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Hmm, wonder what happened?

Hmm, wonder what happened?

Day 2 - Opening Section of a Game Damn, beaten to the punch by two others (edit: damn three now, haha). It’s basically the opening to the game that showed me what games could be. All games before it, were mere distractions and fun times. This game came along and forced you to pay attention, and the opening exudes storytelling through its sense of place, the music, the rain, the death, It is of course A Link to the Past.

That’s 8pm in the UK on the 11th.

That’s 8pm in the UK on the 11th.

That’s 8pm in the UK on the 11th.

That’s 8pm in the UK on the 11th.

That’s 8pm in the UK on the 11th.

That’s 8pm in the UK on the 11th.

That’s 8pm in the UK on the 11th.

That’s 8pm in the UK on the 11th.

That’s 8pm in the UK on the 11th.

That’s 8pm in the UK on the 11th.

That’s 8pm in the UK on the 11th.

That’s 8pm in the UK on the 11th.

Been working through Borderlands: Game of the Year Edition with my son in local split screen on the Switch. We decided to Let’s Play it; http://

I have very fond memories of Kickstart 2 and making our own courses, 2 brothers, on the Commodore 64 , great game.

Great thread. If you don't mind I'll mention this on the Podcast this coming week, too. Earliest Video Game Memory My Grandfather was ahead of the curve, and had an Atari PONG machine connected to his old school TV with a sliding Tambour door (looked like a bread bin). Something like this.

Why? Are you thinking of moving into the Pachinko business?

N-E Café [033] DownLoadable Checks has arrived at all good podcast providers. Episode 33 of the N-E Café has hosts Lee Davies, Nick Lone and Gregory Moffett discuss the latest Nintendo News; games they’ve been playing, featuring Pokemon Cafe Mix and The Gardens Between; and this week our Big Topic, DLC. This is episode 33 of the N-E Café Podcast, an N-Europe Podcast. Enjoy! ⦁ Intro Music: Borderlands - Ain’t No Rest For the Wicked ⦁ Introductions: 0:00:34 ⦁ Nintendo News: 0:02:50 ⦁ Best of the Forums: 0:34:07 ⦁ Download Delights: 0:35:39 ⦁ Pokemon Cafe Mix: 0:38:53 ⦁ Steam Sales and The Gardens Between: 0:47:05 ⦁ Topic of the Week - Thoughts on DLC: 0:53:35 ⦁ Closing: 1:33:10 ⦁ Podcast Extras: 1:34:38 Can you guess what game the Transition Tunes come from? If they ring a bell, get in touch with us, or if you have a Listener's Question you’d like to discuss, contact us right here.

We are scheduled to record our N-E Cafe PodPals episode, where we discuss Doom 3 in depth, this coming Sunday 5th of July. This is a last shout-out to anyone who wants to share their thoughts on the game, new or old. Any experience you've had with the game will be shared on the podcast, and generally talked about. Thanks.

Another early release of the N-E Cafe Podcast, sterling work by @Nicktendo who left for a short holiday, and fair play was under a huge time contraint to get it edited in time before departing, so no Podcast Extras this week. N-E Café [032] Legacy Legends is now live across all good Podcast Providers. Episode 32 of the N-E Café has hosts Lee Davies, Nick Lone and Gregory Moffett discuss the latest Nintendo News; games they’ve been playing, featuring Old Man's Journey and The Gardens Between; and this week, a Listener Question from Ealdst on the forums relating to the size of our backlogs. This is episode 32 of the N-E Café Podcast, an N-Europe Podcast. Enjoy! ⦁ Intro Music: Banjo-Kazooie - Click Clock Wood (Spring) ⦁ Introductions: 0:00:27 ⦁ Nintendo News: 0:03:08 ⦁ Best of the Forums: 0:31:23 ⦁ Download Delights: 0:33:19 ⦁ The Gardens Between: 0:42:06 ⦁ Old Man’s Journey: 0:52:12 ⦁ Backloggery: 1:00:04 ⦁ Closing: 1:51:10 Can you guess what game the Transition Tunes come from? If they ring a bell, get in touch with us, or if you have a Listener's Question you’d like us to discuss.

Nick and Greg showing their ignorance of great games,

Thanks@Jonnas I’m about 4 hours into the game, so didn’t read your spoilers. Agree that the opening environmental story telling is well done. Will keep my thoughts for the podcast though. Cheers.

Classic ones for me would for me be Porridge, Ronnie Barker is a genius. Second the shout out for Bottom, some of Ed Edmonson and Rick Mayall’s best anarchic work. And if you want political satire Yes, Minister is so cleverly written.