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We’re back and later than ever! PlayStation World Wide Studios of America Senior VP Scott Rohde joins the fray as we talk Metro: Last Light and The Last of Us. We also veer into Killzone Mercenary territory with new hands-on impressions (dem graphics) of the upcoming PS Vita shooter. We delve back into the ongoing discussion around the merits of popcorn entertainment, then cover the new releases (PSN and Blu-ray) for PS3 and PS Vita.

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The Cast

• Sid Shuman – PlayStation Social Media Manager
• Justin Massongill – PlayStation Social Media Specialist
• Scott Rohde – SVP of Product Development, Worldwide Studios America
• David Nottingham – Co-founder, Dynamighty

[Editor’s note: PSN game release dates are subject to change without notice. Game details are gathered from press releases from their individual publishers and/or ESRB rating descriptions.]

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Here’s a creative solution to all those extra twist ties laying around: bit.ly/11iUPOm via @geekologie #zelda #mario

— GameSpot.com (@gamespot) May 25, 2013

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S: You’re working on your next game now. On Twitter you said, it would inevitably be compared to A Link to the Past 2, which is out this holiday. What kind of game is it?

BH: It’s still very early in development and a lot of the design isn’t finalized, but it’s very heavily inspired by the early Zelda games; it uses a topdown perspective with 3D graphics and it’s for the 3DS. The artstyle is fairly different from the new Zelda but has some influences from aLttP as well, so yes I think comparisons will certainly be made.

I think most players realize that my resources are rather more limited though and I wouldn’t presume to be in direct competition with Nintendo. I just hope people will be up for a bit more old-school action adventure gameplay regardless.

Full interview here

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The four character system is a nice twist and all of the famous graphical and gameplay touches are fully intact. It is worth noting that there are enough improvements and balancing of characters to warrant at least a look; unless you are just a diehard KOF ’98 fan that can’t see beyond it, this is still a game worth checking out.

Full review here

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Uh-oh! SuperUbieLand.com is up and running. (It’s still not complete, but check it out). There’s a minigame! #gamedev #SuperUbieLand

— Notion_Games (@NotionGamesLLC) May 25, 2013

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Grab yours here, here and here (thanks Rob!)

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