This week on The Entertainment Dome, I grill James for his opinions on Diamond is Unbreakable – the fourth part of JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure, we prepare our hype for RWBY Volume 5 by discussing the two new shorts that were released and wrap things up with a quick chat about the surprise hit Mario + Rabbids (apologies for some weird audio issues).
(Also, just so you know, last week’s episode won’t be uploaded since we weren’t pleased with how it turned out.)
After a longer than planned break, The Entertainment Dome returns with our late reactions to all those new Persona spin-offs, my spoiler-free opinions on the third season of Telltale’s The Walking Dead and James’ sadness regarding BioWare’s future plans for Mass Effect: Andromeda.
This week on The Entertainment Dome, James has been playing a bunch of new videogames, including the re-released Final Fantasy XII, I gush over the edgy, new Sonic the Hedgehog villain and we round things up with a discussion on the kick-ass Castlevania Netflix show.
This week on The Entertainment Dome, James and I fail to keep our excitement in check thanks to the recent Telltale announcements, the new Kingdom Hearts III info and Jodie Whittaker being cast in Doctor Who as its first female lead.
This week on The Entertainment Dome, James and I have respectively watched Spider-Man: Homecoming and The Lego Batman Movie recently, leading to a bunch of superhero film tangents.
Wanting to post these episodes in order meant I had to delay this one for a week. Fortunately, it’s here now for your enjoyment. So listen on as I get to gush over the recent season finale of Doctor Who (there WILL be spoilers), get surprised with a new Fire Emblem Warriors trailer and James cuts out a section from the live recording because things got too real.
Because of shenanigans, the last couple of episodes haven’t been available to upload onto this site. That’s all sorted now so enjoy this episode from two weeks ago where James and I bring our Attack on Titan recaps to an end (for now) with the last two episodes of Season 2.
This week on The Entertainment Dome, we finish off this year’s E3 recap with a ramble about the showings from Ubisoft, Sony, Nintendo and more.
In this slightly longer episode of The Entertainment Dome, we begin our E3 2017 coverage by talking about the announcements from EA, Microsoft and Bethesda.
This week on The Entertainment Dome, the latest Attack on Titan leaves me reeling with its revelations, we defend Nintendo’s recent Direct on Pokémon and we discuss the potential for the upcoming Final Fantasy fighting game for PS4.
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