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28:22 – Amazon decreases the value of its subscription service’s video game pre-order perk
42:09 – Valve makes Windows games playable on Linux
52:56 – Miyamoto opines on flat-fee vs free-to-play mobile games
Leave a CommentEZK has weighty topics to discuss but I just want to talk about cartoons.
0:12 – All of the Operation Rainfall games are good!
33:13 – Should publishers announce paid DLC before the game is out?
44:33 – Andrew is disappointed that the third sequel to slasher flick “Hatchet” is very bad
53:39 – Netflix for games. Good idea or bad idea?
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Yesterday, Niantic, the developers of Pokemon Go, announced a new product aimed at giving parents better control over how their kids use Pokemon Go, and potentially other Niantic games. Niantic Kids is a login system developed in partnership with SuperAwesome. It is billed as a away for parents to manage what their kids can do.
Parents can register with Niantic Kids to manage their child’s privacy via the parent portal. Niantic Kids helps you review and approve your child’s permissions before they can play and provides options to control the personal information shared in Pokémon GO.
They don’t mention any specifics here, but the consensus among parent of kids who play Pokemon Go is that this could mean that Niantic is finally going to let parents decide if their under 13 kids can use the friend feature.
Leave a CommentActivision, EA, Steam and a Senran Kagura pinball game.
9:58 – Peach Ball is gross
31:06 – The physical release of the Spyro trilogy only includes the first game
47:07 – EA DMCAs an opensource city building sim that uses SimCity 2000 assets
55:30 – Steam game caught installing crypto currency miners on users’ PCs
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