Diehard GameCAST: Episode 33 – Nintendo’s E3 no show, Dead Island: Riptide, Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon, Pandora’s Tower, and more!
A heated discussion ensues over Nintendo’s lack of press conference at the upcoming E3. We also touch on the latest Nintendo Direct and re-release of Earthbound. Hosted by Sean Madson, Matt Yaeger, & Mark B.
Episode 33 (recorded 05/03/2013)
00:00:00 – Intro
00:13:39 – What We’ve Been Playing (Dead Island: Riptide, SMT Devil Summoner: Soul Hackers, Ninja Gaiden 3: Razor’s Edge, Terraria, Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon, Fire Pro Wrestling Returns, Sacred Citadel, Poker Night 2, Darksiders II, Assassin’s Creed III, Pandora’s Tower, Black Rock Shooter: The Game)
01:47:18 – News/Discussion (The latest Nintendo Direct, Earthbound, Nintendo’s lack of press conference at E3)
02:50:20 – 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!
I’d be on-board for the Snatcher Hype machine. That is a great game. I’d agree that it’s not $400 good, though…$300 good maybe. :p
I wouldn’t be upset about a re-release of Burning Rangers, either.
I’d say $150 is the most I’d pay for any game, personally, which is probably why I have Radiant Silvergun but not Snatcher at this point.
Well, that and because I only came into possession of a working Sega CD in the past couple of years, courtesy of one ML Kennedy.
Yeah, Sega really needs to get on the ball with re-releasing that. NiGHTS is fine and all, but I want ALL the obscure Saturn releases.
I think the most I’ve ever paid for a video game was the Sakura Taisen collection when it came out which came to $200 with rush shipping from Japan on release day. But that was four Dreamcast games in its prime and a bunch of crazy crap in a giant box, which excuses the price tag somewhat.
I think in actuality, the most I’ve paid was $110. I got lucky on an amazon 3rd party sale, and picked up a CIB copy of Suikoden 2 as a present for my fiancee (its her favorite series, and her copy had been stolen a few years earlier). She did about as well. She picked up a copy of Radiant Silvergun for me while she was studying in Japan for about the same in US dollars.
I personally would never pay 300 for a game…I’d never even buy a system for one game. My rule is the needs to be at least 5 games a want for a given system before I’ll buy it. I could see maybe going up to $150.
I remember Snatcher being an odd price in retail when I bought it. i want to say it was $32.99 when it was originally released.
I bought that same collection for $120 from ncsx. I think the most I ever paid was $150 at the most for a game and I can’t remember which game in my collection it is.