Podcasts about bitmob

Rob Patrick, the founder of Bitmob, started writing code at 12 years old and never looked back. He's since become a CTO, CEO, co-founder, startup mentor/advisor, sold a company, guest spoken at Harvard, been on TV, co-authored a few patents and served as Chairman & member on a few Board of Directors. Even with more than 15 years of software technology leadership experience, he loves that the tech space provides constant opportunity to grow and innovate. Turns out, his passion is working with amazing people to create transformative software solutions that have significant positive impact. Bitmob is a SaaS Platform that produces high-quality automated tests for your codebase, which helps you eliminate bugs, improve code quality, and free up engineers. Want to build your business? Join The Grind! The Grind is a community where entrepreneurs, creators, and other go-getters can connect digitally and in-person to build their businesses, get ideas and inspiration, make an impact, and support others pursuing their dreams. Learn more here: https://www.justgogrind.com/the-grind/

If you cannot see the audio controls, your browser does not support the audio element Get a load of this mix, recorded last week while I was off work  trying to save the planet from alien invasion (and failing) on Xcom. Thanks to the Mutons for killing all my best officers. At least I had some tunes to listen to while I was getting my ass handed to me by these...I'll be ready for them next time! Lenzman, Ulterior Motive - Catharsis Intelligent Manners - All By Myself DJ Chap - Black Candles A.I., Command Strange - Broken Ground Blade - McNally's Theme Physics - Take No Shit Silent Dust - 1959 (Calibre Remix) Dynamic - Tokyo Blur Soul Intent - Sax Me Light Of Night - Graceful MSDOS - Aperture DJ Linky, Skyeyes - Madonna feat. Skyeyes Eveson, Sam Kdc - Retrospections (feat. Sam KDC) Brookes Brothers - The Big Blue Command Strange - Dreams MOS - Last Moment Intelligent Manners - Lose You

The latest episode of Just Talking features Dan Hsu, Editor in Chief of Bitmob and GamesBeat. Dan's journey through the video game industry includes jobs like Associate Editor and eventually Editor in Chief for Electronic Gaming Monthly and Editorial Director of the 1Up Network. It also includes studying statistics at the University of Michigan. Most recently he founded Bitmob.com and announced its acquisition by VentureBeat. There's plenty of conversation about all of these topics, especially the VentureBeat acquisition over the next hour or so. Enjoy. Follow Dan on Twitter at @DanShoeHsu and check out the excellent work done at bitmob.com. Run Time - 1:05:53 Send your feedback to feedback@justtalkingpodcast.com.

Evan and Bitmob staff writer Jeff Grubb talk about movies based on comic books and graphic novels. They love on their favorites, hate on their least favorites, and then Jeff spoils stuff from a movie that isn't even out yet when he talks about his experiences as an extra on the set of The Dark Knight Rises. [EDIT: As it turns out, that Orson Welles Batman movie was a hoax, perpetrated by Mark Millar. MILLAAAAAAAAAAAAAAR!!!!]

Noah and Marc introduce a new biweekly podcast to Nintendojo, where we have conversations with notable figures in videogame news and development. This week: Dan "Shoe" Hsu of Bitmob.

Bitmob staff writer Jeff Grubb joins Evan to discuss Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood. After a brief obsession with the word "badass," they get back on point and talk about parachutes, the franchise's strong family theme, and their hopes for future installments. Also, pope punching.

Evan and Bitmob co-founder Dan Hsu discuss Bioware's Mass Effect, a game so good they had to wait three years before they were sufficiently prepared to finish it. They also talk a little bit about their quarantined backlogs, and way too much about virtual sex with aliens.

