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Love and Respect for the Sep 26th Podcast (Patreon)

Published:
2025-09-22 17:00:09
Imported:
2026-06

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I am out at TGS this week, but it's time for our Fall Game Preview, going over the MANY games coming out across October, November, and December. Plus, we have a couple heavy hitters out this week to chat about. Maybe some TGS news? We'll see.

Type your question, topic, or game in the comments below. If your entry is not selected, feel free to submit it again the following week. We appreciate your support and are grateful for each and every submission, if we're able to include them in the podcast or not.

Please submit your entries by Wednesday at 5:00 PM. Be sure to include your preferred name if it's different from what's listed on your Patreon profile.

-Bloodworth

Comments

Sekiro505

Allies, I did it ! I beat SIFU. The last boss had me doubting if I could beat it but I finally did it. I have a two questions but you can choose which to tackle. Regarding bosses or even puzzles, if you are stuck and can't advance. Do you immediately looks for tips or lower the difficulty or try to do it on your own, how long does that process take for you? For me, speaking about the last boss of SIFU I had to look up tips and it really helped but I was also stubborn and said I don't want to lower the difficulty. Second question is, how often do you guys go from finishing a game to immediately starting over and playing it again? And also why do you do it. I don't like replaying games since I prefer to play new games but after I finished SIFU I immediately felt the urge to keep fighting and getting better. To beat my own high score, get different collectables and see the other ending. Thanks Allies for always doing what you do. L&R

Matt B

Hello Allies! I've been looking forward to Insomniac's Wolverine for a while and now that it's been revealed...I'm surprised to find myself a little bothered by the gratuitous violence - especially the shot of Logan stabbing his blades up the guy's chin (you know the one). Normally I don't give a hoot about this kind of thing - I've played plenty of gory games and am an avid lover of horror. And yet there's something about how they've leaned into the violence here that feels tone deaf. Do you agree? Is there something off putting here? This Wolverine looks like an MCU character (especially his suit) and I have no doubt that a lot of kids will be playing this game...could that be it? Or have we just seen so much real/serious violence over the past year on social media that it's becoming less fun? When is violence/gore in games appreciated...and when does it go too far? L&R Matty B