GameHounds

Mr. Maynard joins us and we have alot of retro gaming talk and news. Plus some very important No Man's Sky news and updates. Sadly, no health talk this week.

It's the day before Thanksgiving, and the entire GameHounds crew have lots to be thankful for. Especially one of us. One very loud, very cranky person. We'll let you figure out who it is. We also talk Black Friday deals and news. Let's just say, "You've been stuffed."

Nick is out today. We chat about unedited genetalia in Watch Dogs 2, Battlefield 1's fall update, various game-based movies, and other nonsense that grown-ass adults shouldn't bother with.

We are Goalieless today. But Nick and Edie hold down the fort and talk about Battlefield 1, Titanfall 2, and the new Mass Effect trailer. And of course, news.

Titanfall 2 is out and in the world, and we'll review what we've seen of it. Battlefield 1 also gets a second turn now that everyone's played it. And of course, news.

Edie returns to the show and the crew discusses Battlefield 1, the Nintendo Switch, and the other important news of the week.

Goalie and Nick are without Edie this week, and Goalie reviews his short demo of the Playstation VR.

The AAA games are starting to come to market, and we're all sick or in pain. But we'll talk about them, including Gears of War 4, Soma, Downfall, and Sorcery.

Stuff... we're talking about stuff. Stuff about games. And VR. And probably a dick or fart joke.

The GameHounds gang reviews Cluster Truck, Reigns, Star Trek for the PS4, Out There Chronicles, Don't Starve Together, the new DLC for Star Wars Battlefront. And we get schooled on rugby by a listener.

We're talking Don't Starve Together and other games, plus news.

Back from PAX, we talk about what we saw, what we loved, what we hated, and all the news that hit the world between then and now, including PS4 Pro, Last Guardian Delays, a famed YouTuber's arrest, Sony's latest update, and all the other important information you need to know.

Edie's stuck in in the air, Nick got called into work, and Goalie... is alone. So no show this week. Tune into our next show on September 14 at 11 am PT/2 pm ET.

Steve PB talks to Guilaume Boucher, president and game designer of Nine Dots Studio about Outward — The Adventurer Life Simulator, which allows players to be adventurers (NOT heroes) in a foreign and sometimes hostile land, learn to survive, and then pass on their experiences to the next generation. Imagine No Man's Sky, but with an actual game. On Steam Greenlight now.

Steve PB talks to Aji Suprana from Voxel Games Studio about Neilos, a 2.5D puzzler currently in alpha and due out next year.

Steve PB talks to Dave Oshry about Lazer Type, a VR typing trainer by Labcoat Studios (it's also called "VR Typing Trainer" on the company's website). Think: Mavis Beacon meets Typing of the Dead in a VR space.

Steve PB talk with Shadi Muklashy from Sombr Studio, who shows us Invisigun Heroes, a multiplayer, single-screen stealth battle arena with a twist: everyone’s invisible! It was successfully Kickstarted in January.

What a way to wrap up PAX West. Edie visits with Mutant Football League. One year ago, we spoke with producer Michael Mendheim when MFL was a copyright and an idea. A year later, it's a working pre-alpha.

Steve PB talks to Bogdan Iliesiu, CEO of Angry Mob Games, who showed us Brawlout, a whip-fast competitive fighting game with a gorgeous 3D-animated style coming to PC and consoles next year.

Steve PB talks with Jordan Dodds from Archetype Studios about Midair, an extremely fast-paced first-person shooter that features high-flying freedom of movement, physics-based weaponry, and player choice.

A VR game in which you cannot see? How does that work? Matteo Lana, CEO of Tiny Bull Studios, explains it to Edie with their upcoming VR title Blind.

Edie visits the PAX 10 booth and chats with Sam Butin, producer for iNK Stories about their upcoming game 1979 Revolution: Black Friday, a dialogue driven storytelling game based on real-life stories of survivors of the 1979 Iranian Revolution.

Everything old is new again this PAX, and Edie teaks about it with Chris Claflin of Overload, the new game from the makers of classic shooter Descent. Overload is due out 2017 for PC and consoles.

Edie talks to Kevin Simmons of Astmmetric Games about their upcoming standalone point-and-click adventure game West of Loathing. It's the successor of the web-based Kingdom of Loathing. Due early 2017 for PC and mobile.

Day four of PAX West 16 starts with Edie and Andrew Shouldice of Secret Legend, a 3D isometric discovery game (in the spirit of games like Zelda) due out next year.