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The latest in our series of flashback episodes focuses on a year that brought us Batman: Arkham City, Skyrim and The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword. Matthew and Samuel each pick their 10 favourite games from 2011, and throw in a whole host of honourable mentions. This episode's music is from The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim soundtrack, the Pullblox soundtrack by Shoh Murakami and the Xenoblade Chronicles soundtrack by Yoko Shimomura.
Le rogue-like à l'honneur dans deux titres radicalement différents, One Way Heroics (PC) orienté RPG et Abyss Odyssey (XBLA, PSN et PC) orienté beat them all, également notre avis sur le retour de Mallo dans Pullblox World (Wii U) et enfin le reste de l'actualité de la semaine (l'arrivée prochaine de Project Zero 5, l'annonce de Tekken 7...)
James, Marti, Seb and a very rough sounding Neale (his mic was having an off day) spend a long while talking about everything from Picross to Pullblox to Tomodachi to Pokémon. James also gives his hands-on impressions of Super Smash Bros for 3DS, Neale and Seb drop some controversial opinions and we feature the music of DJ Destrukt. Don't forget to visit www.StreetPassUK.co.uk to get all the latest news on StreetPass events in the UK, and get in contact at StreetPassUKTeam@gmail.com if you have anything you want to say to us!
It was all fun and games until someone mentioned Cho Aniki. Nintendo Free Radio has returned to both entertain and horrify you before All Hallow's Eve. New Business opens with Stephen's impression of the DSiWare Rouge-Like Anonymous Notes: From The Abyss, and finds it far less frustrating than last episode's FTL. Donald, hot off his Poke-show on RFN 311 (http://www.nintendoworldreport.com/rfn/32188), chimes in with impressions straight out of 310 - 3DS eShop puzzler Pushmo (or Pullblox, if you're European) and the PSP role-playing classic Persona 3 Portable before teaming up with Austen to tag-team the two versions of Little King's Story (Wii/Vita). Finally, Austen continues the combo with the rather disappointing Rez HD before bringing it home with Pendelton-free impressions of Dishonored. Can Bethesda publish a PS3 game that's actually playable on the system after a few hours? After the chaos of Now Posted, settle in for an extended and animated Whatcha Been Watching segment featuring Stephen's Beast Wars as well as Austen's anime doubleheader of Welcome to the NHK and Hellsing Ultimate (Crispin Freeman not included) and impressions of the pilot of the new Nickelodeon Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles cartoon. Donald brings things down with a sprint through ESPN's 9.79* documentary, part of the "30 for 30" series. In lieu of a feature, Donald had two quick questions - the first one being a discussion of gender choice in video games (Spoilers: EVERYBODY FEMSHEP!). Finally, Donald offers a thought experiment: With Wii Shop releases about to end, and with 100 points left on his Wii, what does he need to get to end up with 0 points? (http://nintendofreeradio.podbean.com/2012/10/28/nfr-07-companion-donalds-wii-download-list/). Suggestions both serious and not-so-much are bandied about before someone hits the glass-covered big red button and fires man's ultimate weapon. The struggle is mighty, but they power through to the Mushrooms featuring love for Disney classics now on BluRay, SQL clubs, and as disappointment as well in people not performing their civic duty. We always appreciate your feedback on the show, which you can send to nintendofreeradio@gmail.com or leave here. Also, be sure to attend the 3rd annual RFN Child's Play podcast telethon on November 10, and hopefully we'll be able to play a round of Wait Wait, Don't Tell Me! (http://waitwait.npr.org). The limericks are ready and the prizes will flow like wine, but only if your donations get us that far! (http://www.nintendoworldreport.com/sitenews/32097)
News - Battle.net hacked, DayZ going stand alone, Star Trek MMO scrapped, Star Wars: The Old Republic going free to play, rumour of Wii U's delayed release for the UK, release dates for Jet Set Radio and Metal Gear Solid HD Collection, Mass Effect 3 DLC detailed, Little Big Planet Vita release details, Army of Two back with The Devil's Cartel, Modern Warfare 3 final DLC release details, Konami not patching 360 version of Silent Hill Collection HD and one man makes a killing in the Diablo 3 real money auction house. The completion of Spec Ops: The Line, Catapult King, all things 3DS XL with Pullblox, Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D, Kirby's Pinball Land, Picross & Picross 3D & Oh! Cube.
Welcome to show 108. This week Chinny yet again plays zero games, The Daddy plays Quarrel, Pullblox, Dark Souls and some Portal 2 co op and Duke is still making his way through Assassin's Creed, checked out the demo for Puddle and jumped into some more Battlefield 3. VlaDOS gives us Ocean Drive Challenge to play, we went though all the weeks top news stories and gave a run down of the most pirated games of 2011; is it as big a deal as the developers make out? Enjoy. 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, PS3 xXBig-DaddyXx Duke – 360 Dukeskath, PS3 Dukeskath
With the beginning of 2012 bringing with it a brand new season of SHFTS, we chat about the same blasted games we have been harping on about for the past few weeks. Sorry about that folks. For yes we do talk about Skyrim and Star Wars the Old Republic. We do get distracted with Pullblox on 3DS and Rayman Origins though, so it is not us banging on and on about Skyrim again. But hey, it is a fine game and we are huge fans of it here in SHFTS Towers. The same goes for SWTOR and its ability to entertain, despite the trappings of it being an MMO. We also cover details of the second SHFTS Forza 4 series and how Tara had to rebuild her PC to play SWTOR.In the news we chat about a device that allow you to download image of ROMS for SNES and Megadrive to your computer of choice and play games via an emulator. Yes this is legal apparently. Running time: 01:48:22