This week Filippo, Patrick, and Brandon talk about the FCC, Anita Sarkeesian, Street Fighter V, Comic Books, and of course, Sega.
3/1/2015 Show Notes
- Here’s to reaching 100 YouTube subscribers, looking forward to 100 more!
- What are we playing?
- Patrick
- Dead or Alive 5: Last Round
- Ridge Racers 2
- Final Fantasy VIII
- Filippo
- Defense Grid 2
- Dead Or Alive 5: Last Round
- Raspberry Pi 2 Things
- Pure Pool
- Brandon
- Dragon Age: Inquisition
- Remember Me
- Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars
- Patrick
- Top Story: FCC ratifies Net Neutrality
- Let’s go over why this is important. Gaming had more at stake than many let on.
- We now have a distinct starting point with Anita Sarkeesian.
- She’s deluded if she thinks fanservice is or ever will be negotiable, but this shifts from largely divisive cultural narrative to reasonable and realistic goals.
- The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky SC actually reaches final stages of localization!
- Joe Madureira’s Airship Syndicate finally announce their first project: Battle Chasers.
- Former Rare Developer’s Playtonic Games to unveil new project next month
- These are the former Rare people behind Banjo-Kazooie, Conker, etc.
- Could old-school 3d platformers be making a comeback?
- Following up on last week, reports are that Activision is taking Guitar Hero off the bench.
- No Xbox Live Gold/PlayStation Plus subscription required for Mortal Kombat X online?
- Capcom finally gives us the Street Fighter V Charlie Nash trailer.
- KOF much? There’s some serious reinvention going on here.
- Clearly comes after IV. This is what Abel didn’t want to discuss with Guile.
- Despite questions discussed last week, Sony celebrates three years of Vita quite well.
- SCEE prez: DriveClub PS+ Edition uncertain … an unnamed spokesperson disagrees.
- More Drama about The Order 1886
- Ahh, Nintendo…
- Sega exits console gaming business.
- This explains Condemned, Toejam & Earl subtly changing hands.
- It’s like they listened to the 2/15 show but misunderstood the instructions.
- Structure of Sega Sammy Holdings is going to be key as we move forward.
- Kalinske: Sega’s current woes “not inevitable”, “20 years of wrong decisions”
- It hurts to know that supporters of Sega’s brand of gaming supported execs determined to fail us. Dreamcast as a core piece of PS2’s identity would have changed history, worth giving up Dreamcast as we know it.
- Takashi Iizuka remains defiant, for what it’s worth…Iizuka is an odd one, though.
- Question of the Week: How do you envision an alternative “Sega PS2” gaming industry?