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To hear the full episode, subscribe at patreon.com/TrueAnonPod --------- We take a trip with Marlon Ettinger to a LaRouche Conference in Manhattan and talk about the nature of truth and reality

A collection of Luke Stephens' critiques and gaming content.

Now in the regular GSP lineup, Andrew and Derek (finally) discuss Andrew's not so recent playthrough of Assassin's Creed III. And of course they find a way to squeeze in a little bit of Dark Souls as well!   Check out Jose's Stream: twitch.tv/Haywire_J Logo by Sam Lopes @slopesart Music by Matt Ferrara @mattferraraphotography

Another week, another LSL show with Colm and Justin This one felt a little shorter than normal, on account of it being shorter, but that doesn't mean we don't still talk our usual nonsense and tell you about the games we're playing. On the show this week : Justin tries to get old PC games running on his new computer. Colm has finally been supplied the LSL logo from Justin, but it's not quite what it sounds. Justin's gaming group has finally finished their starter campaign. Colm has been trying to walk more. Gams we've been playing include Diablo 3, Tales Of Hearts R, Severed, Assassin's Creed III, Blood Bowl 2, Uncharted : The Lost Legacy, and Blood & Truth. We were a little lighter on the comments this week, so why not send us a tweet or an email to read out next week? You can do so by using lastsaveloaded@gmail.com, @lastsaveloaded, @Solm67, or @Onyersix. As always, thank you for listening. Take care of yourself. We love you, and you should love yourself too.

And all of the sudden it is December. You should give the gift of telling all your friends how much you love The Game Informer Show and sharing it with high praise on all your social media networks ... or at least that is what I think. On this week's episode of The Game Informer Show podcast, we explore a wide variety of subjects, so every segment has a surprise. The show starts with Ben Reeves, Jeff Cork, and Matt Miller as we discuss our PlayStation 25th Anniversary cover story, Darksiders Genesis, and Arise: A Simple Story. The entire show is produced by the man in the box, Alex Stadnik (someone asked for his Twitter handle too so you can find it here).  Next, we dive head first into community emails. Joined by Matt Miller, Joe Juba, and Andy Reiner for this week's discussion, which is highlighted by the theme of us becoming the "Lords of Gaming" and making proclamations as to how we would rule. Good times. For part four of our Game of the Year chats, where I ask guests what games are defining their year, I am joined by Andy Reiner and special guests from The Video Game History Foundation, Frank Cifaldi, and Kelsey Lewin. This segment will run the rest of this year, as we bring in editors (and guests) every week to talk about games that have impacted their year in the lead-up to Game Informer's Top 50 of 2019.  And finally, we chat with Alex Hutchinson, co-founder and creative director at Typhoon Studios. We talk about his history (spoiler alert: he was creative director for Assassin's Creed III and Far Cry 4 among many others) and their upcoming release Journey to the Savage Planet. Always entertaining to chat with Alex. Thanks for listening! Please make sure to leave feedback below, share the episode if you enjoyed it, and follow me @therealandymc to let me know what you think.  You can watch the video above, subscribe and listen to the audio on iTunes or Google Play, listen on SoundCloud, stream it on Spotify, or download the MP3 at the bottom of the page. Also, be sure to send your questions to podcast@gameinformer.com for a chance to have them answered on the show. Our thanks to the talented Super Marcato Bros. for The Game Informer Show's intro song. You can hear more of their original tunes and awesome video game music podcast at their website. To jump to a particular point in the discussion, check out the time stamps below. 00:11 History of PlayStation, Arise: A Simple Story, and Darksiders Genesis 37:18 Community Emails 1:59:28 Game of the Year Chats Pt. 4 - Featuring Frank Cifaldi and Kelsey Lewin from The Video Game History Foundation 2:51:51 Interview with the co-founder and creative director of Typhoon Studios Alex Hutchinson

Hé sukkel, leg je telefoon nou eens weg! Eerlijk, we hebben allemaal wel eens zo'n moment dat je denkt 'waarom pak ik at ding überhaupt in deze situatie?' Onze gast van deze week, Sidney Vollmer, was zich daar al langer van bewust, schreef er een boek over en praat met de Nerds over digitale welvaart en welzijn anno nu. Want wat nou als we de rekening van al die digitale welvaart nog gepresenteerd gaan krijgen? En wie profiteren er nou eigenlijk echt van? En wat is belangrijker, je wc of je telefoon?Sidney doet trouwens meer dan alleen boeken schrijven. Zo werkte hij mee aan 'Myndr', een soort themostaatknop die je internetgebruik in huis kan reguleren. Hoe dat allemaal werkt? Daar komen we vandaag deels achter. Ook snijden de Nerds de Bitcoin nog even aan, want Sidney is een absolute 'hodl'er' en gaat zijn Bitcoins in juni 2021 verkopen voor een ton per stuk. Lekker vooruitzicht. Minder lekker: bedrijven blijven maar geld steken in reclames op Google en Facebook. Heeft geen enkel nut, vertelt Sidney. Waarom niet, en wat je dan wel met je reclamebudget moet doen? Luister vooral deze aflevering van Met Nerds om Tafel, dan hoor je dat.Als uitsmijter nog dit: vorig weekend werd door de Patreons van Met Nerds om Tafel een meet-up georganiseerd bij de Abdij van La Trappe. Daar hebben Randal en Jurian wat opnamen gemaakt en het - kwalitatief suboptimale - resultaat daarvan kun je helemaal aan het einde van deze aflevering horen, mocht je daar zin in hebben. #broederSamuelislegendRelevante link 1: Attie (69) uit Enschede gaat eikenprocessierupsen te lijf met een branderRelevante link 2: The Digital Divide (New York Times)TIJDSCHEMA0:00:00 Start0:00:36 Assassin's Creed III op de Switch0:05:05 Jingle0:06:23 Teaser van de Patreon-meetup0:09:44 Verantwoord smartphonegebruik0:12:44 Algoritme delen?0:17:31 Al tien jaar geen substantiële innovatie0:20:13 De rekening van de digitale samenleving0:30:14 Poepen of appen?0:37:14 Zinsgeving anno nu0:45:13 Myndr: de internetthermostaat0:58:52 Bitcoin naar de 100k!?1:11:00 Adverteren op Facebook en Google is bullshit1:23:35 Vragen van de luisteraars1:36:29 Tips1:48:11 Verslag van Patreon-meetup2:01:53 EindeTIPSSidneyPivot, door Kara Swisher en Scott Galloway (Podcast)Anima (korte film op Netflix)RandalMinecraftvideos van PewDiePie (YouTube)Tim Ferris Show met Seth Godin Jurian:The Reserve Drivers Podcast (satirische F1-podcast)Stuntmen react to bad & great Hollywood stunts (YouTube)JoostChernobyl en bijbehorende podcast (HBO en podcast)Ontspannen door honkbal te kijken via MLB.tv

