KVGT Podcast 068: A Friend of a Friend Who Became a Friend

*Important note, please read to the end if you subscribe to us via RSS (including iTunes)* Hosts: Jeremy and Patrick   What We’ve Been Playing:  Skyrim, Symphony of Eternity, Gears of War 3, Madden 12, Modern Warfare 3, Assassin’s Creed: Revelations, Mortal Kombat, Gears of War: Jacinto’s Remnant (Book), Inheritance (Book)   What We talked about:  Star Wars: The Old Republic early access, newly released demo’s on 360, The Last Story announced for Europe, Final Fantasy XIV, X-Box Live app on iOS, Microsoft’s update to X-box causes problems, new X-box terms of service, Back to Karkand DLC, Bioware to announce a new game, Star Wars: The Old Republic release parties, Infamous: Festival of Blood sales numbers, OnLive Mobile and it’s future, Epic to announce a new “surprising” game, Batman: Arkham city Lockdown for iOS, Skyward Sword game breaking bug found, Bastion gets DLC, some people get it free, Dead Rising 3 is in the making, Vita’s lack of multiple PSN account support, and expensive Vita memory cards.   Media:  Final Fantasy VII Remake Demo, Final Fantasy VII NES Remake video   This week’s Let’s Talk Skyrim had some argument over the lag issue on PS3 and how to avoid it along with the 1.3 patch for PC.   We ended the episode with the full list of third party releases for Vita (Europe), some big names on there!   Also, don’t forget our Christmas Contest is currently going on!  For information on this, check our front page at KVGTPodcast.com   *We have a new iTunes feed that will, from now on, incorporate EVERY project we do!  This means that it has all KVGT Parent podcast episodes, more Resonance when I get to it, any Sages of 16-Bit that comes out, Patricks sports project (when he’s done), my health and fitness project (once it’s recorded) and anything else.  At this time, both feeds are called Knights of the Video Game Table, but that will not always be the case.  These show notes will ONLY appear on the new feed, so subscribe to our new feed!  As for RSS readers, if you’re seeing this, you are safe*