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Dylan talks about how funny Thank Goodness You're Here is, and we discuss the biggest news stories of the week.  Show Dot Points Game Informer, one of the last gaming magazines, is shutting down after 33 years. The closure of Game Informer is part of a trend of layoffs and closures in the gaming journalism industry. GameStop CEO Ryan Cohen has emphasized the need to scrutinize expenses and eliminate waste. The closure of Game Informer marks the end of an era for gaming magazines and reflects the decline of print media in the gaming industry. Digital content creators, such as YouTubers and TikTokers, have become more influential in shaping opinions and preferences in the gaming community. Game Informer covers hold nostalgic value for many gamers, evoking memories of browsing through magazines in the past. The lack of archiving of Game Informer's content is disappointing, as it prevents access to valuable gaming journalism and historical articles. The release of a new episode of the Double Fine Adventure documentary series provides deeper insight into the passion and challenges of video game development. EB World Plus, a new paid membership program by EB Games, offers extra trade value and bonus offers, but its value proposition may not be appealing to all gamers. Hosts: Dylan Blight: https://twitter.com/vivaladil Ashley Hobley: https://twitter.com/ashleyhobley Ciaran Marchant: https://twitter.com/YaboyRingo Resources Avowed Delayed to February 2025 to 'Give Players' Backlogs Some Breathing Room' Game Informer is shutting down - The Verge Double Fine drops a 90-minute update to its 20+ hour series documenting the development of Psychonauts 2 | Eurogamer.net EB World Plus Is A New Paid Membership That Offers Extra Trade Value And Other Bonus Offers Arcade Couch Credits: Music by: Dylan Blight Art by: Cherie Henriques Summary Show Notes: Created by Riverside.FM AI Integration All Episodes: https://explosionnetwork.com/arcade-couch/ Support Us: http://www.ko-fi.com/explosion

Nicht zuletzt seit dem "Double Fine Adventure" vor, puh, inzwischen mehr als 10 Jahren ist Kickstarter eine Plattform geworden, auf der sich viele Adventures finanzieren. Mal zum Teil, mal komplett, oft mit langen Verzögerungen. Nun versucht auch Backwoods Entertainment - bekannt durch Unforeseen Incidents - für ihr neues Projekt We Stay Behind dort Geld einzusammeln. Das hat Falko zum Anlass genommen, um mit Marcus Bäumer darüber zu reden, wie man eine solche Kickstarter-Kampagne aufzieht, was die Erwartungen und die möglichen Probleme dabei sind. Und dieser Blick hinter die Kulissen geht exakt im gleichen Moment online wie die Kickstarter-Kampagne. We Stay Behind Der Kickstarter Homepage von Backwoods Entertainment Marcus auf Twitch Timecodes 00:00:00 Einführung: Backwoods Entertainment und Unforeseen Incidents 00:04:30 Wie ging es los mit „We Stay Behind“ und was ist es für ein Spiel? 00:12:00 Gestaltung der Kickstarter-Kampagne 00:20:40 Arbeit mit dem Publisher 00:23:30 Möglicher Verlauf der Kampagne 00:32:30 Was passiert danach? 00:40:00 Community Building 00:46:00 Verabschiedung Netter Podcast? Schöne Folge? Mehr davon und vielleicht etwas öfter? Dann gib diesem Podcast gern Sterne oder Bewertungen in der App oder auf der Seite, wo du die Folge gehört hast. Du könntest erwägen, bei Steady ein Abo abzuschließen! Link zum Discord-Server.

¡Ni la falla de demolicion de obstaculos podra detenernos!¡Porque es Lunes y SpreadShotNews Podcast ya llegó! En este episodio: Comienza la atemporalidad de 3 semanas con Nico hablando sobre Broken Age y Maxi contandonos un poco de que se trata Ruined King: A League of Legends Story. En la Main Quest, hablamos sobre como un reciente hallazgo en como se calculan las perspectivas, especificamente en primera persona, podria potencialmente revolucionar no solo ese genero de juegos sino tambien el uso de ciertos tipos de monitores (ultra wide, por ejemplo). Para finalizar, en el Special Move, Nico nos recomienda el documental de double fine sobre Broken Age (en ese momento, Double Fine Adventure). Por último, recuerden que ahora nos pueden escribir preguntas directamente a través de google forms en el siguiente link: spreadshotnews.com/preguntas .