„Assassins Creed 3“ heimste bei den Kritikern 2012 Höchstnoten ein und verkaufte sich in der ersten Woche bereits 3,5 Millionen Mal. Grund genug für Ubisoft, jetzt eine überarbeitete Remastered-Version herauszubringen. Mit dabei sind nicht nur das dreiteilige DLC „Die Tyrannei des König Washington“, sondern auch das ursprünglich Vita-exklusive „Assassins Creed: Liberation“ - ein ziemlich fettes Paket also, das Ubisoft da geschnürt hat. Sollte man da nicht zuschlagen? Folge direkt herunterladen

Today we discuss the latest news stories including new information about the infamous Mother 3 English translation, Pokemon Day 2019, and more backend announcement shuffling (Spyro Reignited Trilogy, Assassin's Creed III, and Fire Emblem) The Question of the Day: What Nintendo Franchise needs to have it's own Battle Royale mode? Time Stamps - 00:02:37 - Mother 3 Update 00:09:58 - Pokemon Day 2019 00:14:33 - Assassin's Creed III and Fire Emblem Rumblings 00:21:04 - QotD Answer the Question of the Day! Or leave any other feedback, suggestions, questions, and/or opinions on anything that was discussed in today's episode in three ways: Email - heartcontainerspodcast@gmail.com Personal Twitter: @romefawaz

This week starts off with a powerful failure on Ron's part, but then swiftly jumps back in to the same tried and tested routine, with questions.-This week the boys are asked what game was the first one they ever completed, the most common thing they forget and they then discuss a controversy involving a Hero, and help them protect their identity.-Ron brings a possible new segment and questions the world, asking the other 2 if they've ever laughed so hard that they wee'd themselves.-Luke does what he does best and brings the news, this week they breakdown the Avengers: Endgame trailer, talk about yet another trailer for Captain Marvel and Tobe gets at Toy Story 4.-The Fox deal worries Luke and Bob Iger gets quoted, get ready for some very poor accents. The Guardians of the Galaxy has it's own news, the boys express what they think of Shaft and after Pet Sematary bring about some reminiscing for the Blockbuster days.-The new Child's Play reboot gets the three excited for spooky times, and Assassin's Creed III get a remake.-Tobe brings some sad news, evidently in front of a pantomime audience, before the boys move on to another listener quiz, this time it's ALL about the MCU.-This week when they talk about what they've been watching and playing they discuss the following:Hanna on Prime,Punisher Season 3,Polar,Fear The Walking Dead Season 3,Kingdom Hearts,Tetris Effect (which we linked on our Facebook over the weekend),and Apex Legends.-If you'd like to contact the show, you can use any of these links,Facebook.com/insertnameherecastInstagram.com/insertnameherecastTwitter.com/nameherecastinsertnameherecast@gmail.com-You can find every helpful link you could possibly need on the shows website, and if you're doing some shopping on Amazon UK you can click the button in the middle of the homepage, do your shopping as usual and without costing you any extra, the show gets a little kickback.Insertnameherecast.com-Don't forget to Rate, Review and Subscribe to the show.

Segundo podcast del año y los rurmores sobre futuros juegos comienzan a llegar. Estos fueron algunos de los temas más importantes tratados en el programa. Rumores sobre un nuevo Nintendo Direct muy pronto. EA habla de sus próximos juegos. APEX Legends se lanza al mercado y se vuelve todo un suceso. Ni no Kuni tendrá una película animada en verano. Dragon's Dogma 2 podría ser el siguiente gran juego de Capcom. Assassin's Creed III tendrá remasterización. Clásicos de PC llegarán por fin a consolas. Un Remake de Resident Evil 3 es muy posible. Las reseñas esta semana hablarán de los juegos Kingdom Hearts III y GRIS. También tuvimos al buen Chavita Japonés con lo mejor de los videojuegos en Japón.

Cafés de erratas, vivos, cumpleaños atrasados y fantasmas escritores, son algunas de las cosas que vas a encontrar en este Café Fandango Ep. 228. Arrancamos con un juego del episodio con la cara más dura que los desarrolladores de Assassin's Creed III, y pasamos a Seba que nos comenta todo sobre Bloodstained y sus críticas a Celeste, para que luego Edu nos comente todo lo que no le gustó de Return of the Obra Dinn. Luego de algunos lanzamientos con diferente nivel de importancia, arrancamos un puñado de noticias, con 3 anuncios, una novedad relacionada a Microsoft y un juego VR, secuela a una película de Bill Murray que nos abre paso a la Pregunta Fandango y un montón de ideas de juegos que nos vamos a robar.

