#343: Old money
Follow me down, deep down where Marge lives.
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#342: Surrender
Microsoft, and the US government, lay Halo to rest.
#341: Itagaki mass
A brief tribute to a true action master.
#340: Coward's way
More fun/misery from the house of Assassin's Creed.
#339: Objection!
Or, if you prefer: morality bytes.
#338: The weight
A newsletter rich in nutrition (I hope).
#337: In it for the money
Nintendo wants your money. Is that okay?
#336: Boss battles
The worst man in videogames is At It Again.
#335: Lightning rods
Hot new game; same old arguments.
#334: The dark place
Microsoft, against all the odds, does it again.
#333: Hornets! Hornets!
Other videogames are also available this week. Let's play some of them!
#332: Silence kit
The curious case of the missing Switch 2 devkits.
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#331: First date
What I did on my summer holiday by Nathan Brown, age 47ΒΌ.
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#330: Rock and a hard place
Sony's love affair with live-service guff is still very much a thing.
#329: Screwball Scrabble
Word-based Roguelikes: suddenly a thing. Let's check 'em out!
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#328: Perfection
Hit Points on a podcast? Again? Weird.
#327: The idiots are winning
The puritans strike a worrying blow against adult games on Itch.
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#326: Let your freak flag fly
Ooh, banana!
#325: Logical progression
Brain melting. Let's talk about Lumines.
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#324: Going dark
The Xbox shitshow claims yet another set of scalps.
#323: On rotation
It's quiet out there. Let's talk about some games!
#322: Not a sprint
Will Bungie's Marathon ever reach the finish line?
#321: Brace yourself
A few more newsy crumbs as the not-E3 hubbub fades.
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#320: Sensory assault
Panning for gold in the relentless flood of not-E3 2025.