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Max is back in the studio today, and he's ready to talk about Spec Ops: The Line and Black Ops II's return to Nuketown, while Tara shows us a video for TF2's "Meet the Pyro" and one of the new 3DS XL in action.
Max is back in the studio today, and he's ready to talk about Spec Ops: The Line and Black Ops II's return to Nuketown, while Tara shows us a video for TF2's "Meet the Pyro" and one of the new 3DS XL in action. They also discuss becoming a vampire in Skyrim's Dawnguard DLC during the second half of the show, so stick around!
Episode 326 of the Destructoid Show:
After years of waiting, Valve has finally released Meet the Pyro, introducing us to the sugar-coated world of Team Fortress 2's masked flame fan. As you might expect from something fans have been aching for ... it was met with a significant amount of whining from the audience. (Jim Sterling)
Spec Ops is a game that likes to remind the player that every murder is paid in blood or, in the very least, a small loss of identity. As the narrative drives forward, the soldiers of Delta Force start to lose their morality. With no superior to give them orders and no comrades to cheer them on, they are reduced to killing machines walking a long road, hoping for an answer at its ends -- not so much unlike the player. (Allistair Pinsof)
Puissance Nintendo went hands-on with the new unit, and they had some nice things to say about it. Some key points, nabbed from a translation over at NeoGAF, say that the system has a better viewing angle, better (more natural) 3D, a better grip and hand feel, and a lighter weight than initially expected. (Dale North)
Digital game sales are cool. You know, that fairly basic industry practice that Valve, Sony, and Microsoft have been doing for years? Well it looks like Nintendo is going to join in on the fun, and offer a weekly sale on "select games" on the eShop -- just like they recently had with Mario Land, this is presumably a "one game a week" type of deal. (Chris Carter)
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about 6 hours ago
RT @TaraLongest: We were surprisingly coherent on today's @dtoidshow, considering the lack of sleep: http://t.co/Sn1H2MudoA
12 days ago
Hey! Destructoid Live starts RIGHT NOW! Let's rap about Metal Gear, Titanfall leaks, Xbox One and #E3 shenanigans: http://t.co/0GVK2gsMTB
14 days ago
Let's talk about @Harmonix's new game, South Park's new fart mechanic, and a game that is literally called MURDERED: http://t.co/wfGk9f32Dk
19 days ago
Destructoid Live is only a few minutes away! Join @TaraLongest and @acarboni for a mercifully Scoville-free episode: http://t.co/SvaEhmfC1b
21 days ago
Sonic! Molyneux! Wolfenstein! Borderlands! Destructoid!! http://t.co/np7i4f7Ksi
26 days ago
Today's live show is TOTALLY BROKEN, so if you try to watch it in higher than 360p, it won't work. SORRY Y'ALLZ!! http://t.co/Scgma5hAvq
