Combo Breakers and Fighting Games with Cody Webb

This week, Cody and Steve talk about a couple of indie games you should definitely think about playing!

Indie games to watch out for:

Tooth and Tail: A pixel-art RTS from the creators of Monaco. It looks incredible and the details in the art-style look gorgeous. It's coming sometime in 2016. [via PC Gamer]
Skyshine's BEDLAM: A post-apocalyptic, rogue-like, turn-based RPG with "colorful characters and brutal enemy encounters". Definitely influenced by XCOM and built on the Banner Saga engine. [via their website]

Then, the guys are joined again by their pal Cody Webb, to discuss fighting games! Which ones are great? Which ones made our childhoods better? Who could beat up who in a fighting game tournament? There is a lot of talk about Mortal Kombat, some talk about Street Fighter, and some mention of some pretty obscure titles like Medabots and Megabyte Punch. And, to nobody's surprise at all, Steve's favorite fighting game is Super Smash Bros. Who would have guessed?

Cody Webb has been on the show before and is still a gentleman and a scholar and podcaster extraordinaire. He is the host of the podcast I Heart Videogames and owner of MultimediaCritics.com. He recently started a new podcast called "That's the Show" where he reviews the entirety of a series, from first episode to series finale. You can find Cody Webb and the IHVPodcast on Twitter!

What is your favorite fighting game? Do you prefer Mortal Kombat or Street Fighter? Let us know in the comments! 

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 / Intro: Blackout City by Anamanaguchi. Image: IGN)