Strap in with Ricardo and Matt as they break open a box containing Madcatz’ attempt to make pad players into stick fighting game players, the Street Fighter V Arcade FightStick Alpha. How’s the click of the buttons? What’s the heft like? Why doesn’t Ricardo play on fightsticks like a professional? The answer to all these questions and more are revealed.
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Ethan made a Mario Maker level for Matt. It’s an autoscroller, so the gloves are already off.
Want to try it for yourself?
Check the code here: E490-000-0123-83B0
Matt talks to the creator of the local multiplayer game, Codex Bash, Alistair Aitcheson at Indiecade 2015. Find out why he quit making mobile games and turned his attention to local multiplayer.
Codex Bash uses buttons designed to fit into any environment. Players use the on-screen clues to uncover a sequence of button presses, and run around bashing the buttons in the right order.
Matt made a Mario Maker level for Ethan. How many deaths does it take for him to complete it?
Want to try it for yourself?
Check the code here: EC4A-0000-00B5-DD3B
Ethan, Amber and Matt venture north to Culver City to check out all of the games Indiecade has in store for them. Spoilers: It was awesome.
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Happy Halloween!
Ricardo is excited for candy and… that’s about it. Watch him get his wish and then blame it on the boogie in this excessively silly video covering some of the Tower’s festivities during Destiny’s Festival of the Lost event.
