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"Talking Points: E3 stinks. Evicting Animal Crossing neighbors. Books that kill people. One-handed or two-handed? All about the Xbots. GameStop's influence. The PS3 threat. Mario, just shut the f*** up." - GR

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Jake continues to relate his Animal Crossing adventures, raging about Tom Nook, finishing off his house with a bodily fluid-stained bed and much, much more.

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Talking Points: E3 stinks. Evicting Animal Crossing neighbors. Books that kill people. One-handed or two-handed? All about the Xbots. GameStop's influence. The PS3 threat. Mario, just shut the fuck up.

Added: 21.06.2013 20:17 | 17 views | 0 comments


20 games in 40 minutes from veteran games writers Chet Roivas and Jon Denton. This week: griefing squirrels in Animal Crossing New Leaf, felling skyscrapers in Battlefield 4, and chasing perps in Need For Speed Rivals. With special guest Samuel Roberts, editor of gamestm magazine. Also: MORE E3!

Added: 21.06.2013 19:17 | 13 views | 0 comments


Josh(@Frontburnr) from Frontburnr joins the us this week and puts an interesting business spin on the gaming industry. Special guest host Mike(@Gnitro) from The Geek Effect/OtakuGamer learns to share his musical tastes with Plug.dj. The other Mike(@AssaultSuit) gives us his take on the Angry Video Game Nerds roast at Too Many Games and Aaron(@Ind1fference) has the audacity to enjoy Man of Steel. We also talk about: The Last of Us, Bioshock Infinite, New Super Luigi U, Animal Crossing New Leaf, Crazy Climber, Batman (Gameboy), Tecmo Super Bowl, Kerbal Space Program, Wet, Remember Me, Bread and Butter, Dragon Leap, Null Foundry, bandwidth caps and more.

Added: 21.06.2013 6:17 | 13 views | 0 comments


Animal Crossing is one of those Nintendo games that have a very dedicated group of fans. Much of this can be attributed to the massive amount of customization and level of control players have with their personal towns. The first game was originally released on the Nintendo GameCube, followed by a successful sequel on the DS. Now Animal Crossing has come to Nintendos newest handheld the 3DS. With a number of changes to address many of the concerns from players about the previous installments, Animal Crossing: New Leaf is looking to bring a whole new group of gamers to the franchise. Get ready to wave goodbye to a large portion of your time, because it will all be spent playing this game.

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CCC says: "Thank you, Nintendo. By releasing your games on a Sunday, its allowed me to have the time to enjoy your titles. Thank you for releasing Animal Crossing on the Sunday during E3 week. My first stop before heading to the airport for my 7 AM flight from Dayton, Ohio to Los Angeles, California was a Wal-Mart, where I picked up your game and played it on the plane. Though, out of every possible game in existence, playing Animal Crossing on day one for a five-plus-hour plane ride was an awful idea. Seriously, there was very little I was able to do. But who cares, I had Animal Crossing available all week long. I could fight the lulls and lines by checking in with my towns villagers--all because Nintendo releases their games on Sunday instead of the traditional Tuesday."