PlayStation Blogcast 164: Trans-Galactic TowerFall

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PlayStation Blogcast 164: Trans-Galactic TowerFall

Oh hi there! Happy Friday! Apologies for missing last week, but the Blogcast team is back (minus one epic beard) with tons of content for your cute little ears. First up: an interview on TowerFall Dark World, the massive TowerFall expansion that dropped this week. Also, we speak with the devs behind Trans-Galactic Tournament, a newly-revealed MOBA on PS4. Plus, a very special listener letter shows up in our inbox. Enjoy the show!

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Stuff We Talked About

  • TowerFall Dark World
  • Trans-Galactic Tournament
  • The Witcher III: Wild Hunt
  • Our comfort movies
  • Movies that make us cry
  • A special listener letter

Official PlayStation Blogcast: Sid ShumanNick-OutOfficial PlayStation Blogcast: Justin MassongillOfficial PlayStation Blogcast: Ryan Clements

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The Cast

[Editor’s note: PSN game release dates are subject to change without notice. Game details are gathered from press releases from their individual publishers and/or ESRB rating descriptions.]

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  • Enjoy the show!

  • “Enjoy the show!” Is that like “Listen now!”? ;)
    Movies that make us cry? Oh now this should be interesting.

    :)

    (goes off to listen)

  • friends and I have been playing the crap outta dark world. Such an awesome expansion. 4 player co-op rules! Not to mention prism arrows in multiplayer is a blast.

  • Finally! Sure kept us waitng, huh?

    “Hotarubi no Mori e” is a short movie(45 minutes) that made tear up. I think you should give it try.

  • Regarding the Neptunia series…..

    1. I’m probably the biggest Neptunia fan here – I own most of the Limited Editions (buy now?), some wall scrolls, and even some t-shirts! And my chosen waifu happens to be the goddess representing the PlayStation Nation.
    2. All of the games released on PS3 are the main series, while those released on Vita are either remakes of the PS3 games (Re;birth1, 2, 3), or spinoffs (PP, Hyperdevotion Noire, Neptunia U).
    3. Sid is right – the games get released in Japan first, and there’s usually a delay between when they get it and when we do due to all the localization, etc. Sometimes it does seem like its a bit much to release all these games so close to each other, but all they’re pretty much doing is playing catch-up (Neptunia U came out sometime late last year in Japan). They just recently got the newest (and perhaps biggest) entry in the main series – Neptunia VII (Victory II, not 7…although that’s probably a direct reference to FF7) on PS4, which I cannot wait to play. We still have Re;birth3 on Vita (remake of Neptunia Victory on PS3) to go, so I’d imagine it’d be a long wait.

  • Missed you guys last week, got a sink full a dishes I was about to tackle so the timing here couldn’t be better.

    How about that flash sale though? Holy mother of flamingos.

  • Also, might I suggest tossing in major DLC releases (like Destiny: House of Wolves) when talking about those new releases?

    Oh, and have you guys played The Misadventures of Tron Bonne yet? An excellent PS1 classic that got a surprise release last week!

  • Dota Dota! Mooooba? LoL! Dota.

    *Translation* Good luck to Amy! What a clever approach that I’d steal if I wasn’t already wed! Plus, you guys already helped me out with that anyway ;) *end translation*

  • If you’re looking for a great time travel story you have to check out Steins;Gate. You just have to.

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      Justin Massongill

      Noted! You’re not the first person to tell me that. Thanks for the recommendation. :)

  • Sid’s Scandalous Butt Talk was a highlight. lol.

    Can I get in on this “3 movies I never tire of watching” list?

    – Cabin in the Woods: Joss Whedon’s love filled hate letter to modern day horror is fun filled gory satire that cleverly disguises itself as a legitimate horror movie. It makes fun of horror movie cliches by purposely being cliche.

    – Django Unchained: Quentin Tarantino is a genius, I even liked Inglourious Basterds to some degree. But Django is just some of the most fun I’ve had watching a movie. And Leonardo’s performance is so good you almost wanna him the man himself.

    – Primal Fear: I love Edward Norton films but THIS movie was his film debut and he exceeded expectations. His acting in this movie was beyond phenomenal, especially for someone just getting into film. Richard Gere is the main guy but I feel Ed stole the show.

    Speaking of Tarantino, have you heard of the Tarantino Shared Universe Theory? http://www.ifc.com/fix/2015/02/tarantino-guide-shared-universe

  • @5 (Justin)
    Sure thing!

  • my two comfort movies: Noises Off & Murder by Death…

  • Does anyone have a link to the Farming Simulator video they were talking about? I tried to google it but who knows if the one they mentioned came up.

  • Great!! Thanx in advance and keep the great job!

  • I was patiently waiting for this. Yall had me worried a little bit though lol

  • Could someone confirm if Dark World’s new stages support Quest Mode? I recently replayed up to the King’s Court in it with a friend, and it’s really a blast. I’d love for even more content to be in the expansion.

    And what are the chances of the Dark World mode being finished, so it supports every map? It looks awesome, but extremely tiny, especially in comparison to the rest of the game. The variant system seems like a great idea (I’d like to see something along those lines for the Quest mode, but I doubt it’ll happen), but I don’t know how long that’ll distract my friends from Versus.

  • Comfort Movies:

    1. Ghostbusters – greatest movie of all time

    2. Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back – stupid fun movie that always puts a smile on my face.

    Movies that make me cry:

    The end of the Wedding Singer when Adam Sandler is singing “I want to grow old with you” to Drew Barrymore on the airplane makes me tear up every time.

  • Another fantastically amazing show!! :D
    Thinking of films that make me cry, I’m instantly reminded of my experience with Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon. Seated in the movie theatre, I found myself unable to talk after the credits finished rolling. Having not watched the movie since that single experience, I can’t even remember if it ended on an emotional note, or if it was just the entire package that brought on the waterworks. Film score, choreography, cinematography….these elements combined to create such a purpose-filled, emotional ride from start to finish, that once it ended, there was no stopping those tears.

    Comfort movie: The Princess Bride or Labyrinth (….. there are SO many, though…I feel like Sid trying to narrow it down. lol)

  • israelpacheco89

    My comfort movie is definitely the first Jurassic Park. I’ve seen that movie countless times and never get tired of it. What’s funny is that I know almost every single line of dialogue in the movie and follow along whenever I watch it. My cousin is also a huge fan so I’ll randomly text him quotes from the movie or whenever I see him and we go out to eat I’ll drop a line from the movie and we will start laughing like goofs while everyone around us is lost.

    Games that made me cry are Journey and Beyond Two Souls. The ending to both games got to me since I’ve always been fascinated with stories about life and death.

    P.S DOTA (guy from clear eyes commercial voice)

  • If anyone is wondering

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gEJHrmliVQw is probably the farming simulator video they were talking about.

    It isn’t terribly bad but probably NSFW because of language on screen.

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