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Patrick always brings a microphone with him to Summer Game Fest, but this year, he decided to record his observations and interviews in real-time. Join Patrick he travels to Los Angeles to navigate seemingly endless and confusing embargoes, play lots of video games, and like usual, talk to many of the people making them, too.

00:00:00 - Intro
00:9:10 - Day 1 Recap
00:12:35 - Ballgame
00:42:31 - Day 2 Recap
00:45:10 - Recur
1:00:51 - Rayman Legends Retold
1:04:40 - Trine 6
1:17:53 - Armatus
1:20:37 - Silent Hill Townfall
1:23:39 - End of Abyss
1:25:40 - Phantom Blade Zero
1:29:17 - Out of Words
1:46:02 - Day 3 Preamble
1:51:41 - Outro
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Summer Game Fest is upon us! But before that, join Patrick, Chia, and Janet as they react to Sony’s lengthy State of Play presentation, and why some of the high-profile games left them feeling a little cold (even if they’re absolutely going to play them). Plus, what to make of Tomb Raider’s AI disclosure? What the heck is a “broughlike”? Do we really need a Rayman Legends remake? Plus, updates on our time with 007 First Light, MapMap, a slew of student games, and more. In The Question Bucket, we ponder if CCU discourse has reached the normies.
Links: "Croal lays into "racist" Resident Evil 5," "Did You Mod This" Clip, NYU Gamecenter 2026 Showcase, Amalgam, Deeptower, The Night Courier
Discussed:
00:00:00 - Intro
00:10:06 - The Sony State of Play
00:51:27 - Rayman Legends Retold
01:06:58 - Onimusha Way of the Sword
01:16:58 - Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantic Reveals AI usage on Steam
01:38:00 - 868-BACK
01:50:44 - RE5
02:01:59 - Map Map
02:11:58 - Mina the Hollower
02:13:41 - 007 First Light
02:17:13 - NYU Game Center Showcase
02:29:38 - The Question Bucket
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Breaking News: three members of Remap Radio are really enjoying 007 First Light, a new stealth/action/Hitman-esque game from the developers behind, of course, Hitman. But Janet, Rob, Patrick, and Chia are also enjoying and thinking about other things, including apocalyptic signs in the PC buying market, the return of “due to ongoing market conditions” (now with a jingle!), and questions about what it means to return to The Witcher 3 so years later. Plus, Patrick has dug deep into Mina the Hollower and is trying to drag Janet and Chia down with him.
Links: Bungie Layoffs, Valve raises prices on Steamdeck, Gamers Nexus: The Collapse of Personal Computing, New Witcher 3 Expansion Announced

00:00:00 - Intro
0:05:24 - 007 First Light
1:14:31 - Bungie Headed Towards Massive Layoffs
1:19:06 - Steam Deck Raises Prices
1:26:24 - The Collapse of Personal Computing
2:03:58 - The Witcher 3 is getting a new Expansion
2:23:03 - But Whatabout Moonlight?
2:31:36 - Mina the Hollower
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The developers of Shovel Knight are, at long last, back with a new game—and despite the long wait, it’s absolutely fantastic. Mina the Hollower is a love letter to topdown games like Zelda, mixed in with elements of Castlevania, Dark Souls, and many others. It’s also had a long journey towards release, which was a topic of conversation during a recent chat Patrick had with Yacht Club Games’ founder and director Sean Velasco and programmer David D’Angelo.
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We're back on the road to Ocean's Eleven, next stop: West Virginia. Join Rob, Patrick, Janet, and Chia as they discuss Steven Soderbergh's "Hillbilly Heist" film Logan Lucky. A down on his luck divorcé gets revenge after being fired unfairly from a mining job meant to fix sinkholes at the local NASCAR racetrack. With hilarious antics, touching moments of vulnerability, commentary on class and morality, and Daniel Craig doing a sort of proto-Benoit Blanc performance, this movie has something for everyone on the Remap crew. Tune in next time as we finally pull into the Ocean's station!
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