Easy Allies Podcast #275 - July 16, 2021
🕑 Added 2021-07-16 18:04:24 +0000 UTCVideo Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=it-uvF51SUY
Valve finally revealed their handheld, the Steam Deck. As we try to drop five bucks on one, Takuya Kimura’s agency might cancel the next Judgment, Netflix might start making games next year, and classic games might start selling for over a million dollars.
00:01:16 - Corrections
00:03:26 - Steam Deck
00:26:03 - Takuya Kimura and Judgment
00:35:35 - Netflix Games
00:43:26 - Have You Heard About Ynglet?
00:50:09 - The Million Dollar Mario 64
00:59:53 - Also This Week
01:05:16 - Game: Don’t Stop Achieving!
01:10:38 - L&R - Favorite start screen theme?
01:14:06 - L&R - Is the WoW to FFXIV shift a big deal?
01:19:47 - L&R - What else deserves a Smash Bros?
01:20:47 - L&R - Who needs to be in the Nickelodeon brawler?
01:22:28 - L&R - What deserves a Guinness World record?
01:24:13 - L&R - What would the EZA beat-em-up be like?
01:27:28 - Time For Bets
01:31:18 - Closing
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Comments
Jared Horwitz
Clarification regarding twitch viewer numbers for WoW vs FF14, given when this episode came out Huber would have seen numbers that included people watching the Race to World First for the new Sanctum of Domination raid, thus inflating WoW's normal stream numbers. Additionally, I will anecdotally refute Damiani's opinion that Shadowlands is a second bad expansion in a row. Shadowlands has a lot of really cool quests and story lines, the biggest thing working against it has been the delay of patch 9.1 (which just came out). This made 9.0 the longest x.0 patch in WoW history, and no amount of good content is good for six months..
ZeoVGM
The most important correction ever submitted: Nickelodeon no longer owns Doug. Disney does. Nick canceled Doug after four seasons in the mid-90s and Disney picked up the rights, producing three more seasons and a theatrical film, which are now on Disney+. Disney still own the rights today, which means they would have to sign off on the use of Doug in Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl... just like they would have to sign off on the use of Sora in Smash Bros. Ultimate. (Sorry, Huber.)
The Courteous Knave
Huber instantly offering up the Castlevania 64 intro music as one of the greats is the closest I've ever come to just taking a knee in the street.