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The episode begins with Michael Huber sharing his experience at Gamescom, including highlights like the excitement of the crowds, talking to developers, and attending events like the opening night live and a football match. The group then discusses their impressions of various games, including Deathsprint 66, Concord, games from the Nintendo Directs, Bakaru, Star Wars Outlaws, Visions of Mana, and Black Myth Wukong.
The July sales report is covered, with Call of Duty's College Football 25 dominating the charts. Don shares his impressions of the action game Bakaru, praising its fun and vibrant gameplay while acknowledging some frame rate issues. Huber expresses mixed feelings about Star Wars Outlaws, appreciating aspects like the platforming and story but finding issues with the pacing and stealth mechanics.
Daniel Bludworth talks about his experience with Visions of Mana, an action RPG set in the Mana series. He enjoys the art style, characters, and elemental-based class system but finds the side quests lacking. Huber then shares his thoughts on Black Myth Wukong, praising the combat, boss fights, and overall vibes while noting the lack of exploration between bosses.
Key Episodes Takeaways
- Gamescom provided an exciting and immersive experience for the allies, with opportunities to interact with developers, attend events, and experience the lively gaming culture.
- The allies shared mixed but generally positive impressions of various games, including Deathsprint 66, Concord, Bakaru, Star Wars Outlaws, Visions of Mana, and Black Myth Wukong, highlighting aspects they enjoyed and critiqued.
- The July sales report was dominated by Call of Duty's College Football 25, highlighting the ongoing popularity of sports and mainstream franchises.
- German food, particularly sausages and bread rolls, left a lasting impression on the allies during their time at Gamescom.
- The potential PS5 Pro console generated discussion, with the allies sharing their thoughts on whether they would upgrade and the factors influencing their decisions.
- Discussions around game preservation, particularly for 3DS games, highlighted the allies' passion for preserving gaming experiences as intended by developers.
- The allies engaged in friendly banter and shared personal anecdotes, showcasing their camaraderie and diverse perspectives.
- Quotes from the allies demonstrated their enthusiasm, critical analysis, and unique perspectives on various gaming topics and experiences.
Top Episodes Quotes
“Yeah, it's striking, you know, and it feels like something you've played before but also new. And that is a very magical, special place to be. And obviously we're referencing Mario Kart. You know, it's like, oh, I've played this before, but, like, you see it and you play it and you're like, wow, this is actually, like, unique. You know, it's different. Like, I haven't. I've played games like this, but not exactly like this.“ by Michael Huber
― This quote was chosen because it captures Michael Huber's excitement and appreciation for the unique yet familiar gameplay experience of Deathsprint 66, which he finds both nostalgic and fresh.“Look, these games were designed with true 3d in mind. I'm talking about popping off the screen. I'm not talking about 3d graphics. I'm talking about popping off the screen into your eyeball. The joy of. Want to see Damiani's reaction to this?“ by Don Casanova
― This quote further emphasizes Don Casanova's passionate stance on preserving the 3D experience of 3DS games, highlighting his belief in preserving the intended immersive experience.
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The Easy Allies Podcast
Easy Allies
9/1/24
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