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After a couple weeks’ hiatus due to busy life schedules, James, Cameron and Delvin return this week to dish on the events of the past few weeks and share what games they’ve been playing in our absence!
Dragon Age, Smash Bros for Wii U impressions, Ubisoft Shade and lots more, this week on Video Game Realness!
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Can you believe it? We’ve been at it for one whole year and couldn’t be more happy and excited! This week we we share some news about our one year episode. Send us your shout outs to videogamerealness@gmail.com.
The guys reflect on the E3 press conference as a whole and share their views on where E3 may head in 2015. The crew also checks in on the news items that happened post-E3, such as a new game announcement, news from Nintendo and much more.
All this, Now Playing and YouTube randomness all on this week’s one year anniversary episode of Video Game Realness!
Break Music:
FFx2 – Real Emotion
Wildstar – Defend the Gates
Timestamps:
7:10 – Now Playing
31:06 – E3 Reflection
1:08:19 – News
1:32:24 – YouTube Randomnes/Blooper
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Delvin, Cameron, Greg and James serve up some interconnectedness realness this week, talking about the history of Massively Multiplayer Online games and their experiences with internet gaming. From WoW to now, we discuss how each caster was introduced to the world of MMOs, our all-time favourite franchises and our perspective on how one online game success informed the next. Feeling nostalgic about Everquest, Ragnarok or Runescape? Well, this episode is for you.
Also the gaggle discusses Dragon Age at PAX; plans, organises and executes a Microsoft Shade Parade and Delvin gives us the dish on Final Fantasy XIV.
Check your connection hunties, before embarking on this online ride talking about the history of Massively Multiplayer Online games.