Podcasts about Def Jam Rapstar

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Jamie King is a legendary video game producer and creator of interactive entertainment. Born and educated in London, England, he started his game career at BMG Interactive before moving to New York in 1997 and joining Take Two Interactive Software. During Jamie’s tenure at Take Two, he was a co-founder of Rockstar Games, and held the title of VP of Development for Rockstar and Director of Development for Take Two. Between 1997 and 2006, Jamie worked on the design, production and publishing of 80+ video games across all gaming platforms. Most notable games and franchises include Grand Theft Auto, Max Payne, Midnight Club, Bully, Warriors and Red Dead. As a co-founder of Rockstar Games, Jamie was awarded a group Bafta for his lifetime achievement in video games. In 2007, Jamie raised financing for 4mm Games, acting as Chief Creative Officer, developing Def Jam Rapstar for consoles and Dog Show Friends for Facebook. In 2012, Jamie joined the gaming division of SA Studios Global, focusing on esports and brand integration into the gaming ecosystem. Specializing in strategy, tournament organizing and live stream production, Jamie worked with clients that included Machinima, Microsoft and Major League Soccer. Between 2016 and 2018, Jamie was Head of Studio at the Esports and Gaming Studio in the Microsoft Store, Flagship, Fifth Avenue, producing more than 300hrs of livestream esports competition. The Gamer Agency and the gaming division of SA Studios were acquired in 2018 by Engine Shop where Jamie is currently Head of Esports. Since joining Engine shop, the esports department has won a tempest eSports award for Best New Stream (eMLS), a Chief Marketer ProAward for Best Use of VR, (HRDVR) and a Sports Emmy nomination for Outstanding Digital Innovation (HRDVR)

Yo, Vita means life. This week, Allan, Emmett, and Graydon are here to talk about the games they've been playing. Allan talks about his time replaying The Last of Us and buying old Pokémon games. Graydon talks about revisiting Call of Duty and beating Nier Automata. And Emmett talks about his time playing Def Jam Rapstar and Crackdown 1. In the news segment, we talk about our favorite Vita memories since Vita has ended production and we speculate on the Diskless Xbox and if The Master Chief Collection is coming to PC (and if Halo Reach is coming to it). The Smallville Chronicles: Magnetic & Shattered Legion of Toons: Prince of Egypt The PlayStation All-Stars Ultimate Roster Showdown Match 6: KOS-MOS vs. Uncle Death February App Recap Check out our YouTube Channel for all of our video content! Follow us on Twitter! Like us on Facebook!

Welcome back, Artyom! Allan and Emmett is joined again by Aneudys to talk about a whole lot of games this week! Allan got his hands on all of the big 3 releases of the week: Metro Exodus, Crackdown 3, and Far Cry New Dawn. Emmett has been playing a bunch of Shadow Warrior 2 with a sprinkle of Def Jam Rapstar. And Aneudys has been playing loads of Apex Legends and Kingdom Hearts 3. In the news segment, we talk about the massive layoffs happening over at Activision Blizzard and the exciting announcements from the latest Nintendo Direct. Check out our YouTube channel to see our breath of video content! Click here for week 6 of Backlog to the Front! Click here for Graydon's Golf Blitz Impressions! Check out Emmett's appearance on Best Friends Talk Funny! Vote on Match 3 of the PlayStation All-Stars Ultimate Roster Showdown right here! Follow us on Twitter! Like us on Facebook!

Join Alex and Tigs as they discuss game clones, Skylanders: Swap Force, Batman: Arkham Origins, Bad Rats, Proteus, GTA 5, Saints Row 4: Enter the Dominatrix, Stanley Parable HD, Sir You Are Being Hunted, Sanctum 2, Dead Hungry Diner, Rock Revolution, Rock of the Dead, Def Jam Rapstar and more on this episode of Griefed! Recorded on October 30th, 2013.

This week we're putting out a short (Diet) episode do to all of our schedules conflicting at the moment. As for the games, Nathan got into Tron: Evolution, some more Burnout Paradise, finally slowed down on DS games and finished with some Def Jam Rapstar. Sean on the other hand played a ton more Pokemon Black and started his way through Dead Space 2. Jon is in Boston for PAX East and will return to us next weekend. As for news, the developers behind Runescape are working on a Transformers MMO. Wii Dare Watch 2011 continues and Xbox starts up Xbox Live Labs.

This episode we discuss Dead Space 2, DC Universe Online, Magicka, Def Jam Rapstar and Breach in new games. Revisit Assassin's Creed II/Brotherhood, Borderlands, Limbo and Need For Speed: Hot Pursuit from the past. How did we manage to break two XBLA games in one night?  Plus we talk about the common ingredients in both … Continue reading "NQcast20 – 13 Gigabytes?!" The post NQcast20 – 13 Gigabytes?! first appeared on No Quarters dot Net | A MFVGP.