2 Player Productions is a documentary crew that's been embedded with Double Fine Productions for more than a decade now, having first come onboard in order to follow the development of Broken Age and create the Double Fine Adventure series.However, it's their latest work that's absolutely knocked my socks off. Double Fine PsychOdyssey is, quite simply, the best video games documentary work I've ever seen. It follows the much longer development of Psychonauts 2 and is just the most vulnerable, revealing look into what it really means to create a video game. I cannot recommend it enough. Gosh. It's so good."There's a lot of concern about that meeting, rightfully so. It was the most intense thing we've had on camera and everybody was upset, we were upset. I thought that if we cut it out, it would do a disservice to the evolution of the studio and the way that mindsets at the studio were shaped, the way that the culture was shaped... I'd like to think it shaped the way everybody thought about crunch and what that meant, what that word even means."Support the show

Is Octopath Traveler 2 Worth it? In this episode we give you our in depth review of Octopath Traveler 2. We also review Sony's new State of Play, the state of Suicide Squad Kills the Justice League, and give our early impressions of Atomic Heart. Want to contact the show? Send us a message at hotgamersonly@gmail.com or @HotGamersOnly on Twitter with all your questions and messages! Timestamps: 00:00:00 - Intro 00:03:30 - Octopath Traveler 2 First Impressions 00:29:30 - Double Fine Adventure is still amazing 00:36:00 - State of Play was a thing… 01:11:00 - Atomic Heart First Impressions 01:24:00 - Outro Remember to follow us on twitter at @hotgamersonly and subscribe to our youtube channel for the video version at youtube.com/hotgamersonly. You can also follow the boys on twitter: Ethan @ChaoticAether, Hunter @ReaperHunter23, and Kyle @KDavisSRL. Be sure to also follow us on your favorite podcast service and we greatly appreciate everyone who leaves a review!

Broken Age is a stunningly beautiful coming of age story. Beyond the narrative itself, its Kickstarter-fairytale-turned-cautionary-tale development cycle has been entertainingly and meticulously documented and helped chart the frontier of large-scale crowdfunded videogame projects. Listen to the Autumn of Adventure panel muse on this, the Double Fine Adventure documentary detailing this game's development, and the amazing characters while we retrace our experience through this incredibly framed story. Which robot pal of Shay's is best robot pal?Also, plot twist: Broken Age has a wolf! Adventure game month is almost entirely wolf month.Featuring: Hilary Andreff, Jonathan Logan, Michael Sollosi; Edited by Jonathan LoganOpening and ending music by Miles MorkriGet in Touch:RPGFan.comRPGFan ShopEmail us: retro@rpgfan.comTwitter: @rpgfancomInstagram: @rpgfancomFacebook: rpgfancomTwitch: rpgfancomRelated Links:Broken Age on RPGFan

On this week's Vookcast, Angelo is joined by Ollie, Luke, and Michael to talk about some of the best video game documentaries, as well as our favourite YouTube channels that provide interesting insight and analyses of games. We also turn our attention to Nintendo's Q2 financial report for the year, discussing how Mario Kart 8 Deluxe overtook Mario Kart Wii as the best selling entry in the series.What are some of your favourite game docos? Got some interesting YouTube channels that we didn't mention? Or are you looking forward to picking up Pokemon Brilliant Diamond/Pearl? DIG into the Vooks Discord to join the discussion - and share your favourite game docos!Subscribe to us on your favourite listening platform, and please consider sharing and giving us a review - it really helps!Relevant articles:Mario Kart 8 Deluxe dethrones MK Wii as Nintendo release its Q2 earningsVideo games documentaries and analyses YouTube channels:Angelo: Icons (2002 - 2007, wiki)The King of Kong: A Fistful of Quarters (2007)Indie Game: The Movie (2012, wiki)Free to Play (2014, wiki)Double Fine Adventure (2015)Raising Kratos (2019)High Score (2020, wiki)Console Wars (2021)Noclip (YouTube channel)Gaming Historian (YouTube channel)Interesting analyses YT channels: 8-bit Music Theory; Feminist FrequencyOllie: Summoning Salt (YT channel) New Frame Plus (YT channel) Analyses channels: Alex Moukala Music, Digital Foundry, Game Maker's ToolkitRandom fun channels: LGR, Highlight Reel, The 8-Bit GuyMichaelAhoyMy Life in GamingRMC - The CaveModern Vintage GamerNostalgia NerdStory ModeSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/vooksdotnet)

