The year is at an end so we'll close it out in style... our usual style... without Dan because he's ill. With a style.
In this episode: Starfox 64 recomplilation, Palworld, Balatro, Starlink Factorio and Space Jam.
Starlink: Battle for Atlas
A space combat action adventure game from Ubisoft Toronto with an optional toys-to-life component (allowing players to customize their starship using various hulls, wings, and weapons).
Your whole life is just a trailer for someone else's movie, or at least a part of The Game Awards. That thing is so long we'll all be in it soon.
In this episode we've got our hot picks from this year's game awards and some games we've been playing like: Balatro, Factorio, Vintage Storyo, Starlinko, Elemental Gearbolto and Sonic the Hedgeho.
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Due to a technical fault this episode of the SaladCast is a whole week late! Sorry about that. Yes it does still count as a technical fault as it was technically all my fault in forgetting to post it. In this episode: Mario & Luigi Brothership, Jusant, Factorio, Starlink and Cook, Serve, Delicious. Mmmm.
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Proposal for a new season in between Autumn and Winter 1. Proposed name: Pooptember. Reason for proposal: It's when the year starts getting a bit butt like innit.
In this episode: Mario and Luigi Brothership, CoD BlOps 6, Factorio, Cook Serve Delicious, Starlink and bodily fluids.
Proposal denied.
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Oh yes it's games tonight and the feeling’s right. Oh yes it’s games tonight. Oh what a night.
Rob’s got his takes from this year’s EGX, Dan’s got his Solo take and Zac takes a legal advice from Belgium. There’s a Nintendo Direct and Playstation Classic to consider too. Finally, you must all get hype for Town.
Oooooh what a ni-i-i-igt.
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It's the annual E3 press conference review show! Zac and Rob face the challenge without Dan to give a chronological sequence of all that happened on the stage of games. In this ridiculously long episode we cover all the major press events: EA, Microsoft, Bethesda, Ubisoft, SONY and Nintendo, potentially in that order.
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