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EPISODE · Aug 5, 2014 · 1H 54M

Ep54: The Edcyclopedia

from Press Play to Save: Video Game News and Reviews on the Cheap · host Stephen Howie

Today we blast into the past on the laser-lined coattails of our special guest, video game historian and Nintendo super-fan Ed Soper! We also go in deep for the what-we’re playing-segment, revisiting Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning, Guitar Hero, and we cram in a little more exposition on DotA2 as a springboard into Smite, a new […] The post Ep54: The Edcyclopedia first appeared on BetterKind.com.

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Today we blast into the past on the laser-lined coattails of our special guest, video game historian and Nintendo super-fan Ed Soper! We also go in deep for the what-weâ€re playing-segment, revisiting Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning, Guitar Hero, and we cram in a little more exposition on DotA2 as a springboard into Smite, a new Action/MMO-style MOBA from the team that brought you Tribes: Ascend, all before going deep on the current state of gorgeous/addictive side-scrollers in the modern age. Iâ€m not saying that listening will cure Ebola, but *not* listening certainly wonâ€t!

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