E3 is right around the corner, and everyone seems to not be excited about what isn’t coming out. Final Fantasy Versus XIII? Nah. Mog, Ed, and Will chime in to give their thoughts and opinions about E3, throw down the gauntlet about video game difficulty, mention a silly little fighting game from Japan, and even Mog admits his fear of spiders.
For more info about Tōkidenshō Angel Eyes, you can check out the video in the show notes.
Sony unveils a new fighting game that is sorta-but-not-really like Super Smash Bros. Mog wishes for a Gran Turismo car as a playable character. Ed and Will want a ton of third-parties. Wii U does something really interesting with their digital distribution releases and is dragging the poor 3DS along with it. All this, and more, on this episode of Couch Potato Special!
Skullgirls, Remixes, HDseses and more in this episode of Couch Potato Special? Mog wonders how well Skullgirls will get picked up by the pro players while Griefy expresses his extreme hate with a bunch of re-releases that we simply do not need. Xelnia is catching up on his reviews, even after beating Tales of Graces f for the millionth time.
Tales of Graces, Street Fighter x Tekken DLC controversy and some random bits of Yakuza: Dead Souls, the Potato Trio tackles on a week of random spasms that drives the world crazy. That and the “f” means future… I guess.
Originally recorded on Monday March 5th, Mog and Griefy get hyped about their new PlayStation Vita… or at least, try to get hyped over the limited features. Street Fighter X Tekken discussion with Mog’s silly Ken/Kazuya team and Kasumi Fell Off a Raft because she was 10 years too early, or so says Akira.
Couch Potato Special? Yeah, that’s the name we decided to stick with. Join Mog, Griefy and Xelnia on a fantastical journey through the world of Final Fantasy XIII-2 and all the crazy theories that only fanboys would ever think of. Be careful though: Spoilers are pretty massive but if you already beaten the game, certainly grab yourself a bunch of french fries and join us for our racist comments.
… Not that Mog is a racist.
