Mecha Games Due for a Comeback - Vidjagame Apocalypse 539

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Armored Core VI: Fires of Rubicon marks the landmark mecha series' return after a 10-year absence - so this week, Greg Moore joins us to talk about five other mecha series that are overdue for a return. Then we'll get into Armored Core VI (of course), The Making of Karateka, Goodbye Volcano High, Samba De Amigo: Party Central, Sea of Stars, the Switch outselling the Wii, and who you think the new voice of Mario should be. Question of the Week: What game deserves The Making of Karateka/Digital Eclipse Gold Master Series treatment next?

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