Just what is the deal with indie games? When did they become financially viable? How did they become so popular? And what is "indie" anyway??? This week, Jason, Maddy, and Kirk look at the modern history of indie games, from Braid and Castle Crashers to the Nintendo Switch's big bumps. They talk about the rise of digital distribution, some misguided old comments from former Nintendo boss Reggie Fils-Aime, and whether "indie" even means anything anymore.One More Thing:Kirk: Monster Hunter RiseMaddy: Vaccine appointment tipsJason: GnosiaLinks:The excellent Double Fine Adventure documentary series:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zVwg-9WL3dEArekkz Gaming’s MH Rise longsword tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7jscDTUOHdw&ab_channel=ArekkzGamingSupport Triple Click: http://maximumfun.org/joinJoin the Triple Click Discord: http://discord.gg/tripleclickpodTriple Click Ethics Policy: https://maximumfun.org/triple-click-ethics-policy/

Join the community Discord https://discord.gg/59ENDfD​ NOTE: All live footage of Peter performing is provided by Two Player Productions & Paul Levering check out the Double Fine Adventure and Two Player Productions at the links below. Double Fine Adventure: https://youtu.be/AdXvZgIV1Q0​ Two Player Productions: https://twitter.com/2pproductions?lan...​ I've been a massive fan of point and click adventures all my life and of course one of the biggest of those has always been the games that were made at Lucasarts in the 90s. Behind all those amazing titles were some of the best scores and music ever composed for video games and I had the absolute pleasure of speaking to the man behind that vision Mr Peter McConnell.Peter McConnell has composed award-winning scores for a diverse range of video games including Broken Age, Hearthstone: Heroes of Warcraft, Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare, the Sly Cooper series, Star Wars: The Old Republic, Psychonauts, Brutal Legend and Grim Fandango. Before working independently, Peter composed in-house at LucasArts contributing to beloved franchises such as Star Wars, Indiana Jones and Monkey Island. We spoke about his time on all of these amazing projects, from his time studying music theory at Harvard to working now on Psychonauts 2 with Double Fine Peter's Website: http://www.petermc.com​ Time Stamps: 00:00​ Start 05:00​ Peter's Early Education 16:00​ Lucasarts, the Beginning 23:00​ Monkey Island 2 & The dynamic sounds 27:00​ Day of the Tentacle Remastered 29:40​ The Gone Jackles & Full Throttle 32:00​ Grim Fandango & It's Music 45:30​ Psychonauts & The Early Days of Double Fine 50:00​ Broken Age aka Project REDS 55:00​ Psychonauts 2 & The Future 1:00:00​ Talking about Tim Schafer & Outro WE NOW HAVE A TIP JAR WITH KO-FI BUY US A COFFEE!ko-fi.com/digitalartcastCheck out IFCC a great online festival⯈ https://ifcc-croatia.com/​If you guys wanna support the podcast remember to shoot me a like or a comment and check us out on iTunes and Soundcloud also or if you are listening remember we have a YouTube video here also! #PeterMcConnell​ #DigitalArtcast​ #Lucasarts --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/digitalartcast/message

This week Will (@AggroRhetoric) and Jordan (@actionapancake) talk about the indie gaming documentary, Double Fine Adventure! Double Fine Adventure on YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIhLvue17Sd7F6pU2ByRRb0igiI-WKk3D

This week Will (@AggroRhetoric) and Jordan (@actionpancake) talk the rogue-like card game, Slay the Spire. Does it live up to the hype? Either way it made for good discussion! Double Fine Adventure on YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIhLvue17Sd7F6pU2ByRRb0igiI-WKk3D

