Episode 9: E3 2015 Impressions

Episode 9 is a venture from our usual format as we react to E3 2015. We discuss our favourite moments, and generally get excited about video games that will be coming our way soon.

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Trailers for the games we spoke about:

Yoshi's Woolly World Trailer

Samus Yoshi!

Mario Maker Trailer
Acamiibo Animal Crossing
Fire Emblem: Fates
Star Fox Zero

Shenmue 3
Final Fantasy VII
Metal Gear Solid V
Batman Arkham Knight
Horizon Zero Dawn
Uncharted 4

Halo 5
Recore
Minecraft with the Microsoft Hololens
Sea Of Thieves
Cuphead
Rise of the Tomb Raider

South Park: The Fractured but Whole
Tom Clancy's The Division
Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege
Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Wildlands

Star Wars Battlefront
Mirrors Edge Catalyst
Unravel

Fallout 4 (Gameplay Demo)
Fallout Shelter
Dishonoured 2

Notes for Episode 8: Mad Matt's Home Arcade

We are down to 3 people for episode 8, but we deliver all the chat you'd expect about what we've been playing and watching at the cinema; with some Mad Max and Avengers discussion. We also discover that Matt's racing game set-up is better than most arcades.

Links to audio:

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Stuff we spoke about:

Project Cars
Logitech G25 steering wheel
Sony embarrassed by DriveClub Launch
CD Projekt Red responds to comments about graphics downgrades
Baldur's Gate
The Story of CD Projekt Red
Cities: Skylines (is the SimCity we all wanted)
gog
Smite

Splatoon
60fps games on WiiU
The Scarlett Pimpernel
Rayman Legends

Susan Strong

Uplay
Valiant Hearts
Avengers: Age Of Ultron
Jeremy Renner still thinks Black Widow is a slut (what a prick, right?)
There's actually a whole blog about the lack of Black Widow merch
Marvel's toy line just erased Black Widow from her own scene in 'Age of Ultron'
Mark Ruffalo tweeted about the lack of Black Widow merch, too
Since recording, Marvel/Disney noticed the lack of merch, and they're doing something about it!
Stan Lee cameos (video)
Mad Max: Fury Road
Rosie Huntington-Whiteley

Steven Seagal