escape from Butcher Bay game remastered. We actually pull out the original Xbox game and do compares to see how much they really remastered. Then, we break out a Nintendo DSi and even show it next to a DS Phat and a DS Lite to see what's new and what isn't new with the console.

Tornado warnings and hailstorms don't stop us from bringing you some Friday Night Gaming from the Computer ArenA in Roswell, GA. We take a look at The Chronicles of Riddick: Assault on Dark Athena for the Xbox 360, which includes the original Escape from Butcher Bay game remastered. We actually pull out the original Xbox game and do compares to see how much they really remastered. Then, we break out a Nintendo DSi and even show it next to a DS Phat and a DS Lite to see what's new and what isn't new with the console.

New World of Warcraft content, Street Fighter 4, Killzone 2, Motorstorm 2, The Wheelman demo, Peggle Nights, GAT4 and The Watchmen. News discussion – DSi possibly replacing the DS Lite, Xbox Live gold price cut, details on The Beatles game, Pac Man turning 30, games hitting the media for the wrong reasons, Days of Arcade for Xbox Live, Sony hit milestones with UK sales, NXE bundled in new 360 games and details of Guitar Hero greatest hits. The retail round-up – Killzone 2 and Halo Wars knocking Street Fighter 4 off the top spot and Resident Evil 5, Puzzle Quest Galactrix and SOCOM coming this week.

In this week's exciting episode, there not much news. However, the Wii has been selling like crazy in Japan thanks to the release of Wii Fit. Then, Aleck finally breaks down and buys a DS Lite. Yay! Now he has an excuse to play Jordan's indie DS games. (Which is a good thing because the 360 isn't doing so well.)

27通目:お久しぶりです、MAXコーヒーのひとですさん【LT:免許取るぜぇ～！多分】 ・征露丸 ・ジャストブリード(FC) ・テトリス2+ボンブリス(FC) ・縄跳び検定 ・小学校の時間割 ・DSLiteのお勧めゲームは？

27通目:お久しぶりです、MAXコーヒーのひとですさん【LT:免許取るぜぇ～！多分】 ・征露丸 ・ジャストブリード(FC) ・テトリス2+ボンブリス(FC) ・縄跳び検定 ・小学校の時間割 ・DSLiteのお勧めゲームは？

Smelly Monkeys #48 - 1 year anniversary, 4th of July, Simon's teacher & our CD played in class, World Cup update, Animals - chickens as in DS Lite, a lop-sided match-up, and our contest

This one starts off normal but ends up deranged. This week we discuss:New Super Mario Bros. Amazing SalesSonic The Hedgehog, you know, because he turned 15Listener Mail on RPGs for WiiThe new Chopin RPGUbi Soft is Fixing Red Steel's Sword-fightingThe Nintendo DS' Upcoming Role in the Film "Stormbre ker"

On this short podcast, we cover all the main aspects of Nintendo's new console, the Nintendo DS lite. Listen to find out more!

Oh boy, it’s that time of year again! Not only do you get a standard show but you also get an extended E3 preview special where I go through all of next week’s madness. I even tell you how to get into E3 and how you should prepare if are lucky enough to attend. And don’t forget to come back next week as I bring you my daily coverage E3 from the show floor with my partner Xfire. Enjoy the show! Gaming Steve Episode 50 Program 00:03:51 Game News: Revolution renamed Wii. Xbox still in the red. Yet another ex-Gizmondo exec arrested. Audition for Guitar Hero II. Factions goes live. Texas lawmaker proposing game tax. Kingdom Hearts II sells 1 million in North America. Twilight Princess on May 15? Analysts predict bleak future for UMDs. DS Lite to be priced and dated May 4? 00:26:22 E3 Preview: I break down all the systems, games, rumors and what to expect at next week’s E3. I also give you the dirt on how to get in if you don’t have a ticket and how to survive E3. 00:54:34 “Name That Game!” contest winner from last week, a new clip, and the always cool prize! 00:57:03 Show Mail: I answer your audio and email questions. 01:33:41 Final Thoughts: Look for my E3 coverage next week and see if pass out on the air! Download the show (97 minutes): Gaming Steve Episode 50 (MP3). Subscribe to the Podcast directly in iTunes (MP3). Add the Gaming Steve Podcast feed to your RSS aggregator. Vote for Gaming Steve on Podcast Alley.

Touching is good!That's what we do best, keeping you in Touch! with Nintendo with an hour of pack back to back news such as:Touch!* GDC review** Zelda DS** N64 kid LMFAO** Bomberman shaped console** Michael Jackson's Moonwalker** Nintendo's Revolution download program** DS Lite selling "scaringly well"** DS Lite *updates*Gaming spotlight!* Tales of Tempest from "Lamb-co"** Animal Crossing Wild World (mafia and future plans)*Extra!* Legend of Zelda: Hero of Time fan-film** Our Thoughts on "gaming ipod" / downloading games** Nintendo of Europe watch-dog www.noewatch.com*Speculation! with Cooking Mama!* Revolution Release date, cost, name and controller possibilitiesQuick-fire review with a mix of rude opinions!* Bomberman DS* Signior Sid 80%* Bleach DS* East-side Eric 94%* Electroplankton* Signior Sid 75%Send us any requests that you want us to review to touchmynintendo@googlemail.com !Lost grip on life! Regain it in 20 secs!* How to throttle* Signior Sid* How to Sprinkle* East-side EricCome visit us at our Blog www.touchmynintendo.blogspot.comor if you are more shy e-mail us at touchmynintendo@googlemail.comThat's it for this week!Stream our podcast using flash from here: http://shrinkster.com/dt9Stream our podcast using m3u from here: http://shrinkster.com/dta

・DSLiteとカドゥケウスが欲しい…が、駄目…っ！ ・近衛大牙、このえたいが、knetiga、ktg… ・もうすぐ春ですね ・面白い文章を書きたい ・プログラミンＧ ・ゆめ○○ ・じゃあ俺、メローイエロー ・粉 ・エンディング

・DSLiteとカドゥケウスが欲しい…が、駄目…っ！ ・近衛大牙、このえたいが、knetiga、ktg… ・もうすぐ春ですね ・面白い文章を書きたい ・プログラミンＧ ・ゆめ○○ ・じゃあ俺、メローイエロー ・粉 ・エンディング

This week I provide the first part of my hands-on preview of The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, I review a new game cut directly from the Star Control mold, retro-review the best Bungie game you have never played, answer your Oblivion questions, and so much more. Enjoy! Gaming Steve Episode 40 Program 00:04:08 Game News: Merrill Lynch guesses at $800 PlayStation 3 cost and causes a mild panic. EA slashes new game prices by 20 percent. Infinium opens their books. Ex-Gizmondo Exec trashes a million dollar Ferrari. Condemned to storm PCs this April. Classic Sierra games set for re-release. DS Lite to wear only white at launch. 00:27:44 SporeTalk: An overview as to how the download and ranking system will function. 00:32:22 Game Preview: The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion for the Xbox 360 and PC, part one. 01:12:45 Game Review: Space Rangers 2: Rise of the Dominators for the PC. 01:26:07 RetroReview: Pathways into Darkness Macintosh. 01:35:17 “Name That Game!” contest winner from last week, a new clip, and a very cool prize! 01:38:10 Show Mail: I answer your audio questions. 01:57:03 Final Thoughts: So when can I scratch my Oblivion itch again? Download the show (122 minutes): Gaming Steve Episode 40 (MP3). Subscribe to the Podcast directly in iTunes (MP3). Add the Gaming Steve Podcast feed to your RSS aggregator. Vote for Gaming Steve on Podcast Alley.