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Connectivity

Episode 152: Collectivity

by Justin Berube, Alex Culafi, Zachary Miller, Mike Sklens, Scott Thompson, and Addison Webb - September 28, 2014, 5:22 am EDT
Total comments: 5

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Hi there and welcome to episode 152 of Connectivity. It sure is a lovely one, with two fantastic segments for you to enjoy. First up, Alex, Scott, and Zach talk about what they've been playing recently. Turns out they have been playing a lot of stuff. Then, Addison and Justin dive deep into the world of Nintendo collecting.

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This week's episode edited by Mike Sklens.

Talkback

ShayminDonald Theriault, News EditorSeptember 28, 2014

Zach, the "game with the sword" you thought was on the Game Boy is Mystic Quest - the SNES game. I've already said my piece on the music.

Vita as Rodney Dangerfield?
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HalbredZachary Miller, Associate EditorSeptember 28, 2014

Yeah, that one.

azekeSeptember 29, 2014

Quote:

Walking Dead: Vita

Telltale games chugging and glitching happens no matter the hardware. Xbox, PC, tablets, Vita -- it doesn't matter -- it will run bad regardless. Pray it doesn't eat your saves.

ejamerSeptember 29, 2014


Haven't listened yet, keen to hear the collector's discussion.

Quote from: azeke

Quote:

Walking Dead: Vita

Telltale games chugging and glitching happens no matter the hardware. Xbox, PC, tablets, Vita -- it doesn't matter -- it will run bad regardless. Pray it doesn't eat your saves.

Seriously, what's the deal with this? I enjoy the games well enough, but they really need to improve their technical team and fix the issues with their game engine(s). These type of games really shouldn't be that difficult to get running, and having technical issues with pretty much every release on pretty much every platform really is shameful.

azekeSeptember 29, 2014

Quote from: ejamer

Quote from: azeke

Quote:

Walking Dead: Vita

Telltale games chugging and glitching happens no matter the hardware. Xbox, PC, tablets, Vita -- it doesn't matter -- it will run bad regardless. Pray it doesn't eat your saves.

Seriously, what's the deal with this? I enjoy the games well enough, but they really need to improve their technical team and fix the issues with their game engine(s). These type of games really shouldn't be that difficult to get running, and having technical issues with pretty much every release on pretty much every platform really is shameful.

Why change anything when they get GOTY awards? Year after after year after year they pull this crap, and still people like them and they only get more and more work with growing number of series.

Mark my words, ASoIaF game will be the same gltchy mess as ever.

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