Co w dzisiejszym odcinku? Mateusz dzieli się przedgamescomowymi wrażeniami, Rick Forrester odchodzi z Mody Na Sukces, Paweł je żelki Angry Birds, a Damian zdradza datę premiery Assassin's Creed III. Słuchajcie i komentujcie!

Kolejny tydzień, kolejny Plusik. Tym razem najwięcej czasu poświęciliśmy informacjom dotyczącym Assassin's Creed III. Ponadto - dlaczego warto czekać na BioShock Infinite oraz po co nam konsola od Valve? Zapraszamy do odsłuchu!

Spekulacje dotyczące trybu zombie w Black Ops II, wrażenia z FTL: Faster Than Light i rozmowy o nowościach w Assassin's Creed III. Zapraszamy do odsłuchu!

Assassins Creed III, the third in the series of assassinators is up for discussion. From the docks of Boston through to the wilderness of Boston and back again and a bit in new york oh and a bit in a cave. you follow a bloke called Des and the boys discuss his lack of personality. listen now to hear their full take on it Visit lifeoralevel.com for more

06/12/2012Redactar el sumario de este episodio es algo difícil por lo disperso del mismo. Al final perderemos el poco contenido que teníamos de por sí...SUMARIO COMENTARIOS (hasta 1:10'57"). Largos con avaricia porque siempre nos desviamos y comenzamos a debatir y a discurrir.¿NOTICIAS?Elucubraciones y chismorreos sobre la película El Hobbit y lo que (quizás) esperamos de ella.SECCIÓN TRISTE:pid “planet in distress” [PSN, XBLA, PC, Mac] (Might & Delight, 2012)Epic Mickey: The Power of 2 [PS3, 360, Wii, WiiU, PC, MAC] (Blitz Games Studios (Mac, PC, PS3, X360), Junction Point Studios(Wii), Heavy Iron Studios (Wii U))DMC: Devil May Cry [PS3, 360, PC] (Ninja Theory/ Capcom 2013)RINCÓN DEL FLAME:Jaume nos ofrece su estudio científico-desvastigador sobre la manera más o menos acertada de tratar e implementar el sigilo/infiltración/asesinato en tres videojuegos actuales: Assassin's Creed III, Hitman: Absolution y Mark of the Ninja. ANIME:Canaan (Masahiro Ando/Mari Okada - PA Works, 2009, 13 epis.)

  GameEnthus Podcast ep326: Point 'n' Click Billions or 52 Bridges   This week Trav(@TravPope) from The-En.com and Cyril(@DefunctGames) from DefunctGames join Aaron(@Ind1fference) talk about: Thor, The En, Egg McMuffins, Assassin's Creed Unity, Assassin's Creed III, Halo 3 ODST, Microsoft Surface, Windows Phone, National Treasure, Halo Wars 2, Xbox One X, doorbell, Quantum Break, Kinect, Assassin's Creed Origins, Veronica Mars, Mad Men, Planet Coaster, Mutant League Football, Perception, Super Retro-Cade, Retrobit Generations, IREM, Data East, Capcom, Technos, Renegade, Double Dragon, Harry Potter, Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, Police Squad!, Justice League, Logan, Star Trek Discovery, The Orville, Super Mario Odyssey, Breathe of the Wild, Bubsy: The Woolies Strike Back, Rogue Stormers, Giana Sisters: Twisted Dreams, 8-bit Adventure Anthology, Morphite, Omega Strike, JASEM, High Sea Havoc, Deja Vu, ShadowGate 64, Atari Jaguar, Splatoon 2, Spelunky 2, Guacamelee 2, Concrete Genie, The Gardens Between, Beyond Two Souls, David Cage, Detroit: Become Human, The Last of US Part 2, Stranger Things, LA Noire, Spider-Man Shattered Dimensions, Dante's Inferno, Ghost of Tsushima, Crackdown 3, Game Pass, Sea of Thieves  and more.                                                                     If you like the show please leave us an itunes, Google, Youtube or Stitcher review, a tweet, an email or a voicemail (202-573-7686).   Download the GE iOS / WP apps and check out GameEnthus. Show Length: 154 minutes Direct Download      Show Links Follow Trav Follow Cyril The-en.com DefunctGames   New videos GameEnthus.com   Youtube.com/user/GameEnthus     Community Info   Kiaun's Show The Analog Circle Podcast Gary's Show TheGamesMenRPG Open Forum Radio GeeksGoneRaw SingleSimulcast    Show Music     Outkast - Prototype instrumental Public Enemy - Give it Up instrumental Busta Rhymes - Whoo Ha! instrumental De La Soul - Copacabanga instrumental De La Soul - Baby Phat instrumental Pharoahe Monch - The Light instrumental  

It's episode 3! This week we talk a little bit about the Oscars. We play Assassin's Creed III, Digimon Cyber Sleuth, Diddy Kong Racing, Bidding of Isac, Roller Coaster Tycoon Touch, Pokemon, Darkest Dungeon, and Fire Emblem.  In News we discuss Pokemon day, Heavy Hitters Kickstarter, and the Nintendo Switch.  Games we learned- X-Wing Game you might not have played- Clash at Demondhead 

The busy Lorne Balfe takes some time to chat once again about all his recent projects including The Frozen Ground, Salinger, Beyond: Two Souls and more! We chat about his experience of putting together a live concert in Spain at the PlayFest Festival where he won an award for best video game score for Assassin's Creed III. Lorne talks about the long journey of making Salinger and his love for documentaries. We also discuss game scores with Beyond: Two Souls, which is an extremely unique project. He shares about working with director David Cage on this bold interactive narrative starring Ellen Page and Willem Dafoe. It's always a pleasure to catch up with Lorne in all his endeavors. Enjoy! Interview Conducted By:Kaya Savas Special Thanks:Lorne BalfeBeth KrakowerCinemedia Promotions

