Podcasts about bit bash

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Amanda Hudgins is a game designer and the creator of the Thousand Button Project, many other awesome alternative controllers, and is the managing editor of Unwinnable. Amanda's game projects have been featured at events like Bit Bash and at many other events -- I had a really fun time with this interview! Enjoy. For more on Amanda's work, check out http://amandathrows.rocks/ Visit Amanda on Twitter @ barelyconcealed Other Notes from the show: * Thousand Button Project: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eN1zWjLXeo8&list=PLi_Qv13BlyFKa_tkxXMa-FkvcC51ee8yh&index=9&t=0s * Amanda Hudgins Assembles an Alternative Controller: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kbXhyDn7wr4

Bobby Lockhart is an award-winning designer of educational games. He has designed and developed games based on popular Intellectual Properties like Jurassic World and Batman, and has created games for institutions like the Notebaert Nature Museum and the Anti-Cruelty Society. His games have been shown at the Bit Bash festival, Alt.Ctrl at GDC, and the Games•Learning•Society conference. He is an expert blogger of game design on gamasutra.com, and has given talks at Play*Make*Learn, M-Dev, and the Game Developers’ Conference.

Bit Bash was bigger and better than ever this year, and Luis Badillo and I tell you about the event straight from MSI in Chicago! Many of these games can't be experienced anywhere else so listen here for our impressions!

Michael and Dave dive deep into Sony's purchase of Insomniac Games and the future of Spiderman, Rachet and Clank and Resistance. Bit Bash recap and what were playing and watching. Plus your #askpsnation questions.

We’re talking Blackout Club on this episode of Unmissable! David and Sara have both played the impressively ambitious cooperative horror game and came away suitably impressed! Come for the Stranger Things comparisons, stay for the harrowing tales of sins Unwinnablers committed! Also on this episode, the gang talks up Managing Editor Amanda Hudgins’s appearance at Bit Bash with her new game where you get to smash a real guitar! And we end the show with a Ring the Bell that’s actually about Taco Bell! Groundbreaking. (Plus bonus Pastaroni!) Order up! 

Episode 1: Bit Bash and Independent Game Designers This week, we interview modern day renaissance man David Laskey and learn about Bit Bash, Chicago's alternative games festival! We talk about Chicago's game scene, how Bit Bash got started, and hear about some of Sam and Patrick's experiences at Bit Bash. Learn more about Bit Bash at: https://bitbashchicago.com/ Follow David at: https://twitter.com/david_laskey Feedback? Let us know! Send us a message at sochietypodcast@gmail.com

For the past several years Bit Bash has offered a platform for indy game makers to show their projects in the Chicago area. This week Bill chats with Rob Lach, who curates the games seen at the events to get an idea of how they do it! Plus, Chris Bashen of the Nerd Outcast Podcast joins Bill to chat Star Trek: The Next Generation for Screenwatching along with the games he's played! Screenwatching Star Trek: TNG "The Game": (00:37) Interview w/ Rob Lach (20:36) Games Played (31:23)

Will, Dylan, and Mike Odum convene for a post-GDC discussion. Dylan regails us with stories of adventures faraway, from Bit Bash to Train Jam to GDC. His Train Jam game, Track Trek, was made in collaboration with Matt Gambell, Keaton White, and Craig Barnes and is available for all to play (as long as you have two Xbox controllers). We also discuss GDC experiences, unsuccessful game pitches, and determining success. The conference brought its own share of meaty topics, including unionization in the games industry, the future of GDC, and the current American political climate’s effect on international developers’ attendance, most readily seen in the #1ReasonToBe panel. We conclude by catching up on Will’s game — working title: Oddish Adventure — currently at version 0.0.3, and Mike updates us on Clash Cup Turbo’s development and multiplayer beta. Next up on Wardcast: Hidden Gems of PAX East II, an interview with Alex Berry from The Swords of Ditto, an interview with Mike Bithell, and more! Games include The Moon Fields, Time Crisis II, and Superhot. Got a question for the show? Join us on Discord or email us at contact@ward-games.com!

