VGRT Flashback: Episode 207

from Videogame Roundtable Hosted by Jonah Falcon

This episode was recorded on January 10, 2015, and was guest hosted by former Joystiq editor Andrew Yoon. He tragically passed away three weeks later. Here are the original podcast notes: This week's episode of Gaming Podcast has a special guest co-host, Andrew Yoon, formerly of Joystiq and currently in card game and video game development. The Gaming Flashback is the one that started them all: LEGO Star Wars: The Video Game. The slow news week includes: DDoS service targeting PSN and Xbox powered by home Internet routers Japanese console sales continued to slide in 2014 Evolve’s questionable bargain: pre-purchase to avoid the unlock grind Sony delays PS4 in China The Question of the Week: "What is your favorite, if any, LEGO videogames?"

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