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    #3: Five Generations of Shame

    May 25th, 2014 · 74 minutes

    Bri, Maddy, Georgia and Steve discuss what a Google purchase of Twitch would mean for the gaming community, why the new screen shots from Hyrule Warriors are so disappointing, and whether there is an indie bubble about to burst.

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    What We’re Playing

    • Bri - Transistor
    • Maddy - Super Puzzle Fighter II Turbo
    • Steve - Block Legend

    Links for this episode:

    Tomodachi Life demo announced with unlockable panda suit

    Google reported to be buying Twitch for $1 billion

    Concerns in the eSports community about YouTube’s copyright policies

    Twitch mobile API for streaming iOS and Android games

    Twitch and YouTube’s copyright policies

    In The Plex

    Hyrule Warriors announced with two player mode

    The infamous Hyrule Warriors screenshots

    Bravely Default outfits toned down for American release

    Console Wars

    More Steam games released in 2014 YTD than all of 2013

    Jeff Vogel’s editorial on the indie bubble

    The Not on Steam sale

    Unreal’s Flappy Bird clone

    Steve’s Mii with a panda courtesy of @jessicadennis