Entwickler, Publisher und Plattformen wollen Livestreamern immer mehr gefallen. David & Meru sprechen darüber, wieso Twitch & Co. so wichtig geworden sind. Außerdem geht es um "Deliver us the Moon", "State of Decay 2" und die Doku-Reihe "Double Fine Adventure". Sprung zum Hauptthema: 00:39:49 "Double Fine Adventure" auf Youtube: https://youtu.be/AdXvZgIV1Q0 Meru auf der TwitchCon 2019: https://youtu.be/egwJUdZ9PtI Twitch-Kanal von David: https://www.twitch.tv/hamlabum Twitch-Kanal von Meru: https://www.twitch.tv/djmeru

Jason, Corrigan, and Ben all watched the 20-part documentary series "Double Fine Adventure" all about the making of Broken Age (see our last episode for more details on that game). It chronicled everything from the artwork to the development to the budget to the reception, and wow. It was jam-packed full of golden nuggets that we hope to distill down into a golden nugget reduction that's just to die for. Lots of hilarity ensues.Also we announce the game we'll be playing for our 50th episode later this year. Check it out!Hey there. If you enjoyed this episode, please share it with a friend. Or better yet, give it a little rating and review over in the ol' iTunes podcast app or wherever else you're listening to it. That'd be a big help. Thanks again!As usual, you can always find us at the following places: Website: www.MenOfLowMoralFiber.com Twitter: twitter.com/MOLMFpod Instagram: instagram.com/MenOfLowMoralFiber Email: MOLMFpod@gmail.comAnd if you have a minute, go check out our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/molmf

Emma and Gil welcome Anya Combs and Luke Crane from Kickstarter to discuss how crowdfunding is changing, especially in light of recent events. Anya: anya@kickstarter.com, games@kickstarter.com, @anyayna Luke: @burning_luke, burningwheel.com Note that this episode was recorded on March 25, 2020, so if we talk about things happening "a few weeks ago," we're referring to late February/early March. This wouldn't normally be an important detail, but things are changing a lot quickly these days. SHOW NOTES 0m00s: Playtest safely online with Gil and Emma! 1m28s: For those who have never heard it, the MC5's "Kick Out the Jams" set a template for punk rock's sound well before its time. (Explicit language warning)  3m52s: More info about the Burning Wheel roleplaying system.  8m32s: The original Alien Frontiers and Cards Against Humanity  projects. Both were modest successes. Double Fine Adventure, Wasteland 2, Shadowrun Returns, and Shenmue were much larger successes. 9m48s: The original Kingdom Death: Monster was a wild success, but the second edition was one of the largest Kickstarter Games campaigns ever run. 9m56s: We recorded this episode before Frosthaven launched. As of the time of this episode's release, it has raised over $7 million USD. 10m31s: Gil's Kickstarter projects are all visible here.  12m39s: The Dispel Dice Kickstarter project. 17m23s: The F*** Yeah Dice Kickstarter project (Explicit language warning, of course). 16m56s: Itten made the unique game Stonehenge and the Sun. Oink and Bouken don't have any Kickstarter projects, but their games are worth your attention for their distinctive look and style. Luke also brings up Bouken's game Diet & Friends. 17m17s: W.M. Akers has a series of baseball simulators called Deadball. 18m23s: You can find Emma's weekly news show on Twitch every Friday at 2 pm Pacific. 20m00s: Here's the Fantastic Factories Kickstarter project. Here's the Kickstarter for Coloma, designed by Jonny Pac, who was on Ludology 221: The Pac Less Traveled.  20m36s: Here's the Gladius Kickstarter project.  21m51s: More info about the Skylanders video game, which discontinued support in 2017.  24m42s: Here's the Multiverse Kickstarter project. (Incidentally, if you're interested in a platform similar to Multiverse, check out Roll20). 27m34s: More info about the Jackbox party games.  28m20s: The Spaceteam Kickstarter project (Note that this is for the original video game, not the card game inspired by it). 30m10s: More info about Twine. We go more into detail about this platform in Ludology 217: What IF?  30m43s: More info about AVOWEL, the mobile version of Wordsy.  31m05s: The latest Chronicles of Crime Kickstarter.  32m46s: Commands & Colors by Richard Borg is a family of outstanding light wargames that includes BattleLore and Memoir '44.  34m33s: More information about Kickstarter's Make100 and ZineQuest initiatives. 43m16s: More information about the newest God of War game https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/God_of_War_(2018_video_game). 43m36s: Animal Crossing! Hoo hoo! That's a link to more info about New Horizons, the newest game in the series. There's a lot of interesting discussion going on about the game and how timely it is, how its soothing imagery is perfect for the current times, and how it offers an escapist fantasy (literally escaping to a desert island) to people who are stuck at home. 47m13s: Ankh, the newest CMON game, is at over $1 million USD from about 14,000 backers at the time of this episode release. Tapeworm has not yet launched at the time of this episode release. 46m45s: Pax Pamir's most recent Kickstarter. It's from Cole Wehrle (and his brother Drew), whom you heard two weeks ago on Ludology 222: Johnny Fairplay. 47m06s: The Sea of Stars Kickstarter project, and the Swords 'n Magic and Stuff project. 52m34s: Anya performs in the Hungry March Band, the Funkrust Brass Band, and the Brooklyn Wind Symphony. 55m26s: Of course, Team Ludology does not subscribe to Luke's spicy hot take here, and we're pretty sure Rob Daviau has played D&D more than once. :) Rob was guest on Ludology 70: Risky Business. If you want to hear him GM, check out the actual play podcast Story Roost and its first story arc, The Unmarked. (Explicit language warning) 59m17s: DRUGGIES AND BULLIES BEWARE BULLYPROOF Kickstarter project. 1h00m30s: OLDIE BINGO Kickstarter project.

