You know what’s better than paying two-hundred and twenty dollars for awesome games; paying two dollars and fifty cents. For a limited time only, our friends at BundleStars.com are offering one of the best bundles to be released thus far. The bundle itself includes some of the finer titles that are roaming around Steam today, this includes, Death to Spies: A Moment of Truth, Real Warfare 2: Northern Crusades, Death Track, Reign: Conflict of Nations, Star Wolves 2, Off-Road Drive, Real Warfare 1242, Fantasy Wars, Men of Vietnam and Kings Bounty: The Legend.
GameZebo: If you're a fan of Android gaming, you may have found yourself wondering, “Where are all the games that have you race through tunnels?” I never thought such a thing, but I'm sure someone has. Those folks may be interested in checking out Death Track. Just a quick heads-up before you do: You're likely better off saving your time and money and holding onto hope for the future.
theDVcast.com:
Do you know what a skunkbunny is? If not, you've come to the right place. Zachary had to bail at the last moment, so join the rest of the podcasters as they struggle to find something to talk about. No one has been playing very many games since last week's celebration, which forces Stephen to use his trump card: Animal Crossing. For some bizarre reason, Cameron doesn't give a flying turnip that the stalk market is down or that Lucy the pig is doing well, so he turns to Kingdom Hearts: Dream Drop Distance instead. After exhausting this curiously interesting topic, Bryan chats about King's Bounty: The Legend, recommends Offspring Fling, and cheerfully breaks a non-disclosure agreement.
A long-winded round of Predict it Like Pachter reveals the future of the videogame industry with razor-sharp uncertainty, followed by a long-winded outro. Somewhere in all that ordered chaos is the origin of the skunkbunny. There is only one reasonable course of action. Listen to Disembodied Voices Episode 51!
theDVcast.com writes:
"Happy Zachary Appreciation Day! Since the always wonderful Zach had a birthday recently, Stephen and Bryan decided that he deserved a special podcast to celebrate his positive influence on this podcast’s very soul. Cameron, of course, is late.
A botched attempt at apologizing via birthday present interrupts an enthralling conversation about Risen 2′s foul-mouthed pirates, during which grammar lessons were learnt, and Cameron shares his own gaming adventures in Arkham City. Resident Evil 4 HD is both deemed impressive and torn to shreds at varying points (not dissimilar to its protagonist Leon Kennedy). Among other exciting events, the Dragon’s Dogma demo leaps out of nowhere with copious amounts of shock and awe, receiving a 3/4 vote of confidence. Predict in Like Pachter ushers in a new era of middling video game predictions from the panelists, closing out the podcast with uncertainty. Disembodied Voices Episode 39: Now with blast processing."
I've been considering this one, Kings Bounty looks kinda interesting.