Podcasts about Hitman Go

What do you do when you have a brand new handheld console coming out? You turn to a series that is synonymous with your home console. We're going back to late 2004 (or early 2005… or late 2005, depending on the region you're in) to look at a turn-based strategy spin-off. We're talking Metal Gear Acid (or Metal Gear Ac!d, however you're meant to pronounce that).On this episode of Stealth Boom Boom, we chat a little bit about importing a Japanese PSP as well as an American UMD, and a back of the box for the handheld's launch window. We also look at how acid dissolves metal, fashionable acid jazz, and Colm does his longest “how does this game play?” bit ever.Here are some of the things you're gonna hear us chat about in our review: Hitman Go; doing nothing, watching the enemy, and plotting a route; trying to figure out if a gun without a silencer is just as quiet as a gun that does have a silencer; hiding quite important things like how to view the map from an aerial view and how to shoot some weapons; chasing down a guard before the call goes through after he's spotted you; not enough places to hide and plenty of guards to kill; failure via randomisation (and just deck management, in general); mission-critical cards; Balatro; how cost changes who goes when; controlling Snake AND Teliko; stacking buffs; the power of the XM8; mystifying decisions around movement; a game of Ludo; a story that's nutty in a slightly different way to regular Metal Gear Solid, but told in a terribly boring way; a dramatic performance; music that's better than you expect; and the most peculiar in-game adverts. After all that, we take you through what some of the critics were saying about the game around the time it came out, and then we give you our final verdicts on whether Metal Gear Acid is a Pass, a Play, or an Espionage Explosion.For those who would like to play along at home, we'll be discussing, reviewing and dissecting Invisible, Inc. on the next episode of Stealth Boom Boom.IMPORTANT LINKS TO THINGS

Square Enix Montreal were initially going to be making the next big PC and console game in the Hitman series, until they were put on mobile phone duty. A third of the team left because they were so gutted. And then the remainder created a 2014 turn-based puzzle game. We're talking Hitman Go.On this episode of Stealth Boom Boom, we take a look at the formation of the studio, and the board game idea was first prototyped. We also discuss the golden era of mobile games and whether we played them, as well as a nice physical model and whether or not this game might've grabbed a few Candy Crush or Words With Friends In our review, you'll hear some chat on enemies with different coloured jackets and narrow vision cones, giant potted plants to hide in, okay instafail because of a quick restart, translating the parts of big Hitman for small Hitman, they move only when you move (but can you make fewer moves), optional objectives and replayability, firing your sniper rifle at a statue (or getting a double-kill), the relief of killing a baddie (and then not hiding the body), perfect motion sensor air freshener-esque mood-setting music, Ave Maria, dummy items in levels, an Eyes Wide Shut get together, trap doors, walking escalators, character rich static scenes that prove divisive, the wealthy, and major problems with a mouse.After all that, we take you through what some of the critics were saying about the game around the time it came out, and then we give you our final verdicts on whether Hitman Go is a Pass, a Play, or an Espionage Explosion.For those who would like to play along at home, we'll be discussing, reviewing and dissecting Days Gone on the next episode of Stealth Boom Boom.IMPORTANT LINKS TO THINGS

After effectively creating the Soulsborne genre and having a wild amount of success with it, one of the most celebrated developers of the 21st century decided to tinker the formula once more. And, again, to great success. We're going back to 2019, to a stealth action game that picked up so many game of the year awards that particular year. We're talking Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice.On this episode of Stealth Boom Boom, we take a look at the early days of FromSoftware and how it took the studio close to two decades to achieve overnight success. We also discuss a YouTuber making the Loaded Axe and Loaded Umbrella in real life, as well as the link between this game and Tenchu. Of course, there's some chat on the differences between this game and Dark Souls / Bloodborne that were highlighted in pre-launch interviews... and there's some talk on the dreaded difficulty discourse that comes up around every From Software game launch.In our review, you'll hear some chat on the advantages of taking a stealthy approach and then giving a boss a Shinobi Deathblow, luring moronic enemies away from the herd, the sheer relief after you've stabbed an enemy and downed them, the frustratingly good peripheral vision of enemies, trying to pick off a group one-by-one, lobbing bits of pot off a wall, eating sweets to remain unseen, being a Sengoku Spider-Man with the grappling hook, The Last Samurai starring Tom Cruise, feel the rhythm to break the other guy's Posture (and the joy when that happens), nonstop trial-and-error, Perilous Attacks, breaking rhythm with the Mikiri Counter, the Nighjar's acrobatics and woo, dirty tactics with the Shinobi Prosthetic, Dragonrot and resurrection, the sheer amount of items and skill trees and menus, grinding for skill points, Genichiro Ashina (and then Genichiro, Way of Tomoe), the autumnal environs of Senpou Temple and immortality, a story that's out of time (and has cutscenes), micro narratives, and one nasty sword.After all that, we take you through what some of the critics were saying about the game around the time it came out, and then we give you our final verdicts on whether Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice is a Pass, a Play, or an Espionage Explosion.For those who would like to play along at home, we'll be discussing, reviewing and dissecting Hitman GO on the next episode of Stealth Boom Boom.IMPORTANT LINKS TO THINGS

We haven't covered a mobile game, or a tower defense game, in quite a while! Isle of Arrows comes from Gridpop, aka Daniel Lutz, best known as the creative director of Hitman GO and Lara...

This week we chill with more God of War Ragnarok, traverse Bayonetta 3's multiverse, remember the glory of Shatter, cast a side eye at Vampire Survivors and Marvel Snap, discuss the PlayStation VR2 pricing, rub our hands together purposefully about the long lost FMV game The Sacred Pools, and more. Advertise on The Nextlander Podcast at Gumball.fm, or support us on Patreon! CHAPTERS (00:00:00) NOTE: Some timecodes may be inaccurate in versions other than the ad-free Patreon version due to dynamic ad insertions. Please use caution if skipping around to avoid spoilers.(00:00:10) Intro(00:04:22) Extra Life 2022(00:09:18) Show Rundown(00:10:20) God of War Ragnar├╢k [PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5] on Nov 09, 2022(00:11:43) SPOILER WARNING: We try to be mindful of unnecessary details but skip if you want to come in fresh.(00:52:05) END OF SPOILER ZONE(00:52:25) First Break(00:52:29) Bayonetta 3 [Nintendo Switch] on Oct 28, 2022(01:04:28) Shatter Remastered Deluxe [Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, PC (Microsoft Windows), Mac, Linux] on Nov 02, 2022(01:13:14) Vampire Survivors [Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One] on Nov 10, 2022(01:15:42) Soulstone Survivors [PC (Microsoft Windows)] on Nov 07, 2022(01:17:52) Marvel Snap [iOS, Android, PC (Microsoft Windows)] on Oct 18, 2022(01:24:15) Grounded [PC, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One] on Sep 27, 2022(01:25:53) Elden Ring [PC (Microsoft Windows), PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5] on Feb 25, 2022(01:27:48) Second Break(01:27:54) PlayStation VR2 gets a date and price!(01:42:08) Sony earnings report(01:45:35) Phil Spencer talks about prices for Xbox products(01:47:17) Call of Duty will remain on PlayStation?(01:52:20) Embracer shutters Hitman Go studio(01:55:12) Eidos Montreal helping with some games including Fable?(02:00:41) Unearthed FMV Sega game(02:09:13) Wrapping up and thanks(02:11:38) Mysterious Benefactor Tier Shoutouts(02:13:08) Nextlander content updates(02:14:18) See ya!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