I WANNA RIDE MY BIKE! … bo mówimy o “Knights and Bikes”! Ale po kolei: - Copernicon i nasze wrażenia po nim, czyli po co jechać na konwent. Szczególnie polecamy tamtejszych nowicjuszy takich jak: Psyche.Sajki (https://www.instagram.com/psyche.sajki) czy Wyobraźcie Sobie (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcn_37rLOaEkMVmj6TZ-KMg). Poza tym Dorota bardzo chwaliła sobie prelekcję dra hab. Rafała Moczkodana z UMK w Toruniu... a Zwierz jest POPKULTURALNY, wbrew temu co próbował udowodnić Robert :) - gra "Knights and Bikes", temat numeru, który skończy wszystkie tematy numerów! - DARMOWA RZECZ: serial dokumentalny "Double Fine Adventure" o tym jak powstają gry, z Timem Schaferem w roli głównej (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AdXvZgIV1Q0&list=PLIhLvue17Sd7F6pU2ByRRb0igiI-WKk3D). Znajdziecie nas na fejsbuku: https://www.facebook.com/wydawcyhajsu oraz na naszych prywatnych Instagramach: @dorowojtasiuk i @r.jakub.r. Pytania? Sugestie? Piszcie na: wydawcyhajsu@gmail.com.

Greg Rice is the VP of Business Development for Double Fine, and was the producer of the Double Fine Adventure and Broken Age. Greg Rice also has a minor in dance. I was first exposed to Greg through the Double Fine Adventure, the excellent documentary by 2 Player Productions about the development of Broken Age. Games are such huge collaborative projects that it's rare to get such an insight into the people behind the scenes and the many hands that go into making a game. Greg seemed the perfect example of somebody who contributes so much to the development of a game, but whose hand may go unseen in the final product. I was delighted to talk to him. We talk about learning to read with Zelda, playing GTA as a tourist, why the Dreamcast is the greatest console, his experience playing VR Rez in the vibration suit and his unlikely journey to Double Fine via Opera Singing, Musical Theatre & training to be a doctor (!?) Is this heaven? No, it's Iowa. Games discussed: Super Mario Bros. Goldeneye, Rez, Guitar Hero, Proteus, Psychonauts, Destiny, 140 and The Lion King.