Card City Nights 2, Mirage: Arcane Warfare, Bastion, Metroid Prime, Assassin's Creed III, SOMA, Jet Force Gemini, Conker's Bad Fur Day, Through The Woods, Absolver, Robert Yang, The Suffering, Area 51, Metal Gear Solid. Midtro: None

Dylan and Ryan are back with a short episode covering the past week of gaming. But E3 is over, so it has been a slow week for gaming news. Riding the sequel train from E3, Ryan dives into Wolfenstein: The New Order to prep for Wolfenstein: The New Colossus, while Dylan gushes about Assassin's Creed III in anticipation of Assassin's Creed: Origins. For News, Ryan breaks down his hopes for Beyond Good and Evil 2, and goes into what a seemingly innocent tech demo means for the future of gaming. In Competitive Corner, Dylan breaks down the benefits of having a Legendary catch up mechanic coming to Hearthstone. Not to be outdone by themselves though, Blizzard recently announced changes coming to Overwatch, including a revamped highlight mode and changes to the loot boxes. Finally Dylan gives a shout out to an old friend of his, Shynon, who just signed with Team SoloMid.

Welcome to episode 71 of the TrueAchievements podcast. With Rich out of the office, this week's show sees the long awaited return of Ash who is now available again after he stopped playing The Division during every waking hour. We were also joined by Will who is one-third of the TA Playlist podcast and a regular contributor to our first impressions videos. On this week's show, we give you the chance to win a download code for Death Squared, discuss the potential benefits of Xbox Game Pass, shed a tiny tear over the delay of Red Dead Redemption 2, get excited about the recent Far Cry 5 trailers and key art, and check out June's Games with Gold titles. We also give you our thoughts on the past week's ID@Xbox streams, discuss this week's big news announcements, take a look at what we've been playing over the past seven days, look at the games coming our way next week, and answer your questions, including our question of the week. Links: TA Playlist Game for June 2017 Announced June's Games with Gold Titles Announced Red Dead Redemption 2 Delayed To Spring 2018 Fallout 4 Free Weekend On Xbox Live Get Even Delayed Out of Respect For Recent Manchester Victims Far Cry 5 Invites You to The Last Supper in New Key Art Image Overwatch's Anniversary Celebration Commences Assassin's Creed III, ilomilo, Shinobi and More Now Backward Compatible

Todo el mundo conoce Essen, la San Diego Comicon y la GENeral CONvention de Indianapolis. Pero son pocos los que saben que la convención más grande e importante de Europa, y una de las más importantes del mundo, se celebra cada año en una pequeña ciudad de la Toscana llamada Lucca. El Lucca Comics & Games celebra este año su 50 aniversario y promete ser, como siempre ha sido, una fiesta brutal repleta de juegos de todo tipo y de diversión a raudales. Si quieres saber más solo tienes que escuchar este episodio muy especial de "Jugando Solo". Aquí algunos enlaces: Página web oficial de Lucca Comics and Games: http://www.luccacomicsandgames.com/it/2016/home/ Aquí algunos vídeos: Lucca Comics and Games 2014, concurso de Cosplay: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qm7nkf1i2dQ Primer día del Lucca Comics and Games 2014: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PadHepXWLY8 División italiana de Umbrella en Lucca Comics: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7fQ_AjrffaY Lucca Comics and Games 2014: el sueño que supera a la realidad: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JTpBpKKxfuE#t=226.750042 Tercer día del Lucca Comics and Games 2015: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DPtcuC4vBbk Pabellón de videojuegos de Lucca Comics and Games 2014: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rA9Z056xhYQ Recreación de la batalla de Bunker Hill, Assassins Creed III, Lucca Comics and Games 2012: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VRN7TFNaYCE

Welcome to our final episode in our series examining Super Metroid. We delve specifically into the last couple of boss battles and the concomitant storytelling, and spend some time thinking about our favorite areas. We also talk about the pillars and takeaways of the game. Dev Game Club looks at classic video games and plays through them over several episodes, providing commentary. Sections played: End of the game! Podcast breakdown: 0:47    Section 1: Final bosses, storytelling, and Zebes's areas 42:12  Break 1 42:55  Section 2: Takeaways, listener feedback, next game Issues covered: Tim wants to be a pill bug, Samus's backstory and narrative wrappers, feedback/feed-forward loop, player skill, being stuck near Ridley, difficulty curves, developer blindness to difficulty, earning the end vs other Nintendo titles, Space Pirates, map problems and telling the player what they can find, controls difficulty, storytelling in the endgame, Christian the lion, getting to know the world, difficulty adjustment, creature design in Maridia, scale and creature design of Wrecked Ship, broken glass in Maridia, quicksand physics, genre creation through exploration structure, moments of discovery, "quarters aesthetic," attract mode, digital vs analog gating, feedback to the player, teaching NPCs, content that only some people see, knowing what you get with other media, progression in mechanics vs in numbers, time investment, iTunes review, miniature play in tabletop RPGs, character builds (broken and otherwise). Games, people, and influences mentioned or discussed: Daniel Johansson, Nintendo Power, Jungle Book, Metroid Prime series, Final Fantasy IX, Starfighter series, Legend of Zelda series, Mario series, Assassin's Creed III, Shadows of Mordor, Siegfried and Roy, Deus Ex, Warren Spector, Halo, System Shock 2, Shigeru Miyamoto, Journey to the Center of the Earth, Castlevania: Symphony of the Night, The Witness, Idle Thumbs, Chris Remo, Ori and the Blind Forest, Stephen King, Elana Ferrante, Batman: Arkham Asylum, Rydrum2112, Fallout, Ultima series, Might and Magic series, Wizardry Series, Gold Box series, Baldur's Gate, Infinity Engine, Black Isle, Interplay, Icewind Dale, Planescape: Torment, Fallout 4, Bethesda Game Studios. Links: Christian the lion! Next time: Fallout, up until but not including Junktown @brett_douville, @timlongojr, and @devgameclub DevGameClub@gmail.com

