Four giant men select their favourite DS and 3DS games in our latest 3-hour draft episode. We hope you enjoy this deep dive into both consoles. Vote for the winner in the announcements channel of our Discord server.
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Four giant men select their favourite DS and 3DS games in our latest 3-hour draft episode. We hope you enjoy this deep dive into both consoles. Vote for the winner in the announcements channel of our Discord server.
These are the categories:
More of the games we've been playing recently, before the September avalanche of big titles crashes into Back Page headquarters.
Samuel's games: Denshattack!, The Incident at Galley House, Big Walk, Motorslice (a tiny bit)
Matthew's games: Splatoon Raiders, The Message from Deep Space, Onimusha 2: Samurai's Destiny
...Some thoughts on the Halo remake, then almost an hour of total nonsense that we will never, ever speak of again.
This week's music is from the Halo: Combat Evolved by Michael Salvatori and Martin O'Donnell.
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How many ideas get saved from the original game when you're making a sequel? Does it cost more money to make a follow-up? How do you make sure an indie sequel doesn't vanish without a trace?
Our returning guest Jay Baylis answers these questions while discussing his next game with Bytten Studio,
Stepping outside our 2000s comfort zone, this week we're sharing our two top 10 lists from 1997 in the first of a new quadrilogy of pods. Expect 1998, 1999 and 2000 episodes in the coming months.
This week's music is from The Curse of Monkey Island soundtrack by Michael Land.
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