2:07AM

PPR 111

ey everyone! It's chaboi, Toast welcoming you to the latest offering from Press Pause Radio. On this special episode the usual crew of Georgie, Ser, and I discuss the ups and downs of this year's Electronic Entertainment Expo. So pull up a seat and ponder why all the new games are coming out in February now as we dive in to PPR episode 111!!!

E3 this year was a showcase of the most anticipated titles to release in the coming year as well as some notable surprises. Our humble ensemble will highlight many of these announcements as well as some controversies surrounding inclusion in games as well as compensation of artistic works featured in upcoming titles. We can’t for the life of us understand why there were so many haters out there wer squabbling their hearts out in Internet-land about the lack of new IP’s and surprises this year’s show—why complain about quantity when you’re being promised quality?

And of course our trio of talented temperamental top guns will go off the rails, and talk about Battletoads difficulty and variations of ketchup. I still am firmly against ketchup on eggs and pretty much everything else. Don't put ketchup on other foods man, it's gross. Please and thank you.

Mail us at our new email Mailbag@presspauseradio.com, leave a voicemail at 469-PPR-TALK, and be sure to stop by at our Forums if you haven’t already registered and post your thoughts about the show. Finally, make sure to rate and subscribe to us on iTunes and YouTube, follow us on Twitch page and Twitter, and finally take part in our Facebook and Steam group!

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1:04AM

Mudprints Unboxes: ModMic XLR Power Converter

Antlion Audio already had a good thing going with their excellent ModMic line. How do you make it better? Power it with a 48volt converter on your XLR mixer! Our streams will never be the same! So... what's inside?

https://antlionaudio.com

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2:07AM

Mudprints Unboxes: Dimension Drive Limited Edition (PS4)

Eastasiasoft has been making a great effort to produce a number of awesome physical versions to many independent games worldwide, often with lavish collector's editions. In this episode of Mudprints unboxes, we're taking a look at the Dimension Drive Limited Edition from 2Awesome Studio and Eastasiasoft!

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4:04PM

QCF: Flippidy Tap!

here are a slew of time-wasters on the google play store and apple store that captivate their users during those menial moments where they're waiting for an important meeting, slogging through a commune on public transit or generally finding a bit of downtime to relax and poke at their devices' screens for a bit. I, of course, prefer the shmuppy ones, but puzzles are a big deal for me too, and while it may not exactly be Tetris or anything, Flippidy Tap! is a game that ended up being subtly challenging with a bit of hidden tension and a decent premise.

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12:39PM

Bullet Heaven, Episode 212 - Ikaruga Full Compare & Switch Review

In episode 59 of Bullet Heaven, we took a look at the XBLA version of Ikaruga on the Xbox 360. We really love Ikaruga, and with the recvent Switch version, we though it'd be neat to compare every home version of "Project RS2" to the most recent iteration of this amazing classic. How does it stack up?

 

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12:35PM

Mudprints Unboxes: FX-Unit Yuki: The Henshin Engine 

A new PC Engine game in 2018?! You better believe it, and what an excellent production value it has! In this Mudprints Unboxes, we're taking a look at FX-Unit Yuki: The Henshin Ensgine by Sarumaru!

 

Visit Sarumaru's Youtube channel!
Get FX Unit Yuki here!

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12:31PM

Mudprints Unboxes: Dariusburst CS (LRG Vita Version)

We took a look at the big-box limited editions from Kadokawa and Limited Run Games for Dariusburst CS on Mudprints Unboxes before... so how about Limited Run's Vita version? Let's see what's inside.

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12:27PM

Bullet Heaven, Episode 211 - Star Soldier Saga Vol.4: Gunhed 

1988 was new territory for the Hudson Zenkoku Caravan. Not only was there a general, complete shift to the PC engine, Power League Baseball made for a sport-tastic, decidedly non-shmupalicious time. Not so in 1989 though, as Hudson would pubish a Star Solider style shooter by Compile...

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