Our episode exploring the past trial and error of movies, and whether or not any future films will break "the curse of video game films." We also talk about whether or not it's necessary to make a movie, based on the current cinematic games we have, and plenty more.Minor Spoilers: Super Mario Bros, Mortal Kombat, Doom, Silent Hill, Silent Hill Revelations, multiple Silent Hill games, the Assassin's Creed trailer, Assassin's Creed Syndicate, and Halo ODSTMajor Spoilers: Mortal Kombat: Annihilation, the first Tomb Raider game, Assassin's Creed III & Black Flag, and an uncountable amount of Resident Evil Movies and games.Featuring: Everett Mobly, Kendall Mobly, Matt Daniels, Trent Gleason, Eric Scrimsher, Seth Gleason

Subscribe (iTunes)Subscribe (Stiticher) This time on Built to Play, Daniel visited Xbox Canada and Arman discusses Canadian games and the great outdoors. The Built to Play staff doesn't make it outside often. Sure we can see the outside from the windows in our studio, but we rarely experience it. Just kidding. Our studio doesn't have windows. Anyway, Daniel actually left the studio to talk to play some upcoming Xbox One games, while Arman talked to game designers about why they liked the outside. For Arman, it's baby steps. At X14, Daniel played Sunset Overdrive, Fable Legends, The Evil Within, Mortal Kombat X and Alien: Isolation. Here's a couple samples of what he found: Sunset Overdrive: The problem mostly comes in when your weapon variety starts to show up. I had a flaming  gential-themed shotgun, a disc gun that fired vinyl records, and a massive hand cannon called the Dirty Harry. None of these guns really favoured the high speed, far away combat style that the grind-rails encouraged. The shotgun worked great for enemies nearby, and the hand cannon was perfect when I slowed myself down and focused on enemies, but otherwise, the disc gun’s bouncing records was the only weapon that worked at the high speeds the game wanted me to move at. Fable Legends: It’s unbelievably fluid, and part of that may have had to do with the fact that it was running on five networked machines, but god damn if it wasn’t impressive. The game doesn’t currently have a five player local option, which could be a problem moving forward, but apparently Lionhead is looking into smartglass support for the villain player.  The Evil Within: At one point, I walked down a hallway, and triggered a rope that dragged me into a closet full of spinning blades. I tried shooting at the blades to jam them, but of course, the game didn’t exactly highlight the tiny blinking light I was meant to shoot at until after I died. And then I lost about 20 minutes of progress.  Mortal Kombat X: This is a game where the aforementioned Cassie Cage (...) can kneecap her opponents, shoot them through the head, pull out some gum, chew it, stick it over the bullet hole, and watch as a blood soaked bubble pops out.  Alien: Isolation:  The sound of it approaching was enough to get my knees shaking, and the subtle cutaway when it catches you is probably a thousand times spookier than any gore-shot could have been. The Xenomorph runs around unscripted too, doing whatever its AI feels like, so there’s no way to rely on rote memorization. It’s all about your skill at tracking, avoiding, and using the incredibly limited toolset available to you.  Tune in about 50 seconds into the show to hear us chat about these games and _Assassin's Creed: Unity. _Plus we hear from Nitai Bessette, the level design director, of AC: Unity and Matt Grandstaff, the global community lead at Bethesda Softworks. Daniel also met two designers from Lionhead on the Fable Legends team, the game's directorDavid Eckelberry and the villain's designer, Lewis Brundish. **Or read the whole article here. ** The Long Dark - Dawn The Long Dark - Sunset Kona - The Letter Kona - The Station Kris Krug - Roche Point, North Vancouver, British Columbia Northern Pix - Rankin Inlet, Nunavut, Canada For the staff at Built to Play, Canada is probably our favourite place to be. We have free healthcare, moose, and poutine. It's great, and a lot of game designers would agree with us. As we've repeated multiple times on the show, Canada is the third largest centre for game development in the world, right behind the United States and Japan. Which is why it feels odd when we can call so few of those games "Canadian." Games like Deus Ex: Human Revolution, Mass Effect, and Assassin's Creed are all games made in Canada, but you wouldn't know that from looking at it or playing it or talking to the developers. To be fair to the first two, Mass Effect and Deus Ex both have had levels set in Canada (Vancouver and Montreal respectively), but Assassin's Creed, even when Ubisoft Montreal leads development, never feels like it belongs here.  The weirdest game in the series has to be Assassin's Creed III. This open world assassination game set in the American Revolution was partially planned by Ubisoft, a French company, led by Ubisoft Montreal, a Canadian company, with parts built all over the world. It's clearly about the American Revolution, but it's not made by all that many Americans and while they doubtless did their research, the game feels culturally nomadic. It has very few traces of authorship. No one person built this game and there's no one vision guiding it. So it's not Canadian, but I'd argue it's not very American either. It's a multinational project undertaken by one of the largest game publishers in the world, Ubisoft.  The majority of development studios in Canada are owned by larger publishers, like EA, Square Enix, or Microsoft, none of which care very much about where these games are physically made so long as Americans buy them. So the majority of Canada's big budget games don't feel very Canadian.  Alexandre Fiset felt this weirdness while he was at Beenox, a studio based in Quebec City that's owned by Activision. Beenox makes games starring Spider-Man, sometimes based on the ongoing film series. Fiset wasn't satisfied working on a Marvel hero living in a fantasy New York, so he left the company to start Parabole Games. Parabole recently completed a kickstarter for the game Kona, an episodic series about a supernatural mystery in northern Quebec. Fiset wasn't alone in thinking about his game as a cultural product either. Raphael van Lierop, founder of Hinterland Studios and designer of the Long Dark, has been thinking about game design as a way to make something local. The Long Darktakes place near the mountains of British Columbia, far north of where van Lierop lives on Vancouver Island. It's a survival game based in the rough Canadian wilderness. That's a little odd in itself. Two designers wanted to put a bit of local flavour into their games, and both of them based their in the wild. The conception of Canada as this vast land of forest and tundra seems almost like a stereotype. But, as they'll both argue, Canada looks more like that stereotype than Canadians like to admit.  Fiset and van Lierop discuss Canada, the garrison mentality, and why cultural diversity is important for all games, not just Canadian ones. You can hear from them starting 38:45 The Long Dark's survival mode is now available on Steam Early Access. Kona's first episode will be released in April 2015. You can play the demo here. Once again thanks to the Free Music Archive for access to great bands like Podington Bear. In our Xbox One preview section, we used the following tracks from that band: "Nature Kid", "Moondots and Polkabeams", "Lake Victoria" and "Belfast". We also used "Hedge Schools" by Peter DiPhillips.  For the rest of the show we used the following songs from the Free Music Archive: "Wanna see my Spaceship" by Beatoven,"Run to Canada" by Min-Y-Lian, "Detective" by Krowne, "Photosphere" by Charles Atlas, and "Blind Eyes" by Everlone. We used sound effects from Destiny.  This episode was written by Daniel Rosen and edited by Arman Aghbali.  If you liked this episode leave us a comment, review or subscribe. Thanks for listening!  