Will, Dylan, and Mike Odum convene for a post-GDC discussion. Dylan regails us with stories of adventures faraway, from Bit Bash to Train Jam to GDC. His Train Jam game, […]

Another year, another Bit Bash! Special thanks to the teams behind Victor the Loser, Light Pong, and the 1000 Button Project, as well as the staff of Bit Bash and guest Chris Arneson!

30 Episodes! I'm truly excited by the fact that we've done 30 episodes!! Well on today's episode Gamer Complainer and I (Efocutioner) talk about in It's All About the Hype, Street Fighter 5 new updates, Katsuhiro Harada not taking no b.s from the SJW alliance, EA laying down the hammer and a few other topics, Indie Radar we talk about Papo & Yo and Bit Bash, True Story we have some pretty terrible experiences with Shadow of Modor, and more of our wild and goofy uncensored behavior. This recording was from our Live stream on August 21st so we may talk about the stream a bit and a few topics were taken out due to the fact we were talking to people on the stream. Anyways I hope you enjoy the episode and checkout TheChroniclesofGamers.com

We love Bit Bash, duh. This week, Tim and Clayton unpack this year's festival with its project manager, Jamie Sanchez; friend of the show and Blizzard fan Alex Honnet also returns to share what he loved about it! Thanks to our sponsor for this week's episode, Cards Against Humanity, and thanks as always to the Chicago Podcast Coop for hooking us up! If you'd like to support the Nerdologues and see more shows like this, check out our Patreon page! That helps a ton!

Bill and Justine Krueger (@justineface) talk about their favorite experiences from Bit Bash, an indy video game festival! Bill is also joined by Jamie Sanchez (@spacedragon) and Brice Puls (@bricepuls) from the Indy City Collective, who are responsible for running the event!

Cody and Jon discuss the fantasy writing workshops, board games, and other geek culture they experienced at the world’s largest gaming convention: Gen Con 2016! Show Notes: * Jon and Cody discuss sharing a hotel room with 12 adult dudes, and how whiskey pouring can complicate sleep sometimes * Cody gives a high-level overview of the writing seminars offered at Gen Con 2016, some of the interesting takeaways from the authors on the panels he attended, and a little background about his writing interests and his first foray into writing a fantasy novel * Jon describes the huge difference between staying at a hotel directly connected to the Indiana Convention Center and staying at a hotel further away during Gen Con * Some of their favorite board games played at Gen Con 2016 were Eldritch Horror, Legends of Andor, and Seasons * Just as Cody and Jon start to pivot to another subject after their Gen Con 2016 talk, A GAME/LIFE BALANCE U.S. FIRST OCCURS! You won’t want to miss this UNIQUE YET CLICK-BAITY EVENT that, like an RKO, came outta nowhere! * Cody plugs BitBash, the indie video game festival that he’s going to attend yet again this year, which you can follow on his Instagram feed at Instagram.com/CodyGough * Learn how to connect with us on the GonnaGeek Network, syndication on WGN Plus, our YouTube channel, and more! * Podcast theme song intro/outro credit: ‘Subterranean Kamikaze‘ by Sixto Sounds,zircon, via OverClocked ReMix (http://ocremix.org) * Game/Life Balance AUS official web site: http://www.gamelifebalanceaustralia.com

This week, Bill is joined by Kate Hardiman, Bilal Dardai, and Trevor Dawkins to discuss The Neocade, a video game fundraiser for the Neo-Futurists coming up on Thursday November 12th. Along with showings from Bit Bash and the Video Game Art Gallery, they are producing a video game themed edition of Too Much Light Makes the Baby Go Blind titled Game Positive. The 3 talk to Bill about their personal game interests, the event, and the growing cultural weight of video games.

This week we talk about BitBash 2015. We talk about our favorite games from the event and other odd and ends. We also livestreamed this episode! Check out the video on YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NtLX9zphLjI) or Twitch (http://www.twitch.tv/libraryofgames/v/16204165)

A multi-topic episode, Bill reports back on Bit Bash 2015, then he and Cliff discuss Hot Date and Sonic Dreams Collection

Welcome back. We were gone this summer but now we are back. Violet, Ethan, Jaylan and Taylor discuss their gaming summers. We talk about BitBash, Trove, Counter Strike, Fallout, King's Quest and more.

