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Love and Respect for the Oct 17th Podcast
🕑 Added 2025-10-13 21:06:11 +0000 UTCHeads up, Dodgers scheduling continues this week. So we will be shooting the podcast live on Twitch, Friday at 3:00 PM PT - potentially 2:00 PM if Damiani gets off a little sooner.
This week I'll be talking about Double Fine's Keeper. Huber and Gabby will have some more thoughts on Battlefield 6 now that public servers are live. I'm hoping to get some time into Little Nightmares 3 with Huber. And there are a few more things on the back burner that I'm interested in checking out.
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Ivan Ripley
Hi Allies, The Mortal Kombat Legacy Kollection’s upcoming release date has me excited to experience the era of Mortal Kombat through the historical lense that Digital Eclipse excels at. From Tetris Forever to Atari 50, I feel like I would play any collection that they put out in this format. Are there any games that you think deserve the Digital Eclipse treatment? Mine would be a Star Wars collection starting with The Empire Strikes Back for the Atari 2600. Love and respect!
ssps87
Hey Allies, Apologies in advance for this question slash rant. Last week's love & respect question, about companies shooting themselves in the foot, made me immediately think of Capcom. If you weren't aware, not too long ago they announced that the Capcom Cup Finals and one other Street Fighter tournament was going to be pay per view, $40. As you can imagine this was not received well, especially by the FGC which is pretty much their entire SF6 fan base. So much so, that the developers of the SF6 had to come out and state that they had no idea this was happening and had no control over it. This week, Capcom has seemingly decided to double down, only saying they are going to readjust the price. I honestly don't see how Capcom could think this was a good idea, I mean can you imagine if the World Series or Super Bowl became pay per view, fans would riot! My fear is that this will start a trend that other game tournaments will follow. What are your thoughts on this, do you, like me, see this as a big mistake by Capcom? Do you see this pay per view trend spreading to other game tournaments? Apologies again for the rant/ question, thank you for all you do. L&R L. E. L. (You pronounce my name by saying each letter individually.) P.S. Apologies again to Blood for the repeated question from before.