FEATURING: New Business from Danny, Ty, Tim and Daan featuring Attack on Titan (3DS), Resident Evil 4, Assassin's Creed III and Gaist Crusher!A short bit of next gen talk with impressions on the Xbone and PS4The best games of 2013 on Nintendo platforms in Japan!

Gamers will probably know Jessica Martin best from her portrayal of Samus Aran in Metroid: Other M or her role in The Gamers: Hands of Fate. She's also a filmmaker and speaks fluent wookie! We chat about life as an actress in Seattle, portraying Samus, and making films. Our talk with Jessica Martin starts at 44:25 Also in this episode: Games: Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon, Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag, Skyrim, Assassin's Creed III, Warframe, Blacklight: Retribution, Contrast, The Walking Dead, La Mulana, DC Universe Online (PS4 version). Movies: The Pianist, Rosemary's Baby. Corey: Admits Roman Polanski might well be a bad guy, Has an electrical field that affects computers if he doesn't meditate, The age of aggression began 5,000 years ago but may now be coming to an end. Corey returns to the formerly renounced: Vioient Games  Corey now renounces: Consumerism. Twitter: @GoForRainbow Email: GoForRainbow@gmail.com Please rate us on iTunes! We love you.  

Que verano mas loco estamos pasando con las vacaciones, estamos seguramente ante el ultimo programa de la temporada porque no creo que podamos grabar hasta septiembre y aunque en este programa somos menos que de costumbre espero que os guste Assassin’s Creed III y los demas juegos que comentamos. Sumario: -Terapia de Grupo -Noticias -Análisis de la quincena: Assassin’s Creed 3 -Juegos veraniegos

Time to catch up on gaming and technology news beyond E3, well and some more E3 followup. We are both still playing League of Legends, but Wayne has picked up Assassin's Creed III and Dear Esther, while Ken is still touching on WoW in private servers. The Oculus Rift is in the news again, raising $16 million. Why is Elder Scrolls online coming to consoles? What do you know, tech companies like high speed internets. And Microsoft admits to their Ooops with the One, is this a good thing? Show notes available here: http://media.vtwproductions.com/forum/index.php?topic=11173.0

In part one of our two part E3 coverage we go over all the games we played before and during E3 week. We also talk about Nintendo's demo limiting, in-game clocks, and why does Sonic the Hedgehog drive a car? Show Notes -------------------- Opening Song (How Attractive! by: Dj CUTMAN - http://music.djcutman.com) Jason's Games: (360) Black Ops 2 Scott Pilgrim vs The World: The Game Poker Night 2 Metro Last Light State of Decay [DEMO] (3DS) Project X Zone [DEMO] Sonic All Stars Racing Transformed [DEMO] Mario Kart 7 Fire Emblem Steven's Games: PokeMon Black V2 (DS) Henry Hatsworth in the Puzzling Adventure (DS) Picross e (3DS eShop) CoD: Black Ops 2 (360) Halo 4 (360) Dead Space 3 (360) Assassin's Creed III (360) HELL YEAH! Wrath of the Dead Rabbit (XBLA) Minecraft (XBLA) Castle Storm (XBLA) DEMO Sanctum 2 (XBLA) DEMO

This week, we just kinda talk about a bunch of games, some we like..some we don't like..such games including Assassins Creed III and how it tricked us into thinking it was a good game, Final Fantasy Tactics, Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn, Mark of the Ninja, Dungeons and Dragons: Chronicles of Mystara, Dead Space (of course, cause why not), The Last of Us, and some Bioshock is thrown in there, too. Oh, I guess we also mention that Microsoft reversing the DRM stuff near the end of the cast, but who cares, right? Right? SUBCAST is: @SubWeaponGaming Dann James @DannJamesSW Kevin Cooper @CoopCoopCoop Mike Logan @LoganDoesComedy Eric Morgan @ryjin Like us on Facebook! http://facebook.com/subweapon Also be sure to check out WHY DAD LEFT, a comedy off-topic variety podcast with radio sketches and funny conversations starring Mike Logan and Dann James, you can find the first episode here: http://whydadleft.podomatic.com/entry/2013-06-20T03_51_15-07_00

How can one franchise lose two diehard fans in 3 years? Find out in this episode about Ubisoft's tragic comedy Assassin's Creed III.

