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From Pixel Apocalypse... "On this episode of the Pixel Apocalypse Podcast Nathan and Joe talk about their experience with Outlast, and how Capcom should be taking notes on how to do survival horror properly. Warner Bros. Interactive finds itself in our crosshairs this week as they have forgone fixing Batman: Arkham Origins in favor of cashing in on DLC. EAs Creative Director doesn't see a problem with the way EAs online games have been launching. Sonic the Hedgehog has got himself a new look, and a couple of new games as well. The Titanfall embargo has dropped and we discuss what we know so far. Samsung might be releasing a new console to the collective meh from everyone on the show. We also have a ton of new Avengers: Age of Ultron news for your hearing enjoyment."

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Batman: Arkham Origins hasn't been as well-received as its successor partly because it didn't introduce new gameplay...

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"Firmware Update (after a very abrupt intro) is back on its new home, Stealthy Box. Joe and Malc give a retrospective on the show and its history. How will the show be going forward? The boys talk about this and their state of the show address. Talking Points: Call of Duty going down hill, Ubisoft makes a smart move with Watch Dogs, the Final Fantasy XIV beta on PS4 gets a release date, 100 games are coming to the PS4 in 2014, Sony creates one of the best Vita bundles ever, the horrible saga of Flappy Bird, Sly Cooper sneaks its way onto the Vita, Malcolm compares Batman: Arkham Origins to The Dark Knight, and WB gives everyone the finger." - Malcolm Spinedi

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Recorded 11 February 2014, this is episode 67 of the eGamer podcast. Topics discussed this week include Flappy Birds removal from mobile marketplaces, ranting about Batman: Arkham Origins and ways to legally circumvent or deal with copyrighted content. Shownotes are through the link.

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Batman: Arkham Origins hasn't been as well-received as its successor partly because it didn't introduce new gameplay...

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Hardcore Gamer: Downloadable content (DLC) was a godsend to squander our adolescent troubles. It was a way to give gamers more of their favorite games. But DLC has had its ups and downs since its rise in the 2000s. Its offered us more, but has also shown us our own negatives to our gaming wants. Be careful what you wish for, because DLCs most malicious demons are now out and about, ruining games and giving a number of companies the opportunity to cut corners without any real cost to show for it.

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Hardcore Gamer: Downloadable content (DLC) was a godsend to squander our adolescent troubles. It was a way to give gamers more of their favorite games. But DLC has had its ups and downs since its rise in the 2000s. Its offered us more, but has also shown us our own negatives to our gaming wants. Be careful what you wish for, because DLCs most malicious demons are now out and about, ruining games and giving a number of companies the opportunity to cut corners without any real cost to show for it.