 Coming up on today's episode of the Pumpkin Patch Show, Borderlands 2 finally gets the update we've been waiting for, the Nintendo's flirting with virtual reality and 2 PSVR games are going free to play, all that and more, or maybe just all that, after the intro. Hey there lads and ladies, welcome to episode number 8 of the Pumpkin Patch Show, the only PSVR content you can find on the internet, don't let anyone tell you differently, there's lots of liars out there, a lot of people looking to Kanya and to Seva, don't listen to them. Now as always, I am joined by a special co-host guest and this guest host today is none other than the Irish martial arts movie Fatal Deviation, always a pleasure, how's it going? So those of you out there who are waiting to get Borderlands 2 v or once they added the aim controller support, well you're in luck because the absolute mad lads over at Gearbox have actually updated the game to include aim controller support, now they've also added a few other things, a few quality of life improvements, but I have to give mad props to Gearbox for actually continuing to support the game, for delivering what they said they would do, they could have just dropped us and then moved on, but they didn't, so fair play to them, and they're even promising future updates over on Redis where they're going to address even more quality of life type improvements down the line. Now I enjoyed Borderlands 2 myself with the move controllers, but I ended up getting distracted, I kind of never really went back to it again, but now that they've added aim controller support, I kind of have to go back to it again to check it out. Now Fatal Deviation, I know you prefer your fists and your feet to guns, but what would you play Borderlands 2 with the aim controller support, what do you think about the aim controller being supported in Borderlands 2? That's the spares. You wanted the VR headset, you make it to yourself. Nintendo Virtual Reality, no, you're not having a stroke, you did hear that correctly, and that is because Nintendo have recently revealed their version of what Virtual Reality will be on the Nintendo Switch, at least thanks to the Nintendo Labo VR. So Nintendo Labo VR will see you constructing various random objects out of cardboard, and then you will place your Switch inside the cardboard, like Google cardboard, and that's how you'll hold it up to your face, and you'll view the VR that way. One of the designs is like a gun barrel attached to your face, there's another one where you can just be like locking inside a bird's asshole, for some reason, who knows what kind of game, we'll go along with that particular experience, but that one did peak my interest out of all of them. Now the news has spared a little bit of debate online, but some people are wondering, is this a good thing for VR, or is this something that might negatively impact VR? Thanks to the mainstream audience of the Switch and the relatively low barrier to entry of Nintendo Labo VR itself. So to argue this, join me in studio tonight, our two experts in their fields. We have Dr. Reginald Siegel and Professor Kimberly Biscuits. Thank you both very much for taking the time to join me today. Now, Dr. Siegel will go to you first. Do you believe that this announcement from Nintendo could be negative for VR as a whole? Would you care to talk about that a bit and elaborate on that a little bit, please? Listen, the thing you have to remember is that about 90% of the entire population of Earth are absolute idiots when it comes to gaming, and then when you go to VR gaming, that goes all the way up to 99%, 0.9%, you know? So when these people get their hands on a Nintendo Labo VR, they're going to experience this, they're going to be disappointed because let's face it, it's not going to be the high-end VR experience. I mean, it's a 720p display that you're attaching to a child's face. You're doing serious damage to that child's eyes, by the way, either soon. And you're just not going to get that same quality experience that you would get from the higher-end headsets, you know? And as a result, these people would be disappointed and they're going to be like, oh, VR shit. VR is shit just like 3D TV or shit, you know? It's bad p-or for VR, if you know what I mean. And that's a bit of a nice soundbite you can use there. Bad p-or for VR. Okay, then, and Professor Kimberly Biscuits, you'd be the other side of the argument that could you perhaps elaborate on your side of the argument on what you think VR or what Nintendo can bring to VR? Yeah, yeah, I mean, you know, Mario, Zelda, Luigi, you know? Smash Bros, Zelda, Mario, Star Fox, mm-hmm. But I will say that Zelda Smash Bros, Mario, Luigi, but I would never go as far as to, like, claim that Metroid Pikmin, you know? That would be ridiculous. Megalith, megalith, my balls. Do you remember Megalith, the 2v2 MOBA that was released not too long ago? Well, that one is now going free to play, kind of. So what the deal is, it's like a trial version, where you'll be able to download it for free and you will get to pick two Titans out of the full selection. Now, those two Titans will rotate over time. So the only way to guarantee that you'll be able to pick your favorite Titan every time you play is to buy the full game, which I think is okay. I mean, Megalith, not many people talking about that game. I think that game really needed some kind of kick up the ass to get people talking about it again. And I think this is at least a step in the right direction. So it's nice to see the developers' disruptive games actually being very proactive about it, you know, when they're trying to do something, rather than just let it die. Now, I'm sure it has a community of its own. I'm not saying it doesn't, but I'm just saying it's not lighting the world on fire as it is. So now I'm actually going to, I'm interested in checking it out. You know, you can't argue with free. Speaking of going free to play, Abstract Battlefield. So Honor and Juicy D-Day recently released on PSVR, and people seem to be enjoying this, despite its rudimentary kind of aesthetic that has gone on. But the game also did come with a battle royale mode, which may be coming in as its own separate, free to play game according to PSVR YouTuber, Polish Paul. Now, I watched Polish Paul video. I've been told on numerous occasions that this man does speak English. I was listening to the video, I wasn't hearing English there, it's, I'll assume Polish. But luckily, I do have some people who were able to translate the video for me, and they told me that according to him, he was saying that the developer behind Honor and Juicy D-Day is in touch with Sony, and he's trying to make that separate mode into a free to play game, which I think would be very cool. I'm a big fan of all battle royale games being free to play, especially on PSVR, where the numbers are going to be lower than, you know, any other platform where battle royale is available. So I would welcome that with two open arms. Fatal Deviation. Now, you remind me of someone who would enjoy a bit of battle royale. And what do you think of this? Would you try this out? What the fuck is this? Different strokes for different folks, I guess. 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