What on earth is the Out-Cast? Well, this was a series of podcasts I did back in 2010~2012 on videogames and videogame culture in Japan for an old website with a completely different crew. I'm republishing them here on DecultureShock, but for anyone who is interested, the original website can be found here. http://www.decultureshock.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/The-Out-Cast-ep13.mp3 On this episode of the Out-Cast we talk about our hands on time with the 3DS at last week's Nintendo World 2011 game show. We are also joined once again by Daniel Feit who has written for 1UP, Wired Game|Life, Bitmob and Gamepro magazine. On this episode we talk about the 3DS and the following games: Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D Pilotwings Resort Resident Evil: Revelations Kid Icarus: Uprising Super Street Fighter IV 3D Edition Metal Gear Solid 3D: Snake Eater Kingdom Hearts 3DS ...and many more! In a week or two expect our "Best of 2010" show and our special episode all about "The 3rd Birthday" Song List: Destiny Girl - Minato Help Me - Erin

A while ago, we talked about the state of Japanese RPGs following the release of Final Fantasy XIII. Now, with heavy hitters like Fallout New Vegas hitting the market, Bitmob's Jason Wilson join Kat and Travis to gives Western RPGs the same treatment. What's the definitive PC RPG? And can we expect more of what we saw in Mass Effect 2? Mike Nelson also stops by to share his early impressions of New Vegas. We're going nuclear!

What on earth is the Out-Cast? Well, this was a series of podcasts I did back in 2010~2012 on videogames and videogame culture in Japan for an old website with a completely different crew. I'm republishing them here on DecultureShock, but for anyone who is interested, the original website can be found here. http://www.decultureshock.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/The-Out-Cast-ep10.mp3 Well, here's our long awaited TGS special. Not only do we do out best to cover everything that happened in TGS this year but we were also joined by some very special friends. Our first guest on this all-star episode is Kat Bailey. She is a freelancer who writes for 1UP, G4, GamePro and EGM. She is also the host of the podcast Active Time Babble. Our second special guest is Daniel Feit. Dan lives in japan is a freelance writer for Wired Game|Life and 1UP. He also regularly contributes to Bitmob.com. Well, this episode we dive in with little preamble so here's what we cover: Square-Enix 3rd Birthday Dissidia 012 Lord of Arcana Kingdom Hearts Re:Coded Sony Tokyo Jungle Last Guardian/Shadow/ICO Killzone 3 Resident Evil 5 on Move New PSP Microsoft Idol Master Dreamclub Gal Gun Kinect Capcom Marvel versus Capcom 3 Megaman Universe Monster Hunter 3rd Bionic commando 2 Gyakuten Keiji 2 DMC Asura's Wrath Zombies   Sega Yakuza of the End Valkyria 3 Vanquised Konami Dance Evolution Castlevania Zack and Ombra and the Amusmentpark of Illusion Bandai Namco Gundam Muso 3 Level 5 Ni no Kuni Ignition El Shaddai Top 3 Games of the Show/Top Disappointment Song List: Maya Sakamoto - DOWN TOWN Yoko Shimomura (Parasite Eve Remixes) - A.Y.A (Primary Mix)

Evan and Bitmob staff writer Hadrian Flyte activate their nerd powers to pick apart David Lynch and Mark Frost's cult classic TV series Twin Peaks, as well as the games that "borrowed" from it and the scariest porno ever made (according to Evan). Music: Intro: "Falling" (Twin Peaks Theme) by Angelo Badalamenti Outro: "Twin Peaks" by MC Chris

What on earth is the Out-Cast? Well, this was a series of podcasts I did back in 2010~2012 on videogames and videogame culture in Japan for an old website with a completely different crew. I'm republishing them here on DecultureShock, but for anyone who is interested, the original website can be found here. http://www.decultureshock.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/The-Out-Cast-ep02.mp3 Welcome to our second regular episode of the outcast. This one runs for 3 hours due to our special guest Daniel Feit. Dan also lives in japan is a freelance writer for Wired|GameLife and regularly contributes to Bitmob and his own web-page, Feitclub.com. Download below and please leave us any comments on how we can improve this podcast. Thanks for listening.     2:48: Interests in Japan 5:22: Borderlands and PJM Encore 13:49: Valkyria Chronicles 2 23:42: Heavy Rain 34:07: Gundam Senki 37:19: Fate Stay Night and Haruhi Movies 42:09: Battleship Yamato Expo and Pachinko 46:58: Resident Evil 5 DLC 49:51: 100-Man Ton Barabara 54:41: Xenogears 56:51: Miyazaki Movies and Speed Racer 1:01:12: News in japan Silent Hill Composer leaves Konami God Eater Released Final Fantasy XIII comparison screenshots Director responds to FFXIII western scores God of War III censorship is wanted!? Evangelion 2.2 Blu Ray Misinformation about Japanese interviews 1:30:26: AoU Arcade Show Metal Gear Arcade Booth Babes and Body Pillows Vocaloid Attack! Music GunGun and Gaia Attack 4 2:02:34: End Of Eternity - Part 2 2:13:57: Mailbag - We Reply to You! Demon's Souls in Japan White Knight in Japan Final Fantasy Versus XIII Impressions Playing Final Fantasy XI Playing XIII in English Getting Jobs in Japan Cultural Differences How is it in Japan?