[WARNING: First four episodes are done raw/live with no editing, so have a different aesthetic than the current format. Serious GFR fans only.] Discussed: Far Cry 3, Assassin's Creed III, Dishonored, Skyrim DLC, Dust 514, babies, girl avatars.

Audio only. Video podcast available at http://internetdragons.tv.

Ben chats with Joel, deputy editor of Official PlayStation Magazine UK, about working on OPM, his past jobs and getting into the gaming industry! Website - www.playstationradio.co.uk Email - fishandchips@playstationradio.co.uk Twitter - @PSRadioUK Facebook - www.facebook.com/playstationradiouk Ben PSN - Confused_Dude Simon PSN - SiborgSimoSctlnd Patrick PSN - Zippyptrick Ben Twitter - @Confused_Dude OPMUK Twitter - @OPM_UK

This week, it's really late, we've been away all week, and I'm sick, but we still manage to put out a podcast! We talk about impressions of each other, dominance, shortbread, the history of the earth (and the last few days), Adelaide, my future juice wife, The Walking Dead, Manos: The Hands of Fate, Assassin's Creed III, and Slayer.In SSST: Nintendo announces Pokémon X and Pokémon Y, Sony ceases production of the PlayStation 2 (so we take a look back at the console's greatest hits and misses), and Namco announce their plans to open a high-end gaming restaurant. Also we get lots of yelling done.In Ask SSJ: We discuss console lifespans and the future of this console generation, before taking some questions from the net... and to be honest, there were too many to count this week, and I am lazy. :D I think I remember singing a bunch of Clash and Queen songs towards the end?MUSIC USED:SSJ Theme 2: Xavier Rubetzki NoonanLook Back: 2NRO8OT / CC BY-NC-SA 3.0Trick and/or Treat (the candy raid is on!): Nordloef / CC BY-NC 3.0CLICK HERE to download!MOOMOO IS SICK... SHE NEEDS LOTS OF BERRIES.Add Sandsky on XBL and PSN: colourfastAdd Xavier on PSN and XBL: xavierrnFREE ADVICE: Don't try and drink Adelaide water. There's a reason they have such good beer and wine - their water is undrinkable.Spotted in Adelaide: a philosophy we live our lives by.

This week, it's been just a few days since we last recorded, so we haven't got much to talk about. But we still manage to stretch this episode out for over 100 minutes, so there ya go. We talk about cheerful welcomes, heavy drinking, artistic nudity, Halle Berry, violent love, children's books, a Guinness lighter, teamwork, Bad News Bears, The Love Boat, Mad Men (note - slight spoilers), Assassin's Creed III, passive gameplay, and body image.In SSST: Zip. Nada. Zilch.In Ask SSJ: we cover a bumper crop of your delightful listener mail! We talk about body-swaps, great console design, obscure Simpsons references, sex with pavlovas, and women we'd like to marry, as well as WAY WAY WAY more. Huge thanks go to Tweeters @ReeMansell and @GrotesqueSavior (#GargoyleJuan), Official Botheree Of The Show Luke Milton, friends of the show Alexei Toliopoulos and Lee Sullivan,  and Juans such as Hugo, Clarrie, Michael, Dylan, Cameron, Katy, Ephy and Eliza!MUSIC USED:SSJ Theme 2: Xavier Rubetzki NoonanCosmic Sing-a-long: Cryptacize / CC BY-NC-SA 3.0CLICK HERE to download!WHAT YOU CALL LOVE WAS INVENTED BY GUYS LIKE ME TO SELL NYLONS.Check out our band, General Pants & the Privates, at that show we talked about. It'll be fun!Add Sandsky on XBL and PSN: colourfastAdd Xavier on PSN and XBL: xavierrnFREE ADVICE: Whenever you want me, all you have to do is dream. Dream, dream dream.

OMG DAT PS4 RITE? 0:00:00 - Intro 0:11:27 - GOTW 0:36:48 - PSRQ+A 1:10:06 - News 1:21:20 - Goodbyes n' Stuff Website - www.playstationradio.co.uk Email - fishandchips@playstationradio.co.uk Twitter - @PSRadioUK Facebook - www.facebook.com/playstationradiouk Ben PSN - Confused_Dude Simon PSN - SiborgSimoSctlnd Patrick PSN - Zippyptrick Ben Twitter - @Confused_Dude Simon Twitter - @SimonSiThornton Patrick Twitter - @Zippypatrick

Ben chats with Rob; script writer, camera hog and all round nice chap about working on Access, his past jobs and getting into the gaming industry! Website - www.playstationradio.co.uk Email - fishandchips@playstationradio.co.uk Twitter - @PSRadioUK Facebook - www.facebook.com/playstationradiouk Ben PSN - Confused_Dude Simon PSN - SiborgSimoSctlnd Patrick PSN - Zippyptrick Ben Twitter - @Confused_Dude Rob Twitter - @rob_pearson86 Access Twitter - @PSAccess

It happened. We all watched it. Here are the opinions of two idiots. Website - www.playstationradio.co.uk Email - fishandchips@playstationradio.co.uk Twitter - @PSRadioUK Facebook - www.facebook.com/playstationradiouk Ben PSN - Confused_Dude Simon PSN - SiborgSimoSctlnd Patrick PSN - Zippyptrick Ben Twitter - @Confused_Dude Simon Twitter - @SimonSiThornton Patrick Twitter - @Zippypatrick

