PTG Episode 149: 3DS, PSP, Plus Move Vs. Wii, and Final Fanta-seee!
Originally published 28 May 2010 on primetimegeek.com, in the first era of this publication.
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PTG Episode 149 [89:58m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download (28)
Originally posted at PrimeTimeGeek.com.
PTG Episode 149 is brought to you by Cool Stuff Games in Winter Park, FL. Hoss and the staff over at CSG once again put together a great pre-release tournament last weekend for the latest Magic: The Gathering expansion, Scars of Mirrodin. That set has its official release this weekend, so you Magic the Gathering fans who out there who have yet to get your hands on the new cards had best head over to Cool Stuff OR to Heroes Landing in Clermont and start buying packs to play with during Friday Night Magic tonight, or else risk getting stomped by some of the true nastiness that’s included in the set. Wherever you choose to get your cards, you’re going to like what you get!
In this episode, our second hour with guest co-hosts Mitsugi and Chiaki from the A.A.A. (Anime Addicts Anonymous) Podcast, we switch our focus to video game news and reviews. Among the topics discussed: The recently-released specs of the Nintendo 3DS and what they mean for what the system is actually meant to do; the PlayStation Move and how it compares to the currently-reigning king of motion control-driven game platforms, the Nintendo Wii; a comprehensive review of Final Fantasy XIV and how it compares to the previous MMORPG in the series, Final Fantasy XI; and the games all three of us are most looking forward to being released this holiday season. Enjoy!
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- Address: primetimegeek.com/ptg-episode-149-3ds-psp-plus-move-vs-wii-and-final-fanta-seee
- First published: 28 May 2010
- Sections: Anime Addicts Anonymous, Games, Podcasts
- Publication: Prime Time Geek, produced in association with the SomaCow Media Network
- Editor and host: Felix Albuerne Jr.
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