Archive for December, 2007
Episode 25: Part 2
Raw and uncut. This is the episodes the way they come out, no edits, no corrections, no music. Just pure gaming podcast.
Also, many tangents.
This episode features: everything lost the first time around except the GotY discussion, a phone call from Tom and a lot of Tony Nick and Kaz making obscene jokes.
Merry Christmas!
2 commentsEpisode 25: Part 1
The five players are back to talk about what they’ve been playing in this, the first part of a de facto two part episode. This half of the episode contains the tray section, including a penultimate discussion of the merits of Assassin’s Creed. Listen in and get ready for the Christmas Special Part 2.
No commentsChristmas Special Delay
Due to technical difficulties only half of Episode 25 will appear, and should be up by the end of Thursday. The second half should hit around Christmas, like all good things should.
Don’t fret, half of Episode 25 is about an hour. As it turns out, recording for two and a half hours is taxing on a computer. Who knew?
No commentsEpisode 24: Grabbed by the Goonies
Nick, Tom, Kaz and Justin unite to talk about the past year and what they’ve been slapping in their trays. Justin has been revisiting PSP titles from this year. Tom blazed a trail through Silent Hill: Origins and downloaded some PSP Store merch. Nick conquered Ninja Gaiden Sigma, hot ninjas and all. Kaz got absorbed into Call of Duty 4, real bad.
In the second segment, friend of the show Tony Divito joins as a special guest to help compile a list potential games of the year, insult Spike’s VGA list and talk about the Street Fighter IV screens. This is followed by the news and an especially dry On the Horizon section. The best of the year is behind us.
1 commentEpisode 23: The Dual Shockers
Pop a squat on a street corner, it’s time for The Rumble Pack. Justin brings us another sordid tale from China and talk of some unique games. Nick is back from his big test and is overjoyed to bring us news of Pain? Kaz has too many games to play, but managed to put more time into Mass Effect anyways. Tom delves into the scary depths of Silent Hill: Origins. Then the conversation turns to Gerstmann-gate, and a discussion of games reviewing from a greater scope. Followed by some interesting announcements, including a short discussion of Roger Ebert’s praise of a bad movie to down video games. What does this guy have against us?
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