This week, your nice hosts cover the topics of Rogue-likes and Crowdfunding while sneaking in a third topic about E3.In this episode, Mark discusses his previous crowdfunding campaigns, Stephen discovers his new love for an old genre and Martha proposes a new E3 uniform rule.[0:00:28] E3Here's the official E3 recap website if you missed any news.The Real Stories Behind E3's Glossy Game Demos - Patrick Klepek, KotakuHitRecord, Beyond Good & Evil 2 and the #nospec backlash - Jeff Ramos, Polygon Roguelikes 0:29:45 Stephen McGregorGame DesignGamingAn article on the The Berlin Interpretation of Roguelikes from the Internationa… - Game Set Watch We covered procedural generation in a previous episode: "Mutual butt-kicking." Crowdfunding 0:57:47 Martha MegarryMarketingProductionStar Citizen, I am disappointed - Robert Purchese, EurogamerThe Double Fine Adventure! documentary series is available on Youtube.Fig is a newer option for game developers to get funding.Mark loved WHAT THE GOLF?, already funded through Fig! We talked about Steam Greenlight with the Korth family in their interview episode. Steam GreenlightHatchfund has helped many artists become successfully funded as well.

This week, your nice hosts cover the topics of Rogue-likes and Crowdfunding while sneaking in a third topic about E3. In this episode, Mark discusses his previous crowdfunding campaigns, Stephen discovers his new love for an old genre and Martha proposes a new E3 uniform rule. [0:00:28] E3 Here’s the official E3 recap website if you missed any news. “The Real Stories Behind E3’s Glossy Game Demos” - Patrick Klepek , Kotaku “HitRecord, Beyond Good & Evil 2 and the #nospec backlash” - Jeff Ramos , Polygon Rogue-likes 0:29:45 Stephen McGregor Category Game Design Gaming An article on the The Berlin Interpretation of Rogue-likes from the Internation… We covered procedural generation in a previous episode: “Mutual butt-kicking.” "Mutual butt-kicking." Crowdfunding 0:57:47 Martha Megarry Category Marketing Production “Star Citizen, I am disappointed” - Robert Purchese , Eurogamer The Double Fine Adventure! documentary series is available on Youtube. Fig is a newer option for game developers to get funding. Mark loved WHAT THE GOLF?, already funded through Fig! We talked about Steam Greenlight with the Korth family in their interview episode. Steam Greenlight Hatchfund has helped many artists become successfully funded as well.

This week we interview Aubrey Jane Scott, game developer for Monster Games, and discuss game development workflows. We go in-depth about keeping on task and making sure you're able to complete your projects. Workflows IRLProductionAubrey competed in the North Star Roller Derby. Her name on the team is Glitch …Mark mentioned social jet lag that he's just recently discovered.Jesse Schell is one of Aubrey's mentors, who wrote about the Elemental Tetrad that she references in the show.Double Fine's documentary series, Double Fine Adventure, is a good look into th…Aubrey brings up decision mapping as a good way to brainstorm.Aubrey Jane ScottGuestAubrey is a Games Generalist focusing on Engineering and Design. External link Aubrey's WebsiteTwitter

This week we interview Aubrey Jane Scott, game developer for Monster Games, and discuss game development workflows. We go in-depth about keeping on task and making sure you're able to complete your projects. Workflows Category IRL Production Aubrey competed in the North Star Roller Derby. Her name on the team is Glitch … Mark mentioned social jet lag that he’s just recently discovered. Jesse Schell is one of Aubrey’s mentors, who wrote about the Elemental Tetrad that she references in the show. Double Fine’s documentary series, Double Fine Adventure, is a good look into th… Aubrey brings up decision mapping as a good way to brainstorm. Guest Aubrey is a Games Generalist focusing on Engineering and Design. External link Aubrey's Website Twitter

Wie in der letzten Hooked on Topic-Folge bereits angekündigt, gibt es hier das "Fortsetzung folgt!" der einflussreichsten Spiele nach dem Jahr 2000. Erneut begrüßen wir David an unserer Seite und schnacken über Gears of War, das Double Fine Adventure, LEGO-Spiele und mehr! Timestamps für Skipper: 0:46 - LEGO-Spiele 5:04 - Die Sims 8:04 - Gears of War 12:49 - Uncharted 17:56 - Devil May Cry, God of War 29:03 - Resident Evil 4 36:10 - Indie-Spiele wie Braid, Castle Crashers 45:42 - Double Fine Adventure & Kickstarter 51:39 - Minecraft 1:05:02 - Gone Home, Dear Esther & Co. 1:24:08 - Wii Sports 1:29:02 - Angry Birds 1:30:55 - Guitar Hero 1:34:22 - Landwirtschafts Simulator 1:39:25 - Batman: Arkham Asylum 1:41:04 - Red Faction

