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Hosted by StarlightMegaphone.com · games · EN · 10 episodes
The Starlight Megaphone covers video game news, playthroughs, and reviews. Our panelists have decades of experience in being occasionally entertaining whilst working at internet gaming news websites.
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The Starlight Megaphone
Caspius and SiliconNooB review a week of double directs, with Zelda and Metroid's 40th anniversary offerings on the horizon, and with Blizzard's future offerings beyond that horizon, beyond the stars, viewable only with a state-of-the-art space telescope. Continue reading
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Caspius and SiliconNooB celebrate the surprising goodness of Final Fantasy: Resonance, even as they deplore its all-too-predictable Squeenix failings: poor voice acting, over-wrought and under-edited prose, and inconsistent art and scene direction. Continue reading
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Caspius and SiliconNooB close out the StarTropics playthrough in advance of their turn towards World of Final Fantasy, before a look at the trifling news of the week—including the confirmation of a Terranigma re-release in 2027—proves (briefly) diverting. Continue reading
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Caspius and SiliconNooB look to the conclusion of the StarTropics playthrough and consider a World of Final Fantasy playthrough to replace it (complete with Faris, Quistis, and the Dollet landing craft), instead of the appealing option of KABOOM on Atari. Continue reading
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Caspius and SiliconNooB celebrate the return of Test Cricket, review the StarTropics playthrough at its half-way point, and then survey the news, including the date of the 2026 Game Awards and the announcement of a release date for Kingdom Hearts IV. Continue reading
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