Category Videogames
Neon Tundra: Episode 2 – Jamestown+ and Skull Girls
Dust off a few hidden gems embedded in the electric permafrost! Jamestown+ and Skull Girls: Second Encore get their time to shine. Speaking of which–Neon Tundra is now available on iTunes. If you like what you hear, please rate and subscribe today! http://neontundra.podomatic.com/entry/2015-08-06T18_42_07-07_00
Neon Tundra: Episode 1 – Splatoon and The Witcher 3
The neon snow has provided enough energy to power both a Wii U and a PS4! Matt and Eric will let the sled dogs rest while they discuss squids/kids and golem foundations. http://neontundra.podomatic.com/entry/2015-07-16T16_28_15-07_00
Neon Tundra Gaming Podcast!
What are “video games?” Join Matt and Eric as they cross the Neon Tundra to find the answer. Matt and Eric discuss E3 2015 reverse-chronologically! Cursory analysis includes the Square Enix, Nintendo, Sony, Ubisoft, EA, Microsoft, and Bethesda press conferences. http://neontundra.podomatic.com/enclosure/2015-06-18T11_25_16-07_00.mp3
On the Disk Spins: Mortal Kombat X [Finale]
In the final episode of ODS MKX, Cassie Cage wins her mother’s approval by beating the hell out of Diablo. And Raiden has something he wants to get off his chest.
On the Disk Spins: Mortal Kombat X [Part 6]
In part six we learn that Raiden forgot to plug himself in last night, and Jacqui is easy on Takeda’s eyes.
On the Disk Spins: Mortal Kombat X [Part 5]
Jaxson Briggs takes a break from essential tractor maintenance to help save Earthrealm, while Scorpion dooms us all.
On the Disk Spins: Mortal Kombat X [Part 4]
“I’m Takeda Banana and I’ve come to say — D’Vorah kills her victims in a gruesome way!”
On the Disk Spins: Mortal Kombat X [Part 3]
This week we watch Kung Jin shoot a child with an arrow, and Sonya Blade stomps and strangles for America. Happy Mother’s Day!
On the Disk Spins: Mortal Kombat X [PART 2]
In this week’s episode, we learn that Kotal Khan is a uniter, not a divider. Also, which Sub-zero am I fighting?
Shoot’em Up Sunday: Satazius
Developer: Astro Port Publisher: Nyu Media and Capcom Release Date: December 18th 2011 Platform: PC Bonus: Winner of the August 2008 Jikkyo Play Contents Award Crafted from the minds of just three developers, Astro Port’s Satazius (SA- taze-ee-us) encapsulates my boyhood dream of building the most “awesomest” game ever. But what was once the […]
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