The person writing this is in excruciating pain, so we apologize for the sub-par description this week. Nintendo Switch 13.0.0 Bluetooth enabled. Nintendo Switch Price drop. Castlevania advanced collection maybe? x65493. RPCS4. Chonky cats.

In this week's episode we discuss the many announcements made during the PlayStation Showcase, including the GoW Ragnarok trailer and Spider-man 2 teaser, which confused our comic book experts and hosts into thinking Venom is Mexican. Seriously, how do they NOT know about Kraven the Hunter? AlanJohn would've known, he cringes alongside all the other listeners of this episode. We also talk about the Atmosphere 1.0.0 update, a forgotten PS4 emulator on Linux, as well as the Epic v Apple lawsuit...

In this week's episode of the Tempcast, our crew of four discuss some of the latest topics in the gaming world. As always, our resident legal expert, Ericzander, gives his lawyerly take, this time, on the Take Two lawsuit regarding re3 and reVC. We also venture into other tangents about Pokemon, Jordan's very in-depth take on the latest screenshots from Netflix's Resident Evil movie, and whether or not we should believe that Game Boy games are coming to the Nintendo Switch.

In this week's mediocre at best episode we discuss a myriad of topics such as Martin Luther King Jr. appearing in Fortnite as some kind of avant-garde historical gaming lecture, the second Metroid Dread trailer which contains spoilers, and also the Saints Row reboot reveal. Finally, we discuss Nintendo's further attempts at shutting down any fan projects that look even remotely cool, specifically the ceased development of Prime2D, as well as the now cancelled Project+ event which was supposed...

Join the Tempcast crew as they round down the biggest news items of the week! First up, we discuss the recent Pokémon presentation that gave new updates on the upcoming Diamond & Pearl remakes, as well as the new spin-off title, Pokémon Legends: Arceus. Next, we discuss the suspicious activity surrounding Fortnite's latest update. Then, we discuss the re-releases of two classic Bethesda titles, as well as the possible leaking of source code for the classic Simpsons: Hit & Run!

In this week's anniversary episode of Tempcast, we celebrate by giving you a rundown of the week's gaming news! First up is the rumoured GTA Trilogy remaster collection, followed by some updates on stories we've covered in the past. We get an update on what's happening at Activision Blizzard, talk about the latest part of the Blue Box Studios saga, and, finally, give an update on the ROM Universe lawsuit.

In this week's episode we discuss the Retro Engine editing tool soon to be released by Taxman, something that will definitely encourage the creation of new Sonic fan games. More troubling news from Activision/Blizzard, with the president leaving the company after daily controversies. We are also joined by Jordan "RyRyIV", who kindly reached out to us from the depths of hell communicating through a makeshift microphone which is actually just a used can of dog food and a string, while being...

In this week's episode, we start off by detailing a cool new homebrew project that demakes Rocket League for the Nintendo Gamecube. Then, we speculate on what the rumoured Netflix Pokemon live-action show will look like, before speculating on the reasons behind Horizon Forbidden West's rumoured delay. Finally, we close out the show with an update on the harassment allegations plaguing Activision Blizzard.

In this week's episode we discuss the announcements from EA's Live presentation, specifically just one - Dead Space getting a remake. None of us ever played Dead Space 1, 2 or 3 so choosing this topic to discuss was a silly idea, but there really wasn't much else going on this week. We also talked about how the Dolphin emulator now has mGBA integration (something we've already talked about in a previous episode but still really cool). And finally, Eric "Ericzander" Zander Esq. gives us a...

In this week's episode we talk about YouTuber VK, who has seemingly found a way to permanently fix the drifting issues plaguing the Nintendo Switch Joy-Con for years. Though we cannot confirm whether or not this resolves the issue 100% completely, people have reported positive results. We also discuss the newly announced Switch Pro - I mean, Steam Deck from Valve. And finally, the biggest announcement of them all - Nickelodeon is making their own Smash Bros clone with all of their characters...

In this week's episode we finally discuss the new Switch model being announced and the disappointment it brewed in the community, as well as  some Assassin's Creed/Ubisoft stuff nobody really cares about. After  that, we briefly talk about the new GBAtemp raffle happening soon. Finally, for the most controversial topic by far, Eric "Ericzander" Zander joins us to give his legal take on the situation in Japan, where a young BoTW save editor is in jail for just that - editing saves.

In this week's brief episode we discuss the announced partnership between Konami and "The Medium" developer Bloober, Kojima productions allegedly signing a letter of intent alongside Microsoft, and Sony acquiring PC port studio Nixxes. We also give an update on the ongoing Blue Box / Kojima situation, which is seemingly getting more convoluted as time goes.

