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Join us for a special new episode of the NintendoFuse Podcast LIVE on Monday, October 6th at 9 pm eastern! We're discussing the new Super Smash Bros. for 3DS and giving away some eShop gift cards for our 5 year anniversary!

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Greg, Colin, and Brian talk about the games they can't wait to have round out the year.

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Isaac Wagner: "We were highly skeptical of an open-world Third-Person Action Lord of the Rings game from Monolith, but honestly we felt like we had a lot of right to be. But after playing it, Ross and I are both super surprised about how well Shadow of Mordor has turned out. With Shadow of Mordor's arrival you can tell that video games are actually happening again, both good and bad, but it's finally nice to have some interesting stuff to talk about again."

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Speaking of competitive, Popzara editors Cory Galliher, and Josh Boykin man the microphones for another wacky roundtable dedicated to Nintendos latest blockbuster brawler. They even managed to nudge the infamously reclusive Herman Exum from his cave to join the fun. But if any game could perform this miracle, its Super Smash Bros. Queue up, thrown down, its time to kick it, Nintendo-style. Full episode available on Popzara.com and iTunes

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Episode 7 of the Podcast "The Knowledgeable Gamer" A short daily Podcast meant to inform and offer commentary. Daily topics include: Gamergate Controversy and Hearthstone Championship.Lets Get STARTED!

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In episode 56 of the Game Under Podcast, Tom Towers reviews Shovel Knight and offers his thoughts on The Vanishing of Ethan Carter and the Pathologic Kickstarter (check it out; time's almost up!) while Phil Fogg finally gives us his score for Shovel Knight (without having finished it) and offers his thoughts on the latest edutainment masterpiece: Valiant Hearts: The Great War. Oh, and Bungie. Bungie are a thing, right?