In this episode of the Game Deflators Podcast, John and Ryan welcome special guest Jim from Crit Hit Con, as they delve into the latest updates for the much-anticipated TTRPG convention set to take place in Mesa, Arizona, this July. They’ll explore the evolution of Dungeons & Dragons, contrasting the game’s earlier editions with the modern mechanics of 5th Edition.

John and Ryan then discuss the recent decision by Paramount+ to cancel the Dungeons & Dragons live-action series, sharing their insights on the implications for fans and the franchise. Additionally, they provide their analysis on Sony’s May State of Play and what they are looking forward to.

Moreover, John and Ryan discuss intriguing financial reports that reveal how the spending patterns of PS5 gamers stack up against those of PS4 gamers. They examine the factors driving these trends and what it suggests about current gen gamers..

Wrapping up the episode, the guys play Ehrgeiz for the PS1. This unique fighting game, known for its quest mode, minigames, and inclusion of Final Fantasy characters, comes with a hefty price tag of over $80. They’ll debate whether this title is worth the investment for collectors and fans of the Final Fantasy series.

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This week on the Game Deflators Podcast, John and Ryan discuss what mash-up of video games they would like to see created in the future and John provides an update on his progress with Alundra on PS1 and Bramble the Mountain King on PS5. John and Ryan also cover all upcoming gaming events taking place this summer and rumors of Microsoft going full multiplatform with Xbox games. Is Microsoft inching closer to a future with no Xbox consoles?

Capping off the episode, the guys review Super Off Road Baja for the SNES. A 3D racer under $10, but is it even worth the low entry point?

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This week on the Game Deflators Podcast, John and Ryan discuss what they look for when picking up new video games—from a good story to judging a game by its cover. John and Ryan also cover if Halo is the only reason Microsoft's Xbox didn't fail from the start and the luck they had with Halo to getting them to where they are today. They also discuss the latest rumors for a next gen PlayStation handheld gaming console and whether or not it will be a viable option in a crowded handheld space.

Capping off the episode, the guys review QBillion on the Nintendo Game Boy. A numeric puzzle game sporting 120 levels at a very low price point. Is it worth dropping $5 on this lesser known video game title?

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