PLUGS:FOLLOW OUR TWITCH FOR EXTRA LIFE THIS UPCOMING WEEKENDJoin the CanadianGameDevs' DiscordFollow us on Twitter @CanadaGameDevsOVERVIEW:We wishlist a trio of horror titles and discuss the closure of Square Enix Montreal, the new Square Enix IP allegedly being developed in London, ON, and more gaming news. We get first-time-liking-a-card-gamer Steve's glowing impressions of Marvel Snap, Stephan's disbelief in Overwatch 1.2's sorry state and more cynicism of Dragon Age: Dreadwolf's development.JOBS:Kelowna, BC: Sad Panda Studios - Game Developer - Unity/C# ProgrammerToronto, ON: Gartan Games Ltd. - Game Developer (C# & 3D)EVENTS:Canadian Game Devs' Extra Life 2K22 Edition - Sat. Nov. 5 @ 10am - Sun. Nov. 6 @ 10am (Follow our Twitch - Donate Here)Indie Cup Canada '22 - Award nominees revealed Nov 3, Winners Nov 17 “Indie Cup is hosting a digital festival of indie games with developer awards and an online exhibition of upcoming indies from Canadian devs!”Ubisoft Toronto NEXT submissions open (Deadlines range from Nov '22 - Mar '23) “An annual competition designed to showcase the talent of video game development students in Ontario and to help kickstart their careers in the industry.”CANADIAN GAMING NEWS:Edmonton, AB: Dragon Age: Dreadwolf Enters AlphaLondon, ON: Tactic Studios Hiring to work on “a new Square Enix IP”St. Catharines, ON: Phantom Compass Teases Next Game, an Untitled Lovecraftian RogueliteToronto, ON: Always Sometimes Monsters Releasing Physical Version for Nintendo SwitchToronto, ON: Embracer Group Shutting Down Onoma, the Studio it Acquired Just Months AgoWISHLIST THIS:The Chant (@Thechantgame) by Brass Token (@brasstokengames) in Vancouver, BC. Releasing November 3, 2022, Wishlist on Steam. “A single-player, third person horror action-adventure game set on a remote spiritual island retreat. To survive you must craft, fight, and escape the psychedelic horrors set loose when a spiritual ritual goes wrong and awakens a dimension of cosmic terror.”Dead Space (@deadspace) by EA Motive (@MotiveStudio) in Montreal, QC. Releasing January 27, 2023, Wishlist on Steam. “The sci-fi, survival-horror classic returns, completely rebuilt to offer an even more immersive experience — including visual, audio, and gameplay improvements — while staying faithful to the original game's thrilling vision.”Schwarzwald by Ex Anima Games Inc. (@ExAnimaGames) in Montreal, QC. Releasing March 2023, Wishlist on Steam. “Hunted like prey, solve tricky situations and collect items to get yourself to safety. But watch out, the demon isn't so easily beat and your instincts WILL betray you.”KICKSTARTER KORNER:Toronto, ON: Mahou Senshi Cosplay Club (Ending Thu. Nov. 3, 2022)Montréal, QC: Sally | A cozy life-sim game about community and belonging (Ending Thu. Nov 17, 2022)MUSIC USED:00:00 - Intro Music by @jakebutineau (Toronto, ON)06:41 - Hitman GO theme song by Niels Bye Nielsen (Denmark)23:30 - Doug theme song by Fred Newman (USA)41:17 - Marvel Snap Menu Music by @iamchrisalanlee (Los Angeles, CA)1:04:56 - Outro Music by @Composingdan (Toronto, ON)PODCAST ART BY: @Poltergust234 - support them on Ko-fi! (Alberta)HOSTED BY: Stephan Reilly (Halifax, NS) & @StephenLCrane (Owen Sound, ON)PRODUCED BY: Stephan "Pod God" Reilly

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Philip Buchanan from It's Anecdotal was part of the teams that made the awarding winning LARA CROFT GO, HITMAN GO and DEUS EX GO mobile games, and had has just released the charming multiplayer party game MINI MATCHES. It's a collection of Philip's favourite genres with excellent visual design and something for everyone. Learn more about how making 39 DAYS TO MARS and other games have shaped the development of MINI MATCHES. SIFTER is produced by Nicholas Kennedy, Kyle Pauletto, Fiona Bartholomaeus, Daniel Ang & Adam Christou. Mitch Loh is Senior Producer and Gianni Di Giovanni is our Executive Producer. Thanks to Omny Studio for their support of SIFTER. Join the SIFTER Discord to be part of the conversation Support the show: https://sifter.store See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sony announces some games during their State of Play event. Nic continues to play Elden Ring, Bobby finally beats Epistory – Typing Chronicles, Emilio starts Guardians of the Galaxy and Amanda plays some VR games from the Ukrainian bundle from Humble Bundle. TOPICSExoprimal, Ghostwire Tokyo, Multiversus, TMNT: Cowabunga Collection, Submerged: Hidden Depths, Nanotale – Typing...

On this episode of Attack the Backlog, Marc sneaks and creeps through the yards and homes of Hitman Go, a board game-like take on the video game series of the same name, bringing the puzzle-solving aspect to the forefront. Hitman Go originally came out for iOS on April 17th, 2014, and then made its way to Android a few months later, followed by eventual releases on Windows Phone (yup), Windows proper, PlayStation 4, and PlayStation Vita. Anyway, something-something, become a silent assassin and don't forget to put your mask on, cheers and enjoy the show. If you're feeling extra generous, you can become a patron, donate a little something-something, or subscribe to show your support for the site, the plentiful podcasts, the various videos, the absurd art, and all of the other nonsensical nonsense we make over here at Pixelated Sausage. As always, thanks for being a fan.