Welcome to 2010! We greet it with a podcast recorded in 2009! This week we're down one Tyler Barber but up a Matt Chandronait and one Greg Ford, of Area5/Co-op and Bitmob respectively as we talk about Bayonetta, Borderlands and more, then move on to some letters. New Year's Diet'ed penis!All of this week's music is courtesy of The Barnstormers (tracks include Misery, Let Me Do Right By You, and The Gift)

Good evenin-er, morning! This week we're joined by Area5's Matt Chandronait and Bitmob's Dan Hsu to talk about Dante's Inferno, Pixeljunk Shooter, Qix++ and a lot more, then talk to Dan and Matt about the just-announced EGM Now partnership with Area5 and Bitmob. Then we close out with letters. Reborn Penis!This week's music, in order of appearance:  Them Crooked Vultures - Caligulove;  The Big Pink - At War With the Sun;  Jesper Kyd - Ezio's Family

It's a jam-packed show this week as Justin Haywald joins the crew in the studio for the main show to discuss Silent Hill Shattered Memories. In the first after-show segment, Nelson Laut joins Mike to talk with Brandon and Hilary from UGO's TV podcast, Toob Tied. Finally, Mike gets on the line with Bitmob.com's Dan Hsu discuss his team's involvment with the new EGM.

Dr. Greg Zeschuk joins Jeremy Parish, Bitmob's Jason Wilson, and at1UP's Travis Williams to talk about the history of his company: A plucky little start-up called BioWare.

Dr. Greg Zeschuk joins Jeremy Parish, Bitmob's Jason Wilson, and at1UP's Travis Williams to talk about the history of his company: A plucky little start-up called BioWare.

We've got a special guest on the podcast this week as Anthony, Tyler and myself are joined by former 1up copy editor and current Bitmob.com Contributor Jason Wilson as we talk about Sacred 2, look on in amazement as Tyler falls down the rabbit hole of Civ 4, and opine about the appeal of Fight Night Round 4's controls and boxing vs. MMA. Then we go into a long second segment about writing in games media, but not how you're used to; if you've ever asked how you can be a better writer, or wanted to know what you might be doing wrong, or what everyone else might be doing wrong, you'll want to pay close attention. Then we close out with letters. Apologies for some spotty audio quality here and there, as some nobs were nudged where they shouldn't be. This will be fixed in time for next week, where we'll be judging theme song entries with our special guest judge Robert Ashley.  Fat Penis (it's cool, we're taking it back!)This week's music, in order of appearance:Portishead - RoadsLamb of God - DescendingB L A C K I E - Like a Little Kid, Yeah

May NPDs are in, and it looks like hardware numbers have taken a hit. In Graphland, a Bitmob contributor shows via magica graphs how much disinterest people have in the Vitality Sensor, PSPgo's Price, and Kudo Tsunoda's wobbly avatar. Download the episode at http://trigames.net/media/music/tricast_episode_136.mp3

Wherein we discuss Bitmob's launch, the Lost season 5 finale (big spoiler warning!), Greg Ford's desire to kick Sabretooth's ass, Greg's take on Star Trek (more spoilers), Gabrielle Anwar's potential summer wardrobe, the awesomeness of the new Punch-Out!!, and our new World of Warcraft recruitment drive. This experimental episode is raw and uncut -- every awkward pause and weird comment is fully intact for your enjoyment! Starring Ryan Scott, Karen Chu, Andrew Fitch, Greg Ford, and Ryan Higgins.