In this super-sized episode, your nice hosts get into the gritty details of game design with a trio of terrific topics. Martha lays out the concept for her next game, Stephen complains about Smash Bros. (!), and Mark takes a lot of notes. Plus, maybe the best topic transitions to ever come out of the clubhouse! We're still looking for feedback from our listeners! Be nice and visit our feedback form. It will only take a minute of your time and it will help us make the show better. Nice Games Club Feedback Form Prototyping 0:05:18 Stephen McGregor Category Game Design Don't skip the Game Design Workshop at GDC 2017 - GDC Mark's Sonic the Hedgehog solitaire card game Holographic Mark Mk I Point and Clicks 0:26:28 Martha Megarry Category Game Design Puzzle Dependency Graph Primer - Joshua Winberg The Day of The Tentacle: Dependency Graph Analysis - The Website is Down Dev Blog Double Fine Adventure - DoubleFineProd , YouTube Humongous Entertainment Cosmic Osmo - Wikipedia 30-plus years of HyperCard, the missing link to the Web - Matthew Lasar , Ars Technica User Interfaces 0:42:26 Mark LaCroix Category Game Design User interface design in video games - Anthony Stonehouse The User Interface Continuum: A Study of Player Preference - Kristine Jorgensen Splinter Cell: Conviction Developer Diary - IGN , YouTube Mirror’s Edge – UX is not UI - Papa_Lamp , Gur-u Hue's color blind mode in action Color Jumpers color blind mode in action The Division UI and Gameplay Walkthrough GDC Breaking conventions with Zelda: Breath of the Wild - Hidemaro Fugibayashi , GDC

Listeners asked and so our second season premiere covers a topic that everyone struggles with: Procrastination. Unfortunately for Brett and Nick, life quickly began to imitate art when they found themselves caught in their own web of procrastination to get the episode finished. Brett and Nick ask: Why do we put things off? Why do we avoid them? And, if procrastination is just a symptom of something larger, then what are its sources? For answers, Brett turns to writer and blogger, Mark Manson. Mark shares some thoughts from his insightful article, “Everything You Wanted To Know About Procrastination But Were Too Lazy To Figure Out”. Was Mark able to set Brett right? Will they cure their own procrastination and make it to the end of the episode? Will Nick stop playing Mario Kart? Stay tuned. * * * Guest: Mark Manson Website: www.markmanson.net Twitter: @IAmMarkManson * * * Be a pal and LEAVE AN ITUNES REVIEW! K? Thx. Connect with the show on Facebook: www.facebook.com/wtspod and Twitter: @exploreWTS Links from our newest segment: WTS DIGS! Brett recommends Ryan Adams’ cover of Taylor Swift’s album, 1989, as well as the mash-up album, Yeezer. Nick recommends Double Fine Adventure. * * * JOIN our MAILING LIST by texting the word SMOKE to 66866, or go to our website (www.wheretheressmoke.co). DOWNLOAD & LISTEN directly from iTunes here: http://tinyurl.com/wts-itunes. You can also go to www.wheretheressmoke.co for links to Stitcher, SoundCloud, and/or to stream online.