On this episode of Attack the Backlog, Marc sneaks and creeps through the yards and homes of Hitman Go, a board game-like take on the video game series of the same name, bringing the puzzle-solving aspect to the forefront. Hitman Go originally came out for iOS on April 17th, 2014, and then made its way to Android a few months later, followed by eventual releases on Windows Phone (yup), Windows proper, PlayStation 4, and PlayStation Vita. Anyway, something-something, become a silent assassin and don't forget to put your mask on, cheers and enjoy the show.

Square Enix External Studios heads Jon Brooke and Lee Singleton discuss their time in the video game industry, from Outriders, their brand-new game with People Can Fly, to their past work on Hitman Go, Sleeping Dogs, Just Cause, and more!

Ooh, our Queen don't look too happy, y'all....must be time for Comically Gaming! On Episode 142, we cover Towerfall, more MK11, Super Mario Odyssey, Final Fantasy X, American Gods, What We Do in the Shadows TV, Clash of Kings, Hitman Go, Hot Shots World Invitational, The Show 14, Spider-man, and Anthem. In NOTW, we talk imminent product news from D&D, Bethesda plagiarizing D&D, new trailers from Legion S3 and HBO's Watchmen, PS5 launch date, and all of the future Star Wars and Disney film news you could ever want. In Hot Topic, we cover Sony's newest State of Play. Finally, included is our segment for A Show Has No Name where we talk about THAT episode of Game of Thrones (literally HOT). Enjoy!

We’re back (@Herjuk and @Stevoo7) are back in another @PopCultureGamer podcast and this week the book worms are out as the big debate, voted by our listeners is our favourite books.  There are also reviews of Planetbase, Beyond: Two Souls, Hitman Go, The Journey Down: Chapter One and more. Also up for discussion is Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, The Matrix – 4K, the Anomaly and more.   00:00:00 Intro 00:17:28 Gaming this week 01:01:23 Movies, TV and Streaming 01:42:04 The Big Debate 02:27:19 Listener Questions

This episode kicks off with Jason covering his Magic: The Gathering trials and tribulations since last episode. After that we talk more cards with Hearthstone and Magic Duels. Then we talk about some grinding in Dragon Quest 8, Fire Emblem Fates: Birthright, Fire Emblem dlc, amiibo prices, the new 2DS model, Injustice: Gods Among Us, Overwatch, Madden NFL 2017 card trading, Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Wildlands open beta, Mass Effect Andromeda, Destiny, Gears of War 4, Hitman Go, some Jackbox Party Pack games, 1/2 Switch, and Stardew Valley. Plus we cover what we did at PAX East 2017 this year. Show Notes -------------------- Opening Song (Champagne Funk by: Brock Berrigan) -Grand Prix Vegas: http://grandprixvegas.com/ -Fire Emblem Echoes dlc: https://www.destructoid.com/fire-emblem-echoes-is-getting-a-45-season-pass-in-addition-to-the-amiibo-dungeons-434246.phtml -3DS Screen Differences: https://youtu.be/4tj7KhKPMg8

Having played Lara Croft Go, I decided to try out its thematic predecessor, Hitman Go. The themes introduced actually adhere to the source material compared to the Tomb Raider counterpart.

In this long episode, The Prof (@profplaysgames) and The Dev (@summerspeak) discuss the Fire Emblem Direct, Nintendo Switch, the Dice Awards, Diablo 3, Witcher 3 (and the Prof's Witcher 3 Wednesdays streaming series), Nioh, Hitman Go, and the Women's March on Washington (and other fine US cities). Outro music from TMNT: The Manhattan Project for the NES. Get involved. https://www.womensmarch.com/100

We come to the table with a bevy of topics. Mason, Alex, and Dan visited the RVA Maker Fest, where many of our game dev friends were showcasing their wares. The gents also discuss bad Brandcenter presenters and the PS4 System Software 4.00. While Dan recollects his bad recent experience with GameStop, Dylan recounts being disappointed with the endings of two recent games. We also talk Bruce Wayne’s mad libs, the discography of Train, and Palmer Luckey’s involvement with Nimble America. Games include ReCore, Journey, Inside, Hitman Go, Virginia, The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, Overwatch, Fallout 4, and Destiny: Rise of Iron. Got a question for the show? Join us on Discord or email us at contact@ward-games.com!

Dave's Quest for Sponsorship finally bears fruit... sort of, with a free beer by Cricketers Arms - Captain's IPA! While downing these in a new quest for headaches Dave and Dan discuss 7 Wonders Duel, Boss Monster, and Square Enix's GO series (Hitman, Lara Croft, and Deus Ex).0:00 - Intro1:30 - Quest for Sponsorship - Captain's IPA3:05 - 7 Wonders Duel15:09 - Hitman GO, Lara Crosft GO, and Deus Ex GO26:03 - Ads!26:27 - Boss Monster37:43 - Captain's IPA Rating​Buy games at Here Be GamesFollow us on FacebookWatch us play games on YouTubeor Read our articles on the website.

Ryan and Matt "Dear Abby" Amberg have SEEN THINGS THEY CAN NEVER UN-SEE... things like Flight of the Conchords live, Hush, Scream, and Scream 2 before it's on to time spent with Hitman GO, Rocket League, Pac-Man 256, Halo 5 Guardians Warzone Firefight Title Generator, and Overwatch. Speaking of segues, Overwatch is in the news this week with Street Fighter 5, XCOM 2, Paragon, Road Rash Redemptioning, all the Bioshocks ever, and sales sales sales!

Ryan and Matt "Hat-trick Stewart" are back and binging on Sin City 2, Man of Tai Chi, An American Werewolf in London and/or Paris, and Vampire in Brooklyn before it's on to time spent with South Park: The Stick of Truth, Halo Wars 2, Hitman Go, Rocket League's Neo Tokyo update, and Overwatch. Then they talk circles around Matt's NHL story, Batman's delay, Quake's new level, Criterion's detour, Watch Dogs 2's towers, Oculus Rift's openness, Pac-Man Championship Edition 2, Sweeney vs Microsoft round 2... hundred, and Vivendi vs Ubisoft round 20.1.

