While there may be a future podcast, this is the final episode of the Diecast. The mailbag is empty for the last time. Thanks for listening in over the years. Hosts: Paul, Heather. Episode edited by Issac. Diecast385 Link (YouTube) Show notes: 00:00 Why E

The Summer Game Fest happened this weekend. That’s like eight different events: Day of Devs, Devolver Digital Showcase, Future Games Show, Netflix Geeked Week, Epic Store Showcase, Tribeca Games Spotlight, Xbox + Bethesda Showcase, and the PC Gaming

E3 is cancelled this year, but we’re coming up on the Xbox & Bethesda Games Showcase 2022, which should at least give us the stuff that Microsoft has to show this year. Sadly, the show begins next Sunday, which is too late for us to discuss it

I think things are slowly getting back to normal around here. I should probably do a little write-up for those that are following my health, but the short version is that dialysis is helping a lot and I’m doing ok. Hosts: Paul, Shamus. Episode edite

At the top of the show I joked that we weren’t going to have an editor because Issac was feeling sick. But he bounced back quickly and was able to edit the show, so this episode isn’t unedited chaos as I anticipated. Oh well. Better luck next

I’m spending most of the day asleep. And even when I’m awake I’m still grouchy, distracted, and befuddled. Things are rough, but hopefully they’re about to get better. With any luck, I’ll have better news next week. Anyway, t

I don’t know why Paul and I get such joy out of dunking on No Man’s Sky. The game received over a dozen major updates since it was released six years ago. You’d think that, “Oh wow. The new content is awful and doesn’t addres

On Thursday night I sat down with Chris and Steve and we did a podcast on Spider-Man: No Way Home.  For those of you who just want the health update: Surgery is over. I’m recovering nicely. If all goes well, then in about 2 weeks my health should re

One of the silver linings of the pandemic has been an overall reduction in the number of seasonal illnesses I’ve had to contend with. Thanks to the additional hygiene, staying indoors, and the mask-wearing, most run-of-the-mill infections never real

Once again, I was sure the show was running long. And yet again, the resulting podcast is just under an hour. I guess I underestimate just how much ends up on the cutting room floor. Between segments Paul and I frequently stop and talk about what topic we