The Critical Myth Crew catch up and then dig into some of the episodic discussion from May 2018! Recorded 03 Jun 2018.   Listen to Critical Myth on VOG ...

The Podcast Pirates discuss the biggest E3 announcements!

It's always difficult to know what's real at E3 and what's not. You sit and watch a trailer for an upcoming game that looks like the best game ever made and it inevitably disappoints. Conversely, the game you saw at E3 that looked like another average game ends up having stellar play and becomes your next favorite. The problem is: You just can't tell by watching a five-minute trailer at E3. So you have to look beyond the trailer and imagine two different scenarios. First, imagine that the game you just saw is better than the one you just saw, […] The post ESH Cast #590: I don’t know what I saw, but here’s what I think I saw appeared first on ESH - ElectricSistaHood.

It's our sweet sixteenth birthday! And what a week to have a birthday on, as we still have to wrap up the rest of what we saw at E3. We go over Sony, Ubisoft and Nintendo announcements and give some of our honest feedback with our live chatters. The news doesn't end at E3 though as we cover not just some of the non-press conference news from the show, but some of the events that have happened afterwards as well.   Thank you OLRmy for helping us achieve this sixteen year milestone!

This week The Akasaurus joined us to talk about the lore in WoW, and what we’re hoping for in Bazeroth. There was also a slightly unfortunate incident of gnome hate but we’ll gloss over that for now… You can find … Continue reading →

The Southern Fried Gaming Expo was this weekend, and I hosted a newsworthy panel with the former King of Kong, Billy Mitchell. It was later written about in Variety, but the first time I talked about how my moderating time went was on this show from the night after it happened. Microsoft's press conference had already happened when we recorded, so I talked about what they showed, but mostly what they revealed afterwards about Forza Horizon 4.

On tonight's show, we discuss the FanimeCon debacle with a vendor, new Jump Force anime fighting game, and Netflix's season three of Castlevania... But where's season 2? the pillows US tour, what happened to the Love Live! School Idol Project ( ラブライブ！) manhole covers? And a new idol anime, and it's... Different. Then over in Strange News From Japan, a new cat cafe brings a piece of history, throwing star tournament to feature gold shuriken, and a mother sets a trend to traumatize her daughter for years to come?!

It's been awhile since the PC release of this game has been out, but now the game is available on the Nintendo Switch. Here are my thoughts on the port.

Star Wars seeks to break out of its own chains and contemplates how to learn from failure in the middle chapter of the third trilogy. Warning: There will be SPOILERS!

This is a follow-up to Star Wars Battlefront II's Loot Box Problem, posted on VOG earlier this week. Late Thursday, EA's Star Wars account tweeted that they had “turned off in-game purchases for #StarWarsBattlefrontII.” defusing part of an extremely contentious issue that erupted into a PR nightmare for both the game and the company on the eve of the game's highly publicized release.