Hello all and welcome to the latest episode of Lapsed Gamer Radio. This week Mark, Cev and Andy are here to entertain you with their adventures in video games. Mark starts proceedings this week with a wee apology before moving on to the main section which is of course, our opportunity to catch-up on the news of what we’ve been playing recently - featuring discussion of FALLOUT 4: AUTOMATON, HITMAN GO, BATMAN: ARKHAM ORIGINS, SUPER STAR WARS, TABLE TOP RACING: WORLD TOUR, RENEGADE, LOCOROCO COCCORECHO and of course OVERWATCH BETA. We then proceed to have our customary natter about any gaming news stories that have grabbed the team's attention. We still have a few free games to give away and the doc can be found at https://drive.google.com/open?id=1HTHbVerYJ2PF1gTcDMmBL24HeuIrN67896Ncn3R_1l4 This episode was created by the Lapsed Gamer Radio Team. Edited by Mark & Cev with music selections by Mark. Original LGR themes, FX and music cues created and composed by Cevin Moore. For more details about this episode, including any links to relevant material, full music usuage listings and notes, as well as our full contact information and where to go for additional LGR content - please visit our blog: http://lapsedgamerradio.blogspot.co.uk/ You can stream or directly download our episodes via our Podbean homepage: http://lapsedgamerradio.podbean.com/ and if you’re enjoying our content, please subscribe to Lapsed Gamer Radio on iTunes. All reviews are most welcome and appreciated in order to allow our little community to thrive. Thank you for listening and best of luck with your own efforts to pick up the controller and play!

In this third episode of discussing Hitman 2: Silent Assassin on Dev Game Club, we talk about the next six missions in the game in-depth, spending some time talking about stereotypes and controversy surrounding the game. Dev Game Club looks at classic video games and plays through them over several episodes, providing commentary. Sections played:Basement KillingGraveyard ShiftThe Jacuzzi JobMurder At The BazaarMotorcade InterceptionTunnel Rat Podcast breakdown:0:33      Intro1:40      Segment 1: First three levels this episode54:28    Break 154:37    Segment 2: Other three levels this episode1:31:58 Break 21:32:21 Final Segment: Next time, Brett's meta-story Issues covered: stereotyping (target and gender), controversy, mission briefing videos, the uses of laundry chutes, playing the map and visualizing scripting vs emergent behaviors, map symbology, imagining the perfect playthrough, the silly potato chip maze -- the uncanny valley of the world itself, a difference between movie and game environments, games are Hawaiian shirts, realism and abstraction, VR, stylization, sneaking around a mundane environment, designer-forced experiences, audio occlusion, generic "Arab" setting, stealth interaction and action buttons, Brett's second Silent Assassin rating, controversy around Motorcade Interception, sexualized nuns with guns, othering and abstraction, Silent Assassin rewards, jump height and death, the torture victim, night vision goggles, weird story stuff at the end of the levels we played, Father Maguffin, teaser: iteration, applying a meta-narrative and visualization, the Hitman niche and evolving verb sets. Games, people, and influences mentioned or discussed: La Femme Nikita, Superman and Lex Luthor, John Cusack/Better Off Dead, Beyond: Two Souls, David Cage, Hal Barwood, Hitman: Go, Jedi Starfighter, Tim Schafer, Emil Pagliarulo, Fallout 3/4, Oblivion, Kill Bill vol 1, Silence of the Lambs, Avatar: The Last Airbender, Thief, Alfred Hitchcock, North by Northwest, Marnie, Tippi Hedren, Orphan Black, Hitman (2016), Prince of Persia: Sands of Time, Dishonoured, Jedi Knight, System Shock 2, Hitman: Absolution. Next time:Finish the game! Temple City AmbushDeath Of HanneloreTerminal HospitalitySt. Petersburg RevisitedRedemption At Gontranno @brett_douville, @timlongojr, and @devgameclubDevGameClub@gmail.com

In this second series of the Dev Game Club, we talk about the relevance and place in history of Hitman 2: Silent Assassin, talk a bit about its stealth contemporaries and its descendants, before diving into the first few missions of the game. Dev Game Club looks at classic video games and plays through them over several episodes, providing commentary. Sections played: Gontranno Sanctuary Anathema St. Petersburg Stakeout Kirov Park Meeting   Podcast breakdown: 0:33       Intro 2:11       Hitman 2: Silent Assassin relevance, history, context 32:11     Break 1 32:35     The first four missions 1:21:10  Break 2 1:21:32  Story expectations, what we’re playing, next time   Issues covered: Hitman episodic reboot, play style and discovery, stealth genre, handling of action and sandboxes in other stealth games, punishment for failure in genre, lethality and non-lethality, available rankings of playstyle, disguises, the game landscape in 2002, story stage-setting (Hitman: Codename 47 recap), technical stuff, character design (solid colors, no muddy textures), visual language for characters, character categories, torturing Brett, “patience simulators” vs. wish fulfillment, European espionage mood and tone, tutorial shallowness, Brett’s bashing up against the mailman, game pacing, aggression vs stealth, competence fantasy, lack of feedback or planning support, boiling frogs, possibility space exploration, save limitations, “murder puzzles,” clarity (or lack thereof), Tim’s pro tips, running through sewers, free guard’s uniform!, map utility, mechanics discovery, persistent AI state and information propagation, Hitman community division over usability, Brett’s story prediction. Games, people, and influences mentioned or discussed: Hitman: GO, Hitman (2016), System Shock 2, BioShock, Thief, Metal Gear Solid, Hitman: Codename 47, Leon: The Professional, IO Interactive, Eidos, Square Enix, Freedom Fighters, Republic Commando, Kane & Lynch, Mini Ninjas, Warcraft 3, Battlefield: 1942, Animal Crossing, Sly Cooper, Spyro 2, Baldur’s Gate: Dark Alliance, Jedi Starfighter, Metroid Prime, Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker, Medal of Honor: Allied Assault, Peter Hirschmann, Deus Ex, Morrowind, Max Payne, Rambo, Elder Scrolls series, The Darkness, Dead Space 2, Frankenstein, Hitman: Blood Money, Hitman: Contracts, NOLF 2, Final Fantasy, John Le Carré, Crystal Dynamics, Mission: Impossible, Bridge of Spies, Assassin’s Creed, Jean Reno, The Three Stooges, Far Cry series, Guacamelee, Noah Hughes, Spy Party, Idle Thumbs, Twin Peaks. What we’ve been playing: Brett: work, movies, and books :) Tim: The Witcher 3, WoW Next time: Levels 5-10: Tubeway Torpedo through Shogun Showdown   @brett_douville, @timlongojr, and @devgameclub DevGameClub@gmail.com  

Pendant l'absence de Dom, on fait un épisode 100% critiques! Les jeux Street Fighter V, Far Cry Primal, Moon Hunters, Fire Emblem Fates: Conquest, Tembo the Badass Elephant, Missing, Zelda: Twilight Princess HD, Pokken Tournament et Hitman Go!