Originally Broadcast 2013/03/29: A more recent example is Majora's Mask on 3DS. Did we even talk about it in this podcast? Listen to find out! Ever since Double Fine Adventure (a.k.a. Broken Age), Kickstarter has been the go-to place to fund games in genres long-thought dead (e.g. Adventure Games), by creators long thought dead (e.g. Al Lowe -- kidding! We love ya puddin'), or franchises long thought dead (e.g. the Mega Man-esque Migthy No. 9 by Keiji Inafune). Is this a good thing? And can it possibly last? Vinnk and Sean discuss their one-night-only Madison Underground live show, including the story of being accosted by a supposedly off-duty Marine while filming some footage for the show. It's a long story, and we totally tell it! We also talk about which Kickstarter games are the most interesting, which ones we've funnded and played, and whether or not having a Wii U stretch goal is an absolute necessity (well, Sean thinks so). We also tried out some "delicious" Pepsi-flavored Cheetos -- complete with video! Details about the podcast, links to related articles, and supplemental audio/video are available at FamicomDojo.TV: https://famicomdojo.tv/podcast/80 Leave us a voicemail at 608-492-1923, or share your thoughts on Facebook (https://facebook.com/famicomdojo), Instagram (https://instagram.com/famicomdojo), Twitter (@FamicomDojo), or our Famicom Dojo YouTube channel (https://youtube.com/famicomdojo). "RPG" theme song by the Imari Tones: http://imaritones.net This podcast is brought to you by the Little Podcast Network. Sponsor an episode, or listen to other great shows at http://LittlePodcast.com.

Fresh from a weekend of hooch, croquet and other 1920s brand tomfoolery, Stephen and Jason are back and joined by special guest Daniel Anderson of Clickonline.com. The guys discuss all the news from D23, pitch some Star Wars spin offs, and review Trainwreck. Plus: Ghostbusters, Pirates of the Caribbean 5, Rogue One, Double Fine Adventure, The Hateful Eight, Victor Frankenstein, and a chance to win some swish prizes courtesy of Alan Broughan Art! Podcast: Play in new window | Download | iTunes The post Episode 38: 50 First Darths appeared first on Anticdotes.

Fresh from a weekend of hooch, croquet and other 1920s brand tomfoolery, Stephen and Jason are back and joined by special guest Daniel Anderson of Clickonline.com. The guys discuss all the news from D23, pitch some Star Wars spin offs, and review Trainwreck. Plus: Ghostbusters, Pirates of the Caribbean 5, Rogue One, Double Fine Adventure, The Hateful Eight, Victor Frankenstein, ... Read More The post Episode 38: 50 First Darths appeared first on Anticdotes.

וואו. היו לנו המון נושאים לדבר עליהם בפרק הזה. Broken Age ו- Steam In-Home Streaming (או בקיצור, Steaming) והעובדה ש- King הם נבלי העל החדשים של עולם המשחקים ומה זה לעזאזל Cook, Serve, Delicious?! [audio:http://www.gamepad.co.il/Gamepod/Gamepod085-31.1.2014.mp3|titles=Episode 85: Eranning Late] להורדה   1:18 – עופר שיחק ב- Broken Age: Act I – לשעבר ה- Double Fine Adventure. […]

Find out if Burr still thinks Space Dandy is well.. dandy after a 2nd episode. Gaming Kickstarter pioneer Broken Age (a.k.a. Double Fine Adventure) gets reviewed as well, and an enlightened discussion of Japanese history is ignited after Cat reviews the 2012 film, Emperor, prompting DerrickH to call in. After Kitsune defends a challenge of her loyalty to America, she shares her thoughts on Marvel's Civil War, Anchorman 2, and Kill la Kill! We reach back into the past with The Vision of Escaflowne as our latest challenge to Henneko on Anime Night. A helmet you can sit on and a new love hotel service feature on Cat vs. Fox, while Language Share teaches you how to get your Game of Thrones meme on in Japanese and Spanish. And finally, our news segment focuses on a new candy store in Tokyo we're extremely jealous of!

Ever since Double Fine Adventure (a.k.a. Broken Age), Kickstarter has been the go-to place to fund games in genres long-thought dead (e.g. Adventure Games), by creators long thought dead (e.g. Al Lowe -- kidding! We love ya puddin'), or franchises long thought dead (e.g. the Mega Man-esque Migthy No. 9 by Keiji Inafune). Is this a good thing? And can it possibly last? While Vinnk was in the US, he joined Sean for a live Famicom Dojo screening at the Madison Underground in Madison, WI. Vinnk and Sean discuss their one-night-only Madison Underground live show, including the story of being accosted by a supposedly off-duty Marine while filming some footage for the show. It's a long story, and we totally tell it!We also talk about which Kickstarter games are the most interesting, which ones we've funnded and played, and whether or not having a Wii U stretch goal is an absolute necessity (well, Sean thinks so). We also