Ep. 53.2: E3 2019 Part 2
Part 2 of this week's episode continues our discussion of more showcases out of E3 2019! We talk on the PC Gaming show and the highlight game that'll take a bite out of the competition, Limited Run Games giving us a truckload of PS Vita games and supporting another handheld system, Ubisoft allowing us to play as an old lady assassin and telling us how they plan to copy Rocket League, Square Enix giving a lot of information on the Final Fantasy remake as well as their Avengers project, and finally we conclude with Nintendo who fired on all cylinders with a new Animal Crossing and a highly anticipated sequel.
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