The Pocket Gamer Podcast Episode 43 - Resident Evil Survival Unit, Dunkadillo, and March of Empires
On basketball armadillos and dinosaur battles in the countryside
From flesh-eating viruses to friends in a pickle, the (New and Improved!) Pocket Gamer Podcast offers a slice of the latest news this week with the three of us doing our usual thing (and by that, I mean veering slightly off-course but managing to head back on track at the last second before everything derails).
After a bit of ado about moustachioed men, Iwan kicks off the episode with a new trailer that's dropped for Resident Evil Survival Unit, then proceeds to gloat about being the franchise's Number One Fan.
From zombies and surviving hordes of the undead, we move on to sunnier and more wholesome things with Dunkadillo, the upcoming platformer from our podcast favourite, Dadish developer Thomas K. Young. You'll roll and dunk your way through dangers to save your friend Pickle, and we are all for it.
Meanwhile, Will segues into StoneAge: Pet World and its regional launch, so if you happen to be based in Thailand, Hong Kong, Macau, and Canada, you can start your pet-brawling adventure today. Iwan then segues into March of Empires coming to the world of tabletop via Kickstarter, before we move on to sweet summers with Shin Chan: Me and the Professor on Summer Vacation, which is out now courtesy of Crunchyroll Game Vault.
It's got us reminiscing about warm summers and cosiness all around, which is why this episode is a tad shorter than usual, as we often go on tangents that perhaps, one day, we can share with you all on b-rolls and all that jazz.
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