This week, Stephen and Chary sit down to give some quick updates related to E3 announcements that have trickled out in the week following the show on games like Legend of Mana, Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, and Back 4 Blood. They also give two Kojima-related updates; one on a fan revival of Metal Gear Online that's now playable on PS3, and one about the delay of the possibly Kojima-helmed Abandoned. Finally, they discuss Cyberpunk 2077's relisting on the Playstation Network.

In this week's episode we start off with a recap of E3 2021, discussing  our favorite announcements and cringiest moments. This segment includes a brief discussion about Metroid Dread and some Zelda theories. Afterwards, we briefly discuss Elden Ring's new gameplay trailer. Finally, we tackle the hottest conspiracy in the gaming world right now - the enigmatic Blue Box Game Studios, which is supposedly working on a PS5 exclusive title codenamed "Abandoned", and is believed to be a fake studio...

In this bite-sized episode, we bring you the news of the week that's happening outside of E3. Namely, Geoff Keighley's competitor to E3, the Summer Games Fest, ran earlier in the week and had a few interesting announcements, including a director's cut of Death Stranding. We also detail the recent EA ransomware attack that saw the source code for the Frostbite engine stolen, along with Xbox & Playstation SDK & api keys.

In this extra late edition, we take a look at a recent lawsuit against Capcom filed by a photographer who alleges they stole her work without licensing it. Continuing with that theme, we discuss a lawsuit filed against the proprietor of a ROM site. Finally, in preparation for E3 starting tomorrow, we give our predictions on what we'll see at the show this year.

In this week's episode we start off with a roundup of the recent Sonic  Central stream, detailing all the announcements made as well as  speculating about the 2022 Sonic game, joined by GBAtemp Sonic fan and  chief editor Chary. Sony's controversial State of Play for Horizon  Forbidden West has triggered outrage in the community for some reason,  which is why we discuss the changes made to Aloy in detail this episode,  along with some STRONG opinions by Relauby. We also give our thoughts...

In this week's episode we discuss a myriad of semi-important topics,  starting off with Bethesda doing a joint presentation alongside  Microsoft at this years E3. Furthermore, we give our opinions about the  Timesplitters franchise finally being revived by Deep Silver, Gears of  War 3 on the PS3, as well as the new SX OS hack by GBAtemp member  Reacher17. Finally, we end the podcast with a brief discussion about  burgers.

This week, Stephen and Eric are joined by resident Resident Evil expert Jordan to break down the newest release in the franchise: Resident Evil Village. We give our broad opinions on it before diving into spoilers, going into our favourite characters, boss battles and where we think the franchise might be headed after this. Also, Eric doesn't have much to add because he hasn't played Village yet, so all you Zanderheads out there be warned!

This week, we're running a skeleton crew with only Ericzander and Stephen on hand to discuss this week's topics such as the appearance of possible SX OS clone chips, Sony's partnership with Discord, and the possibility of a lawsuit targeting Sony's control of its digital marketplace. We also discuss several big revelations that have come out of the ongoing Epic vs. Apple trial.

Look, I'll be honest with you: not a lot happened this week. We tried to talk about the new connectivity between the Dolphin emulator and mGBA, but we ended up talking about GameBoy Advance Video cartridges. We tried to talk about Konami ditching E3, and just talked about how weird Yu-Gi-Oh! is nowadays. The real death knell this week was the Among Us jokes. I don't know what to tell you. They can't all be homeruns. At least we give Activision...

This week, GBAtemp's resident lawyer Eric Zander breaks down the extreme legal complexities of Nintendo's recent injunction against the manufacturer of RCM loader devices. Then, we get an informed legal opinion from Eric Zander on the long-awaited ports of The Great Ace Attorney games. We're also joined by newly-minted legal practitioner Eric Zander, who gives us his take on  Microsoft and Sony's reversals regarding their online services. Finally, we bring in our expert on all matters...

This week, we are again joined by Resident Evil & Castlevania expert RyRyIV, to discuss Capcom's big Resident Evil showcase and the end of Netflix's Castlevania anime! We also touch on a new, unreleased mod for Half-Life Alyx that removes the requirement for VR. Finally, resident legal expert Ericzander gives his take on the lawsuit filed by Nintendo against Team Xecuter.

This week, we're joined by resident Mass Effect & Castlevania expert Jordan to fill us in on the changes coming to the Mass Effect Legendary Trilogy and the recently discovered prototype for the cancelled Castlevania title, Castlevania: Resurrection. We also dissect two popular rumours that have been circulating this week: the possibility of Microsoft publishing Kojima's next game, and that Sony might be remaking the original Last of Us for Playstation 5.

This week, we follow up on the woes plaguing the Super Seducer series  and it’s difficulty getting released. We also go over CD Projekt Red’s  latest apology for Cyberpunk, discuss the ESA’s announcement that this  year’s E3 will be all-digital, and rail against unnecessary always  online requirements in single player games. Finally, we shout out the  Kyûhen Vita Homebrew contest going on right now.