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"After the runaway train that was last weeks Pixelitis Podcast, youd think everyone on this weeks show would bring their A-game. Time to prove to the internet masses that were a lively bunch of game enthusiasts with opinions that matter. But apparently if you bring up the Metal Gear Solid series, then one of our own goes the way of Rip Van Winkle. We wont say who, exactly, but I think you can pretty much guess from some rather overt clues Regardless of that Pixelitis Podcast first, this weeks show once again features special guest Jason Poage, along with hosts Andrew Martins, Patrick Kulikowski and Stephen Hilger. So be sure to take some No-Doz and evade the Sandman in preparation for the Pixelitis Podcast. As always, feel free to hit play below. Dont forget to subscribe to us on iTunes and Stitcher Radio." - Pixelitis Staff

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"Like a lot of guys growing up in the 1980s, Michael Patrick started playing video games at a young age. He loved Street Fighter, expressing a particular fondness for Chun Li, the first female character to be introduced to the series. He didnt realize until years later how personal this choice was for him..."

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CCC Says: "Trey Parker and Matt Stone have assured everyone that this will be the most immersive experience that a South Park fan can have short of being turned into a 2D cartoon character and fired out of Cartmans nose and killing Kenny before running into the Patrick Duffy leg of Scuzzlebutt. Okay, I may have paraphrased a little but they swear this is going to be a great game for fans of the show. Anyway, we decided to take a look at some of the moments that we hope you will get to play through as the new kid in town. But if not, these are moments we truly believe should be added to the game for play through as a character."

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Kickstarter backers granted access two weeks earlier.

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These days, when someone mentions The Elder Scrolls franchise, either Skyrim or the upcoming The Elder Scrolls: Online comes to mind. Not so for me. For me, its always been The Elder Scrolls: Oblivion. As opposed to the super-serious tundras of Skyrim, Oblivion always reveled in its abrupt vainglorious cheesiness, and fully embraced its ridiculous premise. Here you are, running around the world of Tamriel, protecting the legacy of an emperor voiced by Sir Patrick Stewart, with about all of eight major voice actors to guide you through the world.

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Patrick at Press Start Australia reviews Dangan Ronap: Triger Happy Havok.

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Getting one great game out for release may seem like an incredible accomplishment, but in todays market its not enough. Most major releases are designed to make things open for a follow-up or even a trilogy. If a game is even moderately successful and does more than just break-even, its a pretty safe bet youll see a product to succeed it. Castlevania: Lords of Shadow was the reboot we all hoped it would be. An action-packed, third person adventure with a gripping narrative, tight mechanics, beautiful graphics, elegant soundtrack and an all-star voice acting cast, featuring Jason Isaacs, Robert Carlylse and Patrick Stewart. The game also features one of the best endings this generation. Needless to say, Lords of Shadow 2 has been a long-time coming. Its just a shame that now its here, we cant give it back.