It's our first rail shooter, and it's not even a shooter. Join us on an adventure through a suspiciously multi-environed island as we take pictures of everyone's favorite collectible monsters. Solve puzzles, see wonders, and pester some Pokemon!
Our download is almost as elusive as Mew!
(01:00) Video Games Taco is a podcast about some stuff done by some ladies affiliated with some other podcast.
(03:00) Our recent gaming endeavors. Pokemon Pinball: Ruby and Sapphire is remarkably relevant. The Steam box is new, so we talk about it. ShinTen is apparently a damn long game.
(05:00) We (mostly Zach) ramble a bit about choices in games.
(12:00) XCOM is still awesome, as is Odin Sphere.
(13:30) Animal Crossing burnout happens quickly.
(17:00) Oh, snap! We discuss our first Pokexperiences. The card game is super broken.
(21:00) We talk about how the game is scored.
(25:00) This game used to let you print out the pictures you took. Apparently you can post them from the VC, too.
(26:30) Progression in this game happens by solving obvious, yet strangely satisfying, puzzles. Most of them result in evolution. The individual levels are pretty nicely designed and super replayable. Pikachu rides things.
(29:30) Bulbapedia is like crack for Pokefans.
(34:00) Gluing Pokemon together is a thing. There's one that's just a sword that becomes two swords. Geremy likes the way Slowbro gets in the game.
(38:00) Just the right length, apparently.
(41:00) How to improve this game: make it Pixelmon. Also, make it on the Wii U.
(44:00) There are some silly powered Pokemon.
(45:45) This is mentioned. Tangentially related to that.
Next time on Last Time, Strider!
Slash up our inboxes at
Our download is almost as elusive as Mew!
(01:00) Video Games Taco is a podcast about some stuff done by some ladies affiliated with some other podcast.
(03:00) Our recent gaming endeavors. Pokemon Pinball: Ruby and Sapphire is remarkably relevant. The Steam box is new, so we talk about it. ShinTen is apparently a damn long game.
(05:00) We (mostly Zach) ramble a bit about choices in games.
(12:00) XCOM is still awesome, as is Odin Sphere.
(13:30) Animal Crossing burnout happens quickly.
(17:00) Oh, snap! We discuss our first Pokexperiences. The card game is super broken.
(21:00) We talk about how the game is scored.
(25:00) This game used to let you print out the pictures you took. Apparently you can post them from the VC, too.
(26:30) Progression in this game happens by solving obvious, yet strangely satisfying, puzzles. Most of them result in evolution. The individual levels are pretty nicely designed and super replayable. Pikachu rides things.
(29:30) Bulbapedia is like crack for Pokefans.
(34:00) Gluing Pokemon together is a thing. There's one that's just a sword that becomes two swords. Geremy likes the way Slowbro gets in the game.
(38:00) Just the right length, apparently.
(41:00) How to improve this game: make it Pixelmon. Also, make it on the Wii U.
(44:00) There are some silly powered Pokemon.
(45:45) This is mentioned. Tangentially related to that.
Next time on Last Time, Strider!
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Tyler@lasttimeonvideogames.com,
Zach@lasttimeonvideogames.com,
or LTOVG@lasttimeonvideogames.com.
You can also go to the show page at plus.google.com/+LastTimeOnVideogames or comment on the site at www.lasttimeonvideogames.com.
Also, you can follow our tweets @LTOVG.