We can’t quite let go of 2010. At least not before Justin, Cole, Ethan, and Christina get a chance to overanalyze the game industry headlines of December. The VGA’s, Rockstar rocking, Xbox Live Rewards, and Cole says goodbye to Cali. Send in your questions to simon@horriblenight.com or @TheHorribleShow Time to sum up the last month’s headlines and see if any will have a larger impact on the industry down the road. As usual we start off off the road in our Threesomes of the Week where Dance Central takes home the New Year’s Eve Party Game of the Year. @justinshimp’s On the Spot Question wants to know our thoughts on the 3Ds and no one is really sure if they are up for another handheld system no matter how cool the tech is. What happened while you were playing all of those holiday video game releases? Well for one thing, Bioware tells EA that single player experiences massively matter and Rockstar doesn’t feel like whoring out their franchises that all seem to contain prostitutes. Lastly, Ethan gives a shout-out to StarQuail and other indie developers that are as passionate about making their games as he is to play them. Show Notes Cast: JDevL, Colefacekilla, Wizardtrain187, Jadetiger CG Guide: Intro and Off-topic – (1:01 – 25:07) On the Spot Question – (25:10 – 29:57) Does December 2010 Matter? – (29:58 – 1:13:19) Video Game Awards – (30:39 – 40:31) No Co-op in Mass Effect 3 – (40:37 – 47:39) No Annual Red Dead/GTA – (47:42 – 54:30) Angry Birds Holiday Release – (54:31 – 59:50) Xbox Live Rewards – (59:57 – 1:03:07) Game Saving Patches – (1:03:09 – 1:09:46) Will They Matter? – (1:09:49 – 1:13:19) HorribleNight.com Updates – (1:13:20 – 1:14:25) Shout Outs – (1:14:27 – 1:21:36) Threesomes of the Week: Cole – Toy Story 3, Enslaved, NBA Jam Ethan – The Machinist, Dragon Age: Origins, Astroman Christina – Robin Hood, Fable 3, Running Wilde Justin – The XX, Back to the Future Part II, Dance Central Games: Kid Icarus: Uprising, Enslaved: Odyssey to the West, NBA Jam, Dragon Age: Origins, Astroman, Fable 3, Back to the Future: The Game, Dance Central, Def Jam Rapstar, Rock Band 3, Mass Effect 3, Red Dead Redemption, Grand Theft Auto 4, L.A. Noire, Angry Birds, Fallout: New Vegas, Elemental: War of Magic, Hydrophobia, Call of Duty: Black Ops, Xenogears, Legend of Mana, Vagrant Story, Assassin’s Creed Brotherhood References: Amazon Video on Demand, StarQuail Games, Gladiator, Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves, Arrested Development, Gob Bluth, Hydrophobia Patch, Square Games Coming to PSN Subscribe to the Horrible Show – New Episodes every Wednesday. RSS iTunes @TheHorribleShow – Twitter Formspring.me/horriblenight Related posts: The Horrible Show 11-10-10: Does October 2010 Matter? The Horrible Show 11-17-10: What We’re Playing November 2010 The Horrible Show 08-04-10: Does July 2010 Matter?

De flesta har dragit på sig en fökylning, men vi tar oss ändå igenom ett avsnitt där vi bland annat pratar lite om Harry Potter, Def Jam Rapstar, Fotboll Manager 2011 och något Bakuganspel. Vi går igenom nyheterna och rundar av med läsarnas e-post.

De flesta har dragit på sig en fökylning, men vi tar oss ändå igenom ett avsnitt där vi bland annat pratar lite om Harry Potter, Def Jam Rapstar, Fotboll Manager 2011 och något Bakuganspel. Vi går igenom nyheterna och rundar av med läsarnas e-post.

On episode #69 of the VGR, Kush speaks with Elias Jimenez, producer for DJ Hero 2. Kush and Scott also discuss Fallout: New Vegas and Def Jam RapStar.

The Red Show is back and ready for Extra Life.  Doc, Dave, and Lono discuss Valves announcement (recorded before the announcement), Medal of Honor, Def Jam Rapstar, Dead Rising 2, Extra Life, and more.

