The Weekly Stuff Podcast #143 – New York Stories, Dark Souls 3, Xbox 360 Memories, and much more!
It’s time for another episode of The Weekly Stuff Podcast with Jonathan Lack & Sean Chapman, a weekly audio show that explores the worlds of film, television, and video games. You can subscribe for free in iTunes by following this link.
This week’s episode is something of a grab-bag, as we cover a wide range of topics including Sean’s initial thoughts on Dark Souls 3, Jonathan’s takes on the finales of Better Call Saul and Supergirl, and continuing reports about Sony’s plans for a so-called PlayStation 4.5. Sean shares a ton of stories from his recent trip to New York – including what random people on the street told him about Batman v Superman – and for our main topic, we pay our last respects to the Xbox 360, for which Microsoft recently announced it is officially ending production.
Enjoy!
(Note: I am aware there are audio issues with this episode. The ‘vinyl record pops’ are back, and worse than ever. I thought I had fixed the issue. Apparently not. We will be taking steps to fix this with next week’s episode).
Time Chart:
Digimon Talk: 0:00:00 – 0:06:50
Intro: 0:06:50 – 0:10:20
Supergirl & Better Call Saul: 0:10:20 – 0:23:02
Sean’s New York Stories: 0:23:02 – 1:12:09
Dark Souls 3: 1:12:09 – 1:22:35
Trailer Reactions: 1:22:35 – 1:48:35
Avatar Sequels: 1:48:35 – 2:01:40
Spider-Man: Homecoming News: 2:01:40 – 2:06:40
New PS4.5 (‘Project Neo’) Reports: 2:06:40 – 2:35:31
Xbox 360 Farewell & Retrospective: 2:35:31 – 3:11:59
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