Everything is back to normal. Almost.
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The biggest news this week is the return of our intrepid host, Dr. Jonathan Metts. For the first time in a while, things are back to normal... except the fact James' reign of terror and ineptitude continues for one final week, while Jonny warms up. It turns out being a mouse while the cat is back can cause some performance anxiety.
Our return to normalcy begins with New Business. James kicks it off by breaking both of last week's new business vows: by talking about Valkyria Chronicles DLC and Wonderful 101. Jonny's triumphant return to New Business comes in the form of Nintendo-inspired Steam titles: Binding of Isaac, Dragon Fantasy Book 2, and Super House of Dead NInjas. Jon moves into the Wii U generation with New Super Mario Bros U. Lastly, Gui concludes New Business his closing thoughts on Shin Megami Tensei IV and its completely user-unfriendly sidequest system.
After the jump, Jonny recaps the harrowing experience of living through a flood and what he's been up to for the last couple of weeks. We conclude the show with a traditional banquet of listener mail. First up is a serving of 3DS ergonomics and our entree is the hypothetical: what kind of game would you make with GTAV's budget.
Next week we return to normalcy, which means we need listener mail. Send us your questions, complains, condolences, and concerns.
One thing I want to say to James, get Selveria's Mission DLC for Valkyria Chronicles. It's three challenging missions, where you play as Selveria and her unit. It's very much more worth its cost than the Edy missions. As a bonus, you get her over powered machine gun for your main game characters should you replay it in the future.
One thing I want to say to James, get Selveria's Mission DLC for Valkyria Chronicles. It's three challenging missions, where you play as Selveria and her unit. It's very much more worth its cost than the Edy missions. As a bonus, you get her over powered machine gun for your main game characters should you replay it in the future.
A machine gun that's entirely unnecessary because Alicia by herself can wipe out pretty much anything in the game in 2 turns or less by the time she's maxed-out. Seriously, she's so hilariously unbalanced it's kind of amazing. :D
One thing I want to say to James, get Selveria's Mission DLC for Valkyria Chronicles. It's three challenging missions, where you play as Selveria and her unit. It's very much more worth its cost than the Edy missions. As a bonus, you get her over powered machine gun for your main game characters should you replay it in the future.
A machine gun that's entirely unnecessary because Alicia by herself can wipe out pretty much anything in the game in 2 turns or less by the time she's maxed-out. Seriously, she's so hilariously unbalanced it's kind of amazing. :D
Alicia breaks the last four missions. The fight against Selveria is hilariously busted thanks to her.
Binding of Isaac not only justifies it's M rating but in my opinion goes beyond that. And yes, it totally IS about religion. And there IS some rather explicit images in there. just one of the things: one of the upgrades you can get is a dead fetus called "little brother" or "little sister" or something.