Would someone Think of the Children? They need some gaming skills. Justin, Cole, Ethan, Christina, and newcomer, Alex, get our Raising Gamers Guide started by talking through essential gaming skills and their associated games. Send in your questions to simon@horriblenight.com or @TheHorribleShow We return to our roots with the editorial that started it all, Think of the Children. The Cursed are passionate about relaying the best game experiences possible to the next generation, and that all starts with laying the foundation of identifying gaming skills. Alex, streetalchemist, joins us for the first time on the podcast and we listen to the creepy origin story of how he learned to game in a van. In our Threesomes, we learn which show is ideal for bringing those happy people in your life back to down to earth. Our On the Spot question dives into our gaming skills by asking – What was the first gaming accomplishment you remember bragging about? Even though we’re not sure if anyone can actually brag about beating Body Harvest. Then, it’s time to start listing off some skills so we dig into the history books to find the games that stand out as good introductions to the skills that stand out to us. The list from our discussion is below and we look forward to revising it in future episodes, but welcome any feedback to help us get this list as solid as possible. Finally, we give shout outs to our patient significant others, pat ourselves on the back, and applaud the recent work of Twisted Pixel. Show Notes Cast: JDevL, Colefacekilla, Wizardtrain187, Jadetiger CG, streetalchemist Guide: Intro and Meet Alex – (00:41 – 6:07) Threesomes of the Week – (6:37 – 23:30) On the Spot Question – (23:31 – 29:13) Gaming Skills – (29:14 – 1:25:27) Coordination, Codes, Puzzles – (30:13 – 39:50) Secrets, Role Playing, Weapons – (39:51 – 50:55) Cooperation, Resources – (50:58 – 55:40) Observation, Button Smashing, First Person – (55:52 – 1:10:03) Perseverance, Zen, Imagination – (1:10:11 – 1:19:57) Final Thoughts – (1:20:00 – 1:25:27) HorribleNight.com Updates – (1:25:28 – 1:25:42) Shout Outs – (1:25:44 – 1:30:50) Games: Faxanadu, Halo: Reach, Left 4 Dead, Def Jam Rapstar, Castlevania II: Simon’s Quest, Star Fox 64, Mike Tyson’s Punch Out!!, Body Harvest, Super Mario Bros 2, Contra, Parappa the Rapper, Mega Man, King’s Quest, Monkey Island, Leisure Suit Larry, Super Mario Bros 3, X-Wing, Super Mario RPG, Final Fantasy VII, Megaman X, Resident Evil, Double Dragon, Myst, Fallout 3, 7th Guest, Frankenstein, Heavy Rain, Splinter Cell, Super Smash Bros, Portal, Goldeneye, Oddworld Stranger’s Wrath, Oregon Trail, Venture, Ninja Gaiden, Geometry Wars, Ikaruga, Galaga, Medal of Honor, GTA: San Andreas, Comic Jumper Threesomes of the Week: Cole: Iron Man 2, concert at work, Halo: Reach Ethan: Special Victims Unit, National Public Radio, Left 4 Dead online comic Christina: Battlestar Galactica Season 2, Igudesman and Joo, Halo: Reach Alex: Call of Cthulhu, Abney Park – AEther Shanties, Halo: Reach Justin: Ghost Adventures, Blair Witch 2, Def Jam Rapstar Skills Mentioned (working list) Hand eye coordination Reflexes Pattern recognition Codes Problem Solving Discovering Secrets Role Playing Using Secrets Cooperation Resource Management Observation Button Smashing Memorization FPS Shooting Perseverance Zen Imagination Subscribe to the Horrible Show – New Episodes every Wednesday. RSS iTunes @TheHorribleShow – Twitter Related posts: Think of the Children: Historical Stories – The Horrible Show 031611 Five Fight: Games We Suck At – The Horrible Show Live 092811 The Horrible Show 01-12-11: Your Opinion is Wrong: PC vs Console

Endlich hat es geklappt und und wir begrüßen Maik "Strideeeeeer!" Bütefür im Podcast als Ehrengast. Zusammen beantworten wir Leserfragen, dissen Sony, blicken auf die erste Hälfte des Spielejahres 2010 und schweifen irgendwann derbe ab. Woah, was für schreckliche Umstände für einen Podcast. Zum einen ist das Wetter viel zu warm, um nur einen klaren Gedanken zu fassen. Und zum anderen lag unser Aufnahmetermin so früh wie noch nie. Wer kann schon am Morgen in bester Form launige Geschichten erzählen? Was für ein Glück, dass wir diesmal Verstärkung haben. Ex-Chef und langes Elend Maik schaute für einen entspannten Plausch vorbei. Und wenn der Typ was kann, dann unterhaltsamen Bullshit labern. Yeah! In den knapp 110 Minuten Premium-Hörunterhaltung beackern wir einen bunten Blumenstrauß interessanter Themen: Twisted Metal, Leserfragen, TV-Serien, Rennspiele, Sony-Gedisse, Lieblingsspiele, Hip Hop im allgemeinen, Def Jam Rapstar im Besonderen, Vanilla Ice, Lorenzo Lamas, Lightgunshooter, Schütthaar, Blues Brothers und Spaceballs. Ohje, wir sind da vielleicht auch wieder etwas abgeschwiffen. Abgeschwoffen? Abgeschweift? Nun, wir haben uns ablenken lassen. Aber hey, vielleicht habt ihr damit ja ebenso viel Spaß wie wir. Und wie immer freuen wir uns über all eure Kommentare, iTunes-Reviews und -Bewertungen sowie interessante Leserfragen. iTunes-Nutzer? Hier ist der iTunes-Abolink! Und spätestens jetzt solltet ihr auf play geklickt haben und die Show genießen. Go, go, go! Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/play4magazin/