What's this? Could it be? Yes! We are here with Episode 30 of our amazing podcast! It's a reason to celebrate! Also, DigitalSomething has turned 4 this week! And you may notice, we have some different music opening up the podcast this week! I'm using too many exclamation points! Join us this week as we talk about Portal 2's release date, Mass Effect 2 on the PS3, the third annual Xbox Live Summer of Arcade, and much more!
Four years ago today, Matt started DigitalSomething, while we've had our highs and lows we can't be anything but thankful for everyone that visits, comments or joins in on the forums. This year we launched the DigitalSomething Podcast, huge thanks for everyone that has chipped in, including I Fight Dragons for the killer soundtrack and our own HarleyQuinn for voiceovers. We also began a new article with Independency and we pulled another good April Fool with the Virtual Handheld announcement.
So here's a HAPPY BIRTHDAY to DigitalSomething.com you're 4 years old now... but why is Jeremy still wearing a diaper?
Borderlands is getting some more DLC next month, a full year after the game's release. So far, the DLC has brought us arena combat, a secret armory, and zombies. This new DLC is going to bring us more Claptraps. These are not regular Claptraps though. This is Claptrap's New Robot Revolution, and it is being led by a Ninja Assassin Claptrap. Sounds strange and awesome at the same time, and we will be able to find out for ourselves just how cool it is in September for $10.
Slim week this week, as we see a new Sing It game and Chuck E Cheese's Party Games. Though the week could be saved with re-release of Record of Agarest War for Xbox 360...
Even though there were no news posts this week, you have no need to worry about the podcast, because here is Episode 27! Join us this week as we discuss NBA Jam, a special Pokemon event, Valve being awesome yet again, and more!
It's the quarter-century mark as the DigitalSomething Podcast reaches Episode 25! Join us this week as we blabber on about PSP Minis reaching one million sold, possible names for the sequel to Batman: Arkham Asylum, Blizzard scrapping the Real ID plans, a brief Singularity review, and more!
Mega Man Universe has officially been announced by Capcom today, and they have also announced that the game will be available on the PlayStation Network and Xbox Live Arcade. The game will retain the core Mega Man gameplay that we all know and love, but Kenji Inafune (head of R&D for Capcom) says they want the game to be about challenging the conventional wisdom of what a Mega Man game can be. You can read the press release and watch the announcement trailer after the break.
Capcom has announced the Dead Rising 2: Zombrex Edition. This limited edition release of the game will be only available for the North American market and will come with a bunch of swag.
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