Cody explains the intricacies of the CryptoLocker ransomware trojan, and how he’s dealing with the effects. Plus, hear about all the games he played at BitBash 2015, Chicago’s alternative / indie games festival. Show Notes: * Cody explains why he’s recording a solo episode and what happened to his home PC * Hear all about the CryptoLocker Virus, and what it will cost Cody to get rid of it so he can use his home computer again * Cody discusses BitBash 2015, Chicago’s alternative games festival, including some background on the festival and how well he liked the way it was organized this year * Cody talks about all the games he played (or saw people play) at BitBash 2015, many of which you can preview in video form on his Instagram account: * Downwell by Devolver Digital, “a game about a young man going down an endless well with gun-boots.” * Gunsport by Necrosoft Games, which “takes place in an alternate future where humans have grown tired of war. Nations’ petty disputes are now settled with the World’s Game, Gunsport.” * Chambara, “a local multiplayer stealth-deathmatch game with only two colors, allowing players to seamlessly camouflage themselves with the environment.” * Yojimbrawl, “a fighting game with very fluid fighting mechanics made by Evan Greenwood (Programming), Dawid Strauss (Art) and Deon van Heerden (Music/SFX).” * Fotonica, “a first-person game about the thrill of speed and traveling flawlessly through complex environments.” * Particle Mace, “a 1-4 player game for Windows/Mac/iOS by Andy Wallace about defending yourself in a hostile universe by swinging particles into enemies.” * Johann Sebastian Joust, “a no-graphics, digitally-enabled playground game for 2 to 7 players designed for motion controllers.” * Elbow Room by Deep Dark Hole, “a game about personal space, perpetual motion, and hitting a single key better than anyone else.” * Cody also discusses the 18 and up “adult games” area at BitBash, including some incredibly lewd but incredibly humorous games * If you’re a video game developer and want to talk to Cody on the podcast, then email him and Jon at unqualifiedpodcast@gmail.com!

Bit Bash -- Chicago's alternative games festival -- is absolutely one of the coolest things you can do with your time this weekend, and today, organizer Jamie Sanchez joins us to let us know what we're in for! Get pumped for a good day at Threadless IQ with this festival primer! Also hear Clayton debut a stunning new talent.  Thanks to Field Notes for sponsoring this episode and to the Chicago Podcast Coop too!

Blair Kuhlman is the mega-talented designer behind A Fitting, described as "a Kinect based art Installation that focuses on the idea of body image." It played to rave reviews at Bit Bash a few weeks ago, particularly from the Nerdologues' Kevin Reader, if you want his opinion. ANYWAY, Blair was kind enough to chat with Tim and Clayton about the growing gaming trend of emerging narrative - in other words, when a game's story develops from the gameplay itself instead of being imposed on the player via cutscenes and the like. This episode will get you thinking about storytelling and Clayton will talk about bachelor parties a little bit.  For those curious, here's Blair's portfolio. 

Cody recounts his experience with the “Bit Bash” Indie Gaming event at Threadless HQ in Chicago, featuring lots of games! Then, Jon reviews Five Nights at Freddy’s. Click here to download this episode of Unqualified Gamers

We are back. That's right, the schism has healed and we are back to good old Library of Games episodes. For the first episode of our tenth season we discuss the games we played at BitBash, Chicago's Indie Game Festival. Surprisingly, we also manage to stay on topic. Miracles do happen. P.S. Thanks to Miles for monitoring the audio recording! Featured Music Video Challenge (Anamanaguchi) / CC BY-NC-SA 3.0 Games we discussed Killer Queen by Sortasoft Gang Beasts by Boneloaf Samurai Gunn by Teknopants Nidhogg by Messhof PANORAMICAL by PANORAMICAL Crypt of the Necrodancer by Brace Yourself Games Max Gentlemen by The Men Who Wear Many Hats Choosatron by Jerry Belich Slash Dash by Nevernaught Games Pivvot by Fixpoint Productions Close Castles by Sirvo Slapfest by Slapfest DUAL by Sebastian Gosztyla Relax Harder by Carl Hill-Popper