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Wait…we still have a podcast? How about that! We should record / post an episode to it. Nothing remarkable, just…talking about some games…BOOM!
PS: This is a very short episode to test the waters. If you have anything you’d like to hear discussed on the show in the future, please feel free to comments.
This week is all about a proper education:
All of the hootinanny about Kickstarter finally gets sorted out for once, as Michael Neel of GameMarx drops a knowledge bomb on all of us with a plethora of detailed figures behind what works and what doesn’t on kickstarter. DigitalDNAGames, the most prolific developer on XBLIG also leaves his two cents behind on Gamesutra in an article which outlines common myths about the XBLIG marketplace.
Finally, it seems that things about to get extra funky (in the 90′s sense of the word) as everyone’s shipwrecked aliens ToeJam and Earl make their way back towards Earth in a recent announcement that they are hitting XBLA soon.
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Hosts: Mike Wall, Dave Voyles, Anthony Swinnich
Music: Paul Weinstein - Chipocrite
Twitter: @MikeJWall, @DaveVoyles, @HangOnGetReady
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This week’s episode falls under the category of better late then never, a throwback recorded from the way back machine on the 19th of July. It’s mostly Taylor talking, but Dave and Anthony chime in too.
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Hosts: Taylor Bliss, Dave Voyles, Anthony Swinnich
Music: Paul Weinstein - Chipocrite
Twitter: @TaylorBliss, @DaveVoyles, @HangOnGetReady
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Sorry for the late episode, (recorded 7/10/12), but its the summer, and vacations happen! Tons of Fallout: New Vegas DLC was on sale (you’ve played that, right?), but the biggest news was the new Android powered console, Ouya, which has seen amazing success on Kickstarter. Or maybe it was the announcement of Greenlight, a new service on Steam where fans can vote to have their favorite developers or games appear or the service.
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Hosts: Taylor Bliss, Mike Wall, Dave Voyles, Anthony Swinnich
Music: Paul Weinstein - Chipocrite
Twitter: @TaylorBliss, @MikeJWall, @DaveVoyles, @HangOnGetReady
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The boys talk about old, English translated PS1 era games, and Taylor dips his toes in the social gaming waters with Sim City Social.
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Hosts: Taylor Bliss, Mike Wall, Dave Voyles, Anthony Swinnich
Music: Paul Weinstein - Chipocrite
Twitter: @TaylorBliss, @MikeJWall, @DaveVoyles, @HangOnGetReady
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After experiencing Too Many Games down in Philly, Mike drags Dave back to the podcast to talk about the latest indie news.
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Hosts: Taylor Bliss, Mike Wall, Dave Voyles
Music: Paul Weinstein - Chipocrite
Twitter: @TaylorBliss, @MikeJWall, @DaveVoyles
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Dave took an off day this week, so it’s just Mike and Taylor. Aside from deep spiritual discussions about the merits of body density, we talk about the latest Humble indie Bundle, Penny Arcade 3, and more.
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Hosts: Taylor Bliss, Mike Wall, Dave Voyles
Music: Paul Weinstein - Chipocrite
Twitter: @TaylorBliss, @MikeJWall, @DaveVoyles
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While none of us have been playing Minecraft on XBLA, it’s apparent that the rest of the world has: it surpassed the XBLA sales record with 2 million copies sold in under 1 month. E3 was this week as well, although there wasn’t much announced on the indie front! We’ve got news of two shooters, in addition to the much anticipated Penny Arcade 3, which finally announced a release date of July 12.
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Hosts: Taylor Bliss, Mike Wall, Dave Voyles
Music: Paul Weinstein - Chipocrite
Twitter: @TaylorBliss, @MikeJWall, @DaveVoyles
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