Podcast appearances and mentions of chris schilling

Edge Deputy Editor Chris Schilling joins us for this week's episode. Hear about his career in games media, as well as the creation of the widely respected magazine. And yes: we talk about what it means when Edge awards a game a 10. Enjoy. This week's music is from the Advance Wars soundtrack by Taishi Senda. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Dr Chris Schilling is an academic and consultant health economist who has over 15 years of experience in economic modelling and research across academia, industry, and consultancy. As part of the NHMRC Centre for Research Excellence in Total Joint Replacement, Dr Schilling conducts research into the cost-effectiveness of surgery and the reduction of low-value care in the treatment of osteoarthritis. Dr Schilling also leads the KPMG health economic team, where he and his team provide economic evaluation and modelling to a range of government and industry clients with work that has influenced key public policy debates around obesity, mental health, low-value care, and e-cigarettes.   Chris's Profile: https://home.kpmg/au/en/home/contacts/s/chris-schilling.html "All models are wrong": https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/All_models_are_wrong Predictors of inpatient rehabilitation after total knee replacement: an analysis of private hospital claims data: https://www.mja.com.au/journal/2018/209/5/predictors-inpatient-rehabilitation-after-total-knee-replacement-analysis

Part of creating The Max Frequency Podcast was to restore all the episodes of Behind the Pixel, an interview show I did in 2017 for seven episodes. These will be mixed into this feed so that the show can live on podcast services once more. Below are the original show notes, with some light editing. You can check out the original posts here. I hope you enjoy. This time on Behind the Pixel, I talk to Nick "Woz" Wozniak and Ian Flood from Yacht Club Games: The studio behind one of my favorite games of all time--Shovel Knight. Join me as I dig into the early days of their Kickstarter, their on-going stretch goals, and the future of the studio. Listen in to learn all about the crowd funded success and its community centered studio. Follow Yacht Club Games on Twitter @YachtClubGames and their games and news over at their website. Nick Wozniak is a pixel artist at Yacht Club Games. Follow him on Twitter @norkwoz. Ian Flood is a programmer at Yacht Club Games. Follow him on Twitter @Ianmflood. Listen to the show above or on a podcast service of your choice! Dope Facts about Yacht Club Games They created the first third-party Amiibo (and should make more). They raised a total of $311,502 on Kickstarter. That's 315% more than their goal of $75,000! Shovel Knight has both a "Butt Mode" and a Jar Jar Binks inspired mode that replaces choice text with the words "butt," "meesa," and "yoosa." Links to articles mentioned in the interview (Listed in order of publication date) Kickstarter page Sales Breakdown: One month later! Feat Unlocked: One Million Copies of Shovel Knight Sold! Azure Striker Gunvolt: Striker Pack Next game Twitter poll results Japan Localization "The Making of Shovel Knight" by Chris Schilling, Edge magazine Issue 300, pg. 90-93 Specter of Torment Release Info!! "We believe in Shovel Knight. We know that the final game is going to be great. We're so sure of this that we quit our full time jobs to work on it. We've poured a massive amount of time, money and effort into our labor of love, but it's not enough to finish the game. In order to make Shovel Knight a reality, we need you!"- Yacht Club Games from their Kickstarter for Shovel Knight This episode was recorded on April 11, 2017.

This week, the guys talk DMC, and have a new VR idea they're ready to bring to market. Enjoy! DMC: Devil may cry is a hack and slash action game developed by Ninja Theory and published by Capcom. DMC is technically the fifth game in the series, but is a reboot and is set in an alternate universe. Capcom called for a reimagining of the series and capcom chose Ninja Theory to make the game. Capcom worked alongside Ninja Theory to make sure the the gameplay was reminiscent of the older games but different enough to be special. The game started to receive a lot of flak even before its release as fans did NOT like the redesign of dante. Critics and new fans of the game praised gameplay, art, story, and music, but because of fan hate towards the new Dante the game did not meet Capcom's expectations. Later capcom claimed they were satisfied with the sales probably due to the definitive edition that was released on ps4, xbox one, and pc 2 years later. Dante's design was supposed to be similar to the original but capcom told ninja theory to make it completely different to appeal to a younger audience. So while the original dante was a japanese perspective ninja theory made him from more of a western perspective. The redesign was so hated that members of the ninja theory staff started receiving death threats. (apparently some in the form of comic books and a metal song.) early reception for the game was negative especially with the original creator hideki kamiya, and reuben langdon Dante's voice actor from the 3rd and 4th' games bagging on the game before release. producer alex jones said that some of the harsh response had turned positive. langdon changed his tune a little and urged fans to try the game. Rich Stanton from Eurogamer was about Dante's re-design, calling it one of the best reinventions of a character in gaming history. In contrast, Chris Schilling from VideoGamer.com was negative about the redesign, as he found the new Dante lacking some of the original's iconic features.                         Schweiss                     Craig Story                  6                               8 Gameplay           10                             10 Design                9                               10 Sound/Music        9                                9 Replayability        9                               10                         

In a sadly rather downbeat episode Jordan and Tom are joined by prolific freelancer Chris Schilling. Chris has been playing The Flame and the Flood and Far Cry Primal and goes back and forth on the pluses and minuses of both. Meanwhile Tom explain’s why Superhot’s shooting is Super Good and it’s story is Super […]

SHUCKS HOWDY, it's not often we get a brand new console to talk about, so it's really no surprise that we've managed to fill an entire podcast episode with stuff just about said new console.The Wii U is a thing that exists now, and we've taken it upon ourselves to tell you what we think about it for two excruciating hours that you are GUARANTEED to never ever get back! The good news is that there is a bit at the end about us sticking consoles up our arses. Your reward for making it through the show's actual content.Given the subject matter, it seemed entirely fitting to get UK games journo hero and Nintendo aficionado Chris Schillingon the show. If his name doesn't ring any bells, we can still pretty much guarantee that you've read and enjoyed his work somewhere before.Aside from the console itself, we discuss THESE games:- ZombiU- fuckin' Nintendoland- Chasing Aurora- Nano Assault- Tank! Tank! Tank!- the new Sonic racing game I can never remember the proper name of- New Super Mario Bros. UThen we answer questions from you lot.Join us next time for a podcast that should, hopefully, fit in with all this #DCember guff.

We conclude our summer sermon series on beloved hymns with the Doxology. Our intern, Chris Schilling, completes his internship with reflections on the Doxology..."praise God from whom all blessings flow..."