Diehard GameCAST: Episode 20
This week we discuss the TWEWY iOS port, the return of Black Isle Studios, and what we’re anticipating the rest of 2012. Hosted by Sean Madson, Matt Yaeger, & Mark B.
Episode 20 (recorded 8/27/2012)
00:00:00 – Intro
00:22:58 – What We’ve Been Playing (Sleeping Dogs, New Super Mario Bros. 2, The Last Story, Growlanser: Wayfarer of Time, Sim City 4, Adidas MiCoach, Kung Fu Strike: The Warrior’s Rise, Persona 4)
01:01:32 – News (Square Enix releases iOS port of The World Ends With You, Black Isle Studios is back, Lollipop Chainsaw is Grasshopper’s most shipped title, Dark Souls: Prepare to Die Edition hits consoles on Octover 26th)
01:29:58 – Discussion (What we’re looking forward to the rest of 2012)
02:18:31 – Wrap Up
WARNING: This episode contains a few instances of profanity dispersed throughout the podcast.
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Sean Madson
Sean Madson is a staff writer and reviewer for Diehard GameFAN. His taste in video games includes mostly RPG's, but enjoys the occasional action title or FPS. He has been playing video games since the NES era, and will sometimes go back and play his old systems when not trying to stay on top of all of the new releases. He vows that some day he will knock out his backlog of unfinished games. Follow Sean On Twitter!
Sir Daniel Fortesque is one of Sony’s most underrated characters. Of all the revealed roster, he’s actually the one I’m most excited for, because it’s first sign of respect he’s been given since the PSP launch. If there’s even a chance of a new game for him, I’ll be ecstatic.
Super Smash Bros. seems to be working as a vehicle for Nintendo as far as reviving franchises, so I could see this doing the same for Sony.