Harking back to the days of old, Simon and Ben take on the podcast by themselves, resulting in one of our longest podcast to date! 0:00:00 - Intro 0:08:16 - GOTW 0:49:45 - PSRQ+A 1:21:58 - News 1:33:33 - Goodbyes n' Stuff Website - www.playstationradio.co.uk Email - fishandchips@playstationradio.co.uk Twitter - @PSRadioUK Facebook - www.facebook.com/playstationradiouk Ben PSN - Confused_Dude Simon PSN - SiborgSimoSctlnd Patrick PSN - Zippyptrick Ben Twitter - @Confused_Dude Simon Twitter - @SimonSiThornton Patrick Twitter - @Zippypatrick

Ben lands the best voice over gig known to man, the gents undertake vital bowel research and there may or may not be a PS4 announcement on the horizon! 0:00:00 - Intro 0:12:25 - GOTW 0:41:00 - PSRQ+A 1:05:01 - News 1:11:04 - Goodbyes n' Stuff Website - www.playstationradio.co.uk Email - fishandchips@playstationradio.co.uk Twitter - @PSRadioUK Facebook - www.facebook.com/playstationradiouk Ben PSN - Confused_Dude Simon PSN - SiborgSimoSctlnd Patrick PSN - Zippyptrick Ben Twitter - @Confused_Dude Simon Twitter - @SimonSiThornton Patrick Twitter - @Zippypatrick

Assassins Creed III y El Museo de los Errores

Bumper show this week, a large Yay or Nay section and a Simon's Quiz! RIP Olly Dog: May '97 - Jan '13 0:00:00 - Intro 0:10:35 - GOTW 0:29:38 - Simon's Quiz 0:38:14 - PSRQ+A 0:56:23 - Yay or Nay 1:18:44 - Goodbyes n' Stuff Website - www.playstationradio.co.uk Email - fishandchips@playstationradio.co.uk Twitter - @PSRadioUK Facebook - www.facebook.com/playstationradiouk Ben PSN - Confused_Dude Simon PSN - SiborgSimoSctlnd Patrick PSN - Zippyptrick Ben Twitter - @Confused_Dude Simon Twitter - @SimonSiThornton Patrick Twitter - @Zippypatrick

A 30 second review for Far Cry 3 Website - www.playstationradio.co.uk Email - fishandchips@playstationradio.co.uk Twitter - @PSRadioUK Facebook - www.facebook.com/playstationradiouk Ben PSN - Confused_Dude Simon PSN - SiborgSimoSctlnd Patrick PSN - Zippyptrick Ben Twitter - @Confused_Dude Simon Twitter - @SimonSiThornton Patrick Twitter - @Zippypatrick

Some Far Cry, some food, it's all inside this happy meal! 0:00:00 - Intro 0:08:34 - GOTW 0:44:33 - PSRQ+A 1:10:49 - News 1:21:42 - Top 5 2013 1:26:58 - Goodbyes n' Stuff Website - www.playstationradio.co.uk Email - fishandchips@playstationradio.co.uk Twitter - @PSRadioUK Facebook - www.facebook.com/playstationradiouk Ben PSN - Confused_Dude Simon PSN - SiborgSimoSctlnd Patrick PSN - Zippyptrick Ben Twitter - @Confused_Dude Simon Twitter - @SimonSiThornton Patrick Twitter - @Zippypatrick

The boys are back (in town) just in time to share their top 5 games of 2012 with you! 0:00:00 - Intro 0:09:10 - Top 5 2012 0:48:19 - News 0:52:48 - GOTW 1:11:48 - Goodbyes n' Stuff Website - www.playstationradio.co.uk Email - fishandchips@playstationradio.co.uk Twitter - @PSRadioUK Facebook - www.facebook.com/playstationradiouk Ben PSN - Confused_Dude Simon PSN - SiborgSimoSctlnd Patrick PSN - Zippyptrick Ben Twitter - @Confused_Dude Simon Twitter - @SimonSiThornton Patrick Twitter - @Zippypatrick

Episode 335: Pop Culture and Whatnot Episode 2: Sean and Jim continue with a second of the monthly bonus shows that look outside DC. We have a casual chat about Amazing Spider-man 700, Avenging Spider-man 15.1, Fracture, and a main topic focus on gaming where we discuss favorite current MMO's and Assassin's Creed III. Listener voicemails return next week! Show Notes: 0:00 Show opening, http://www.heroinitiative.org, http://www.DCBService.com, http://www.Instocktrades.com,  show voicemail line 1-440-388-4434 or drnorge on Skype,and more.   Show contact info and web site: http://www.ragingbullets.com 2:28 Comic and gaming chat 1:19:25 Show Closing (Hawkman song by friends of the show “Wednesday Heroes”) http://wednesdayheroes.com/wordpress/ We’ll be back next week with our next episode.  Check Ragingbullets.com and the forum for regular updates. Action Lab Comics (Home of Fracture) http://www.actionlabcomics.com/ The Secret World http://www.thesecretworld.com/ Star Wars: The Old Republic http://www.swtor.com/ Champions Online http://co.perfectworld.com/

Decimoquinta edición del MundoGamers Podcast con un programa muy variado para amenizar esta Semana Santa pasada por agua, y nunca mejor dicho, porque tenemos un auténtico chaparrón con Silent Hill Downpour, donde ampliamos el reciente análisis que podéis leer en mundogamers.com. - ¿A qué estamos jugando?: Rythm Thief, Devil May Cry HD Collection, Kinect Star Wars, Ridge Racer Unbounded, Jak and Daxter HD Collection, New York Crimes, Kingdom Hearts Dream Drop Distance, Theatrerythm Final Fantasy y Dragon's Dogma. - La noticia de la semana: Posibles especificaciones técnicas de PS4 y Xbox 720, sistema anti-segunda mano y fecha de lanzamiento de WiiU. - Preview: Assassin's Creed III - Review: Silent Hill Downpour - Debate: Analizando el género del terror y lo que nos produce miedo en los videojuegos. Esta semana con la participación de @alexpasc, @vicjunquera y @alvaroondina.