Pendant l'absence de Dom, on fait un épisode 100% critiques! Les jeux Street Fighter V, Far Cry Primal, Moon Hunters, Fire Emblem Fates: Conquest, Tembo the Badass Elephant, Missing, The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess HD, Pokken Tournament, Sadame et Hitman Go!

No Man’s Sky gets a release date, Xbox games get smeared on things that aren’t Xboxes, and Jay still likes Pokemon.   A whole decrepit attic full of talking points: No Man’s Sky release date. The Division. Microsoft unifying Xbox One games with PC, phones and tablets. Always-online systems. Hololens. Disappointing games such as X Rebirth. Anno 2205. Sim City. Assassin’s Creed Unity. Beavis and Butthead SNES. DMC. Pokemon Black & White. Metal Gear Solid 2. Rust. Mass Effect. Trails of Cold Steel. Persona 4 Golden. Senran Kagura: Estival Versus. Danganronpa. Crashland. Hitman GO. Clash Royale. Black Desert Online. Destiny. This week on the Hey Poor Podcast, Jay Petrequin, Adam Foster, Gary Swallow, and Kevin Chapman talk about release dates, the inevitable extinction of console generations, disappointing games, game theories becoming game realities,… Read More... The post Hey Poor Podcast Episode 57: Fuller Monster House appeared first on Hey Poor Player.

Alex, Aadil and Ben, Uncharted 4, Hitman Go, The Hitman Beta, Paragon and a whole lot of stuff in between. Ben's been playing the Uncharted 4 Multiplayer stress test which leads to a discussion on twitch vs action shooters. Alex has once again played Starmade and discusses the Alpha build of the game and Aadil's been playing Hitman Go and the Hitman Beta and the guys chat gaming release models and fancy dress. Aadil has also played the Paragon beta but can't really talk about it. Ben and Alex drink Good Chemistry 'Hurly Burly', Beavertown '8 Ball' Rye IPA and Vocation Brewery 'Life & Death' IPA. Aadil's beers are North Brewing Winter Saison and Garrison Brewing IPA. Before recording Ben and Alex started on a Siren Craft Brew 'Calypso' and made lots of sour faces. Tanked Up – Episode 29 – Beta'in A Demo Horse

Alex, Aadil and Ben, Uncharted 4, Hitman Go, The Hitman Beta, Paragon and a whole lot of stuff in between. Ben’s been playing the Uncharted 4 Multiplayer stress test which leads to a discussion on twitch vs action shooters. Alex has once again played Starmade and discusses the Alpha build of the game and Aadil’s been playing Hitman Go and the Hitman Beta and the guys chat gaming release models and fancy dress. Aadil has also played the Paragon beta but can’t really talk about it. Ben and Alex drink Good Chemistry ‘Hurly Burly’, Beavertown ‘8 Ball’ Rye IPA and Vocation Brewery ‘Life & Death’ IPA. Aadil’s beers are North Brewing Winter Saison and Garrison Brewing IPA. Before recording Ben […]

Deer listeners! Do we have an exciting episode for you! Up this week: Hitman GO, Kingdom Hearts 1.5, glorifying God in our work, new releases and reading YOUR iTunes reviews! We also had the privilege of sitting down with Creative Director of The Deep End Games, Bill Gardner, to discuss their upcoming title Perception, Indiana Jones, developing games young, and why Final Fantasy VII might be better than Final Fantasy VI. If you would like to contact us: Twitter: www.twitter.com/TRGPodcast Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/TheReformedGamers/ Email: thereformedgamers@gmail.com Voicemail/Text: 682-231-3432 Website: thereformedgamers.wordpress.com Intro/Outro Song by Bensound: http://www.bensound.com/royalty-free-music/track/dubstep Featured Music: "Uno Uno Seis" by Andy Mineo & "Apex Beat" by Darren Korb

In this exciting episode, we review the austere and beautiful "Firewatch" (SPOILER FREE), and talk about "Hitman Go." We're having problems with our website, but our soundcloud pages are still up and running, so get yer linux gaming on!

Featuring: Michael "Boston" Hannon and John "Knobs" Knoblach Running Time: 1:22:15 Music: MegaMan 5 Livestream: YouTube This week we chat about Battlefield 4, Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel, Dead Or Alive 5: Last Round, Hitman GO, Pier Solar, Tales Of Zestiria. Harmonix says it’s the perfect time to get rhythm games onto PC Geometry Wars: Retro Evolved is now playable on Xbox One

It's that time of the month again… or rather it's not because we've actually managed to record a mid-month podcast with the power of science!  Well, the power of phones, mini amps, mic, audio recorders and podcast editing patience. In this episode Matt and Andy talk about: What people said after the last podcast about VR Morse code messages! Games they've managed to spend some time with Firewatch's authentic 80's snappy snaps! A special guest sporting superstar! Some dodgy stories they stumbled across – like the nefarious VTech hack and the Portable ZX Spectrum Fallout's DLC announcement, and what you all think is the best DLC from any game to date A quick catch up on #CodecMomentum (including a special interjection from our legal counsel) Our thoughts on the Hitman beta (and Hitman Go) given that we've been waiting for this for so long…

This week on the show, Logan and Max discuss the latest Battlefront patch along with the rumors surrounding a BioShock Collection. After the break, the duo chats about Zelda's 30th anniversary and the pricing of modern games. Follow MGS, Max, and Logan on Twitter! @MGSpodcast @MaxTheWhite @MooreMan12 Email us at mgspodcast@gmail.com Intro and Outro song is "OHC3" by Kris Keyser The break song is “Title Theme” by Pixel Audio from “Hitman GO.”

New Releases. Open Beta for The Division hitting this week. Hitman Go comes to PlayStation. What we’re playing and watching. Around PS Nation. Review of Weaponized. Review of Layers of Fear. MGC update. Email. Comedian is Tracy Morgan. http://psnation.com

This week, the guys discuss Quantum Break, Fallout 4's survival mode, Hitman GO, Crash Bandicoot, and more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, the guys discuss Quantum Break, Fallout 4's survival mode, Hitman GO, Crash Bandicoot, and more!

Hush is the unwilling victim of Tom and Stu's descent into madness as they seek #4iF catharsis. WARNING: Contains Ranting! Follow #4iF: www.GoPlayThat.com/4iF Music by: www.RainbowKitten.com

Once again we discuss the iPad Pro and it's professional moniker and why now is the right time for a device - based on the hardware and the state of iOS and OS X. We discuss Readdle's post on becoming successful on the Mac App Store. Also Alan Pike's report on another developer using his own support email address in their poorly written app. We follow up on idiomatic swift  with a post by Erica Sadun. We discuss whether Swift's automatic inclusion could be problematic for now developers. We also discuss Perfect.org's Perfect server side swift project. No kittens were harmed in the making of this show. Episode 67 Show Notes: The Hype is Real - Gus Mueller UITouchType.Stylus - Supporting the Pencil AstroPad Adobe Comp Adobe Photoshop Mix How To Launch a Mac App and Become #1 Top Paid App Globally PDF Expert John Geleynse Director of Technology Evangelism & User Experience Evangelist (Tim mispronounced his name) AgileBits The Worst App Readdle Erica Sadun - A handful of Swift style rules The Official raywenderlich.com Swift Style Guide. The official raywenderlich.com Objective-C style guide. Effective Objective-C 2.0 Matt J Galloway (developer author) Matt Galloway CBC (radio host) Perfect (server side swift) Perfect.org Chromecast Facebook SDK for tvOS Now Available Hitman Go League of Legends California Golden Seals Episode 67 Picks: Beamer for Mac Lara Croft Go

Gregor PRIDUN, Horst JENS und Horst S. plaudern über freie Software und andere Nerd-Themen. Shownotes auf http://goo.gl/t5XTGc oder http://biertaucher.at

En este episodio: Fonchi hace el “Tatata-Turuken”, Aruki es “Capitan Mata Chiste” y El Bellacón Justiciero anda en búsqueda de su tatuaje. Nos babeamos con el trailer de Street Fighter V (Ohh Ken te amamos!), Hablamos mil horas del Nintendo NX, Sega se la caga. Como sobrevivir en la guerra con: This War of Mine, Hitman Go es como un juego de mesa y Netflix da trofeos. Comunidad (¿Pesadilla Gamer?, ¿Que opinas de los periféricos?) y mucho más en este podcast casi japonés de videojuegos.

Ian Buck and Ian Decker, with first time guest Cory Lau, discuss the DirectX multi-adapter, a Hearthstone milestone, a Magicka 2 trailer, the next Assassin's Creed, and reviews of The Talos Principle, Nidhogg and Hitman: GO.

Get your phones out, Mainly Mobile is back with a brand new episode. Now that I have an iOS device, I am excited to be able to balance out the podcast to cover both Android and iOS games and apps! Hurray! I have completed FRAMED (iOS only), and it is a great-looking and clever game from 2014 by Loveshack Entertainment, located in Australia. The comic-book visuals and control with a noir feel was a unique combination that made it stand out and pull me in. Also from Australia, Halfbrick Studios created a game in 2010 called Fruit Ninja for multiple platforms, including both iOS and Android, and I finally understand the mass appeal of the game. Hitman GO is a cool take on the Hitman series for Android and iOS by Ubisoft Montréal released in 2014. They take the assassin and put him on a diorama that looks like a board game, where you solve puzzles in a turn-based fashion. Type:Rider is a game from France released in 2013 from a confusing studio/producer combination that hopefully someone can figure out. The game is a work of art that teaches you the history of written language. For the PC crowd, I recommend checking out Mini Metro by New Zealand company Dinosaur Polo Club. The game is about building simple transit systems in various cities with a simple drag-and-drop control scheme. Jstebz has been playing a lot of Skyward by Ketchapp which is has a nice Monument Valley look to it, Linken which is a connect-the-dots puzzle game made by LevelInd, and Bamba, a game in which you must keep your little Frenchman upon his hipster unicycle, developed by Simon Ducroquet. We also checked out Heads Up! A trivia game app made by Ellen Degeneres herself. Who knew she was a secret game dev. Jstebz is on the lookout for more trivia or party games that can be played on one or more devices (Android AND iOS) for game nights with a group of people. Let us know if you have any suggestions!Follow Mainly Mobile on Twitter and Instagram and let us know what you're playing on your phone or tablet.

Join Alex and Tigs as they talk about Diablo 3, Metro 2033 Redux, Desert Golfing, Puyo Puyo Tetris, Guilty Gear Xrd Sign, Apotheon, Fancy Skulls, Sick Brick, The Detail: Episode 1, Jackbox Party Pack, Saints Row IV: Gat Outta Hell, Life Is Strange: Episode 1, The Fall, Hitman: Go, Papers Please, Citizens of Earth and more on this episode of Griefed! Recorded on February 17th 2015.

In this episode of Player Vs. Podcast, videogames make their triumphant return! With a three-person crew, we dive deep into Heroes of the Storm, Framed, Hitman Go, Banza, Super Mario 3D World, Desert Golfing, and our free game of the week, Naut. We've also got some timely discussion this week, and devote a good chunk of the episode to discussing this new wave of "brain training" games. Verdict: Kinda gross, but kinda interesting! Kinda.   Music: "Intro" by Slime Girls, "Multi-Love" by Unknown Mortal Orchestra, "Mrahc" by Title Fight. Join us next episode for a discussion of "How do you do it," which can be found here: http://ninasays.so/howdoyoudoit/

Ho, ho, ho! Świąteczny odcinek! Konkurs! (podcast@yeswas.pl) Duet Display + HoverBar, App Santa, promocje na Makowym ABC, Papers Please, Drafts, Terraria, Goat Simulator, Hitman GO, Surgeon Simulator, Kingdom Rush (wersja HD), […]

Jon is back from his second trip before heading off to number three. He's been playing the new Hyrule Warriors DLC and more 3DS Smash. Sean finishes up Hitman Go, Layton/Wright, Forza Horizon 2 and starts up Hyrule Warriors. Paul tries out Alien: Isolation, A City Sleeps and The Evil Within.There's a big free weekend on Steam happening, Nintendo will now let you download and purchase games from their website and the PS TV is out and PS Now starts the beta for it and the Vita.

Jon played a record breaking number of games this time, he honestly just doesn't stop bringing them up. As much as we try he keeps going. Paul tries out Super Time Force Ultra, Hitman GO and more Dark Souls 2. Sean plays the Walking Dead season two finale and Halo Spartan Assault. There was a major 3DS Nintendo Direct that included the announcement of a new hardware model. We also discuss Super Meat Boy Forever, Run Sackboy! Run!'s announcement and Minecraft coming to the Xbox One.

We lose Jon to yet another convention since PAX is this weekend. Sean and Paul are left to reminisce. Paul goes back to DayZ and gets freaked out from Five Nights at Freddy's. Sean continues his necrodancing, gets quite confused with Invisible Inc and really enjoys Hitman Go.For news we talk about Amazon's purchase of Twitch, September's PS+ offers and interesting Mario Kart 8 DLC is revealed.

Au menu du jour le retour des prinnies (et des sardines) dans l'excellent tactical-RPG Disgaea 4 : A Promise Revisited (Vita), l'agent 47 reprend les armes dans le jeu de réflexion/tactique Hitman GO (iOS/Android) et enfin le reste de l'actualité de la semaine (les 20 ans de la série The King of Fighters, Yōkai Watch confirmé en occident, Puyo Puyo Tetris sur Xbox One et Playstation 4...)

This week on GUTS: Michael has an actual reason to talk about poo, and wants listeners to claim the free games that are rightfully theirs on XBox Live for Gold members. Dr. Awesome asks about the worthiness of Hitman Go, and smells a Mighty lawsuit and Aaron brings up the new gaming tablet from Nvidia. Find out which one of our gamers has joined the next generation, regular listeners can most likely guess. This week's Peeve is all up in your grill.

Hosts: Matt and Scott / Guest-host: Nate (@nhales80) The gang checks out Guacamelee STCE for Xbox One and the new D&D 5th Edition Starter Set. News about Destiny, Hitman Go, and Squids. In our NAQOTW you tell us what games you would most like to see make the jump to Pen and Paper. Also, ear hair (?) Rated NA 160

The Backlog Attack returns! We pick out three more stacks of unfinished games that we're dying to cross off our lists. We also talk Hitman Go, The Wolf Among Us, and that game about the island and the tomodachis, while Paul experiences a traumatic event.Episode Timeline:0:00 - Intro2:45 - Game Night and Sci-Fi Movies10:20 - Hitman Go19:39 - Tomodachi Life27:48 - Animal Crossing: New Leaf37:00 - The Wolf Among Us42:33 - Backlog Attack 201459:35 - Last Call63:45 - Outro

Tonight Bajo and Hex check out Monument Valley, Hitman Go, Bound By Flame and Ether One. Goose also brings us a story on the 2014 Budget and the implications for the gaming industry in Australia...

Voilà une nouvelle fois un podcast uniquement dédié aux jeux sur lesquels on a posé nos mains récemment (le dernier mal à la test remonte à avril 2011). Au menu de ce 38ème podcast : des jeux Xbox Moine (c), Titantfall, Hitman Go, Final Fantasy XIV : A Realm Reborn, Trials Fusion, et j'en passe...

Can a stealthy assassin make the transition to puzzle gaming? We find out as we review Hitman GO.

Can a stealthy assassin make the transition to puzzle gaming? We find out as we review Hitman GO.

Unreal Tournament is coming back, and with it comes memories of The Matrix, Ed Edd and Eddy and a little bit of Mambo No 5. 1999 was a weird year you guys... On this episode... We Played... Lack of new games makes Euan go deep into weird indie. He starts to sour on Kentucky Route Zero, finishes rewiring Fract OSC and reads peoples brains in Stick it To The Man, with a dash of Hitman Go in there for good measure. Calum mines some asteroids to make spaceships in Survival Space Engineers, relives the bizarre story of Final Fantasy X-2 and falls off on Bravely Default, going from being one of the best games of the year, to one of the worst. In News... We talk about DOTA 2, The Internationals, and how this years Compendium might totally break the finely tuned economy of the game. Tomodachi Life gets same sex relationships patched out as a "bug", and Nintendo reacts both poorly then well in quick succession. Unreal Tournament returns as a free, community driven, moddable game. *heavy breathing* Zenimax wants a slice of the Oculus Rift pie based on the fact that John Romero jumped ship. It has absolutely nothing to do with the fact that they now have some Facebook money to play with an Zenimax are feeling a bit left out of it. Not at all. There's a new Call of Duty coming this year (shocker), and it features a digital Kevin Spacey along with future guns and exo-skeletons. That terrible Early Access game Earth: Year 2066 gets pulled from Steam, and refunds are offered. Some good news comes Naughty Dogs way, with the lead animation director from Assassins Creed 3 joining the company. Driveclub gets a release date and a terrible "demo to retail" upgrade path that gets quickly scuppered after a community uproar 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

The Goo, s155 “Proof”: 5.11.2014 I get it. Show Notes 0:00:00 – Contributions 0:01:15 – Intro 0:22:24 – News That We Give a Damn About 0:27:05 – Leo Gooing (Diablo 3: Reaper of Souls, FTL, Plague, Hitman Go, Hearthstone) 0:57:00 – Scott Gooing (Dark Souls 2, Diablo 3: Reaper of Souls, Final Fantasy X HD […]

Voici un épisode un peu foufou, où il y a du rebondissement, et même la participation d'un de nos poditeurs (Quenton de Café Klatch) ! Comme d'habitude, ça déborde de contenu avec notamment une news de Cédric que je n'ai toujours pas pigée, Will qui revient sur les fameux Out There et Monument Valley et qui déballe les belles offres du PS+ ! Pour ma part, je fais un petit retour nostalgique sur LA Game Boy qui a fêté il y a peu ses 25 ans. On a bien évidemment, chroniqué quelques jeux : Cédric : 2-bit Cowboy / vidéo / iOS Will : Hitman GO / vidéo / iOS Invitée mystère : Castle Clash / vidéo / iOS / Android Quenton : Little Big Adventure / vidéo / iOS / Android Geoffrey : Clarc / vidéo / iOS payante & lite / Android payante & lite   Où nous retrouver : Games in the Pocket : le site, Twitter, Facebook. Geoffrey est le créateur de Desperate Zombie, et il est @dzombie sur Twitter. Julie est @therealpetiteju sur Twitter. Masa est @pocketpcandgeek sur Twitter. Will est @willontheroad sur Twitter.

Gameware alum and Community Manager at Hellfire Games Ben Lewis joins the Express this week...and we have A LOT to talk about! Nintendo announces their E3 plans for this year while rumors are a fly in news. Many games have been played as well: Hearthstone, Dark Souls II, Hitman GO, Mercenary Kings, Trials Fusion, Project Diva F and much more. We talk about console Pokemon games in emails and wrap the show up with our special stages. Come help us make Ben feel right at home! This week's cast: Adam Arinder Stephen Martin Renee Martin Vaughn Venters Ben Lewis Music Credits: Break -- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WXxy3Y8daks Outro -- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E0uYnL3UBIQ RSS Feed: http://feeds.soundcloud.com/users/soundcloud:users:61611947/sounds.rss May 3, 2014

W ten nieco przedłużony weekend pomyśleliśmy o Was podwójnie. Kolejny odcinek ląduje w waszych odtwarzaczach. Miłego odsłuchu oraz końcówki weekendu.PODCAST

We want to like Child of Light more than we actually do, but that's not the case for the FOX television show Prison Break! (We also cover Hitman GO and the Oculus news.)

Kole, Ben, Dennis, and David talk about whether or not games need a stadium, Elder Scrolls Online, and we ask you if E3 is still relevant. The Brief Call of Duty is an X-Games event now. A literal video games stadium. PS4 system update has neat things. Ultima Online and Dark Age of Camelot listed on Steam Greenlight. Multiplayer Is E3 still relevant? The Grind: Dennis: Retro/Grade. Everyday shooter. Ben: 2048. Kole: Flappy Golf. Hitman Go. Hearthstone. Rocksmith. David: Elder Scrolls Online. Fallen London. Max Payne 3. Links of Note: The Alleged Photo (http://duckfeed.tv/s/10247479_10104317396774175_1906724566555114874_n-2.jpg) Retro/Grade Gameplay (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SVxeFdTUJEE) Neverending Nightmares (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eaVueZqs078)

Vitalisiert vom Frühlingswetter machen sich Joachim von www.stromstock.de und Tobi von www.appgemeinde.de daran, kein gutes virtuelles Haar an Apps der letzten Wochen zu lassen. Gleich zu Beginn kriegen sich die beiden in die Haare. Der Stein des Anstosses ist Wayward Souls dessen zufallsgenerierte Spielstufen und Permadeath-Mechanik Joachim nerven, während Tobi sich allein an der Musik reibt und den Titel sonst abfeiert. Vor allem, weil er ihm besser gefällt als Block Legends. Mit Third Eye Crime: Act 1 sind beide nicht zufrieden. Die Schleicherei wird schnell hektisch und sieht im Detail unansehnlich aus. Wer andere gerne auf leisen Sohlen vorführen möchte, sollte statt dessen eher zu Dynamite Jack oder Stealth Inc. greifen – oder abwarten ob die Entwickler mit dem zweiten Akt umfassend nachbessern. Auch in The Amazing Spider-Man 2 bereitet das Schwingen durch die Häuserschluchten ein grandioses Gefühl. Leider sind die Missionen zu eintönig und das Spiel leidet, wie jeder Urlaubsort in der Sommerzeit, unter zu viel Russen. Auch der Internetzwang trägt zum weiteren Verderben des spinnerten Vergnügens bei. Nach so viel Schatten gibt es aber auch einen gleißenden Sonnenstrahl in Form von Leo’s Fortune. Die kinderfreundliche Plattformer-Knobelei mit einem grünen schnurrbärtigen Fellknäuel begeistert die beiden nicht nur aufgrund ihrer simplen kognitiven Strukturen, sondern auch mit wundervoller Grafik und Design-Charme. Grundsätzlich angetan sind die beiden auch von Hitman Go, ein Brettspiel in einzigartiger Optik, der man die Hitman-Hülle übergestülpt hat. Allerdings werfen Square/Enix Spielern nach dem zweiten Levelpack einen gehörigen Grind-Knüppel zwischen die Beine. Eine Frechheit, über die Joachim sich wieder so in Rage redet, dass Tobi fürchtet, auch diese Episode könnte in einem Hass-Monolog enden. Um das abzuwenden, lässt er sich von Joachim noch einen über Hearthstone: Heroes of Warcraft erzählen, das er selbst (noch) nicht angefasst hat. Um es kurz zu machen, ein schönes Freemium-Kartenspiel, allerdings erfinden Blizzard das Rad auch nicht neu. Nächstes Mal dann mit Torben und Klaus. Wir freuen uns über Feedback an podcast@appgemeinde.de sowie ehrliche Bewertungen und Kommentare im iTunes Store. Aktuelle iPad-App und Gadget-Reviews täglich auf www.stromstock.de und www.appgemeinde.de.

Featuring: Michael "Boston" Hannon, John "Knobs" Knoblach, and Brian “TheHanna” Hanna Running Time: 1:43:21 Music: Katamari Damacy This week we chat about MNGN (AC: Brotherhood), Titanfall, Battlefield 4, Fez, Hearthstone, The Witcher, Diablo 3, Infamous: Second Son, Pac-Man Monsters, and Hitman Go. Microsoft finally hauls out the Atari ET landfill Denmark releases a 1:1 scale of the entire country in Minecraft GameStop to close 120 stores to focus on non-games business

Join Alex and Tigs as they look back on the Gameboy in honor of it's 25th year, as well as discuss Trials Fusion, Dark Souls 2, Sonic: The Lost World - Legend of Zelda DLC, Evo Moment 37, The Incredible Adventures of Van Helsing, Long Live the Queen, Hitman Go, What Now, Mimicry Man and more on this episode of Griefed! Recorded on April 24th 2014.

Hotline Gmbox. Выпуск 56. Watch Dogs, Evolve, Hitman GO, Dark Souls 2

Our dear friend Matt makes his triumphant return as we talk about Hearthstone, Heroes of the Storm, Fract, Hitman GO and more, then close with more letters about your abortive attempts at human relationships.  This week's music, in order of appearance:  Spoon - Two Sides Monsieur Valentine; Gonga (feat. Beth Gibbons) - Black Sabbath  

Hitman Go is the latest, very stylish entry in the Hitman series of games and has been developed by Square Enix Montreal.  They were originally in charge of developing Hitman 6, the sequel to Hitman Absolution, before restructuring at IO Interactive meant they took charge of the next iteration of the main series and left Square Enix Montreal holding the mobile baby; but with the satisfyingly simple use of ambient sounds and sporadic use of music, and a colour palette dominated by sumptuous reds, whites and blacks, what a beautiful baby it is! 

This week we've got a smaller cast and a a lot of PAX catch up as we talk about Trials Fusion and Frontiers, discuss a new build Evolve, talk about Hitman Go and The Evil Within and more, then move on to letters.  This week's music, in order of appearance:  Alkaline Trio - Private Eye;  Lana Del Rey - West Coast