The Nintendo Switch 2 might have leaked; Tasmania is hosting its first video game showcase, and we've got reviews for two Australian games, The Plucky Squire and Copycat.
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- The Plucky Squire is a must-play for 2024.
- Australian regulations on loot boxes aim to protect children.
- Tasmania is hosting its first video game showcase.
- Nintendo Switch 2 leaks suggest significant upgrades.
- Netflix is adapting Splinter Cell into an animated series.
- Loot box regulations may not significantly change consumer behaviour.
- The importance of game ratings for parents is highlighted.
- The hosts share their thoughts on the future of gaming consoles.
- The discussion reflects a blend of humour and critical analysis. The new game 'Like a Dragon: Pirate Ikusa' features Goro Majima and is set in Hawaii.
- Players can jump in battles for the first time in the Like a Dragon series.
- Nintendo is suing Pocket Pair over alleged patent infringements related to 'Power World.'
- The lawsuit highlights the challenges indie developers face against major companies.
- 'Drill Core' combines mining and tower defence mechanics, making it addictive.
- 'Copycat' tells a touching story about a cat and its owner despite some gameplay flaws.
- The hosts express excitement for the upcoming PAX event and the games to be showcased.
- There is a growing variety of games available, reigniting excitement among gamers.
- 'UFO 50' offers a unique experience with 50 fictional games from a fictional studio.
Hosts:
Dylan Blight: https://twitter.com/vivaladil
Ashley Hobley: https://twitter.com/ashleyhobley
Ciaran Marchant: https://twitter.com/YaboyRingo
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Arcade Couch Credits:
- Music by: Dylan Blight
- Art by: Cherie Henriques
- Summary Show Notes: Created by Riverside.FM AI Integration
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