RPGCast - Episode 350: "Anna Reads The News"

It's E3 prep week and we missed a show so that means you get a super nice beefy show going into E3. We hope you enjoy us bringing you the hype and announcements "directly" to you. Alice didn't deliver missiles.

Splatoon a shooter like no other

Splatoon is arguably one of the biggest risks Nintendo has ever taken. The gaming giant isn't exactly known for new IPs or for online shooters, after all. What's absolutely astonishing is that despite some terrible design choices in the game, Splatoon proves to be completely addicting.

Xenoblade a must for 3DS XL owners

Initially released in Japan in 2010, Xenoblade Chronicles quickly garnered praise for revitalizing the JRPG genre through its modernized approach to gameplay. Even with its warm acceptance from fans and critics alike, Nintendo remained radio silent on whether or not its hot new JRPG would ever see a North American release. Xenoblade Chronicles finally was released across the pond hitting shelves in North American on April 6th, 2012.

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Pure Gear Bluetooth enabled selfie stick

The invention of the monopod opened the doors to almost endless selfie possibilities as people no longer had to rely solely on the length of their arm for getting the right shot. And while timers certainly made the task a little easier there was certainly room for improvement. So in their infinite wisdom, accessory maker Pure Gear decided to create a selfie stick that was Bluetooth enabled with an in-line shutter button so you'd no longer have to reach for your device to snap the picture.

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RPGCast - Episode 346: "RPG Caster 2007 XP JOKER"

Square Enix decides to just make FFXV a constantly updated demo. NISA decides that you really should play The Witch and the Hundred Knight. Female historical figures decide that you can get R-rated games on the PS3. And Chris decides to just wait for the next train.