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Rely on Horror, Kyle Campbell writes: "Welcome home, good hunterYour presence somehow soothes. Those words are the first thing that echo throughout my mind whenever I think of my time spent playing Bloodborne. Despite its brutal, horrifying nature, theres an odd calming presence to the game. Probably due in large part to the fact that Bloodborne, and the Souls games before it, have acted as a refuge from the overbearing hand holding of a lot of modern game design."

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Welcome back! It's time for The Outerhaven Podcast #64, the first one for Spring 2015 and even though it's way to nice to be stuck inside recording a podcast, The Outerhaven did it just for you. And you, and yes, even you! Your hosts for this zany ride include Clinton, Liz, William, Matt and the ever lovable, can't stand to hate em', Keith.

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Welcome to another installment of Garage Sale Adventures. Join Erik from The Gamers Lounge on his chronicled adventure as he hits up garage sales in his local area and sees what he can find in the way of video games.

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Gary Swaby of The Koalition writes: Welcome to episode 112 of The Co-op Podcast. We finally managed to get Charles Singletary, Dameon Percival and Gary Swaby all on the same show, as these are three people who all had a bone to pick with each other. Also on the show is the return of Michael A, and the editor-in-chief Richard Bailey Jr. One of our main topics of debate on this episode is the future exclusive line-up for the Playstation 4 console. Also discussed on this show: Sony buys the remains of OnLive for the patents. What could this mean? Quantum Break delayed till 2016 Because there was so much to debate, we also have an after dark discussion, in which Charles expresses issues he had with some of Dameons past comments. Be sure to check it out for even more chaos. Of course, dont forget to check out The Throwdown, which also caused some of the topics of discussion on this show.

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GamesTM: If the original OlliOlli could very broadly be described as a 2D version of EA Black Boxs Skate, then its sequel is essentially a 2D version of Neversofts Tony Hawks Pro Skater 3. Any semblance of realism has been unceremoniously kickflipped to the curb, and the ludicrous gameplay is augmented by a newly garish visual style and a universe of ghoulish theme parks and futuristic cityscapes. The modest visuals of the original have been overhauled completely, and not only is there a more fluid sense of momentum here, but also unassuming-but-effective pyrotechnics like fireworks and lens flare. This doesnt feel like a 16-bit relic, but a scaled-down port of the most sophisticated skateboarding game ever made; with everything curtailed except for the gameplay.

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Welcome to Dramatic RPG Readings, where we play old school RPG's, visual novels, and dating sims while acting out the characters dialogue...terribly. This week, Josh and Matt of ToasterChimp act out Final Fantasy 7.

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Welcome to the Retro Redux! For the month of April, I’ll be here to talk about all the good retro goodness that needs talking about!

And to get us started, let’s talk about the one thing everyone remembers from their gaming youth: those really painful games that made us WANT to step on a stray Lego and break our backs in the place of playing another minute of the game's awful-awfulness. Yet some of them have somehow permeated popular gaming culture in their wake, and a few of them just need to be let gohellip; either they really weren’t that awful, they’re just silly-bad, or they happen to have "man" and "super" in the title somewhere.

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Long time Harvest Moon fan Alexx talks about his farming antics and the familiar game mechanics of Story of Seasons, stating "Harvest Moon and Rune Factory Fans should definitely run out and get Story of Seasons. If you are a player that has been intimidated by the series before and hasnt had a chance to indulge yourself in a Harvest Moon title, give Story of Seasons a shot, it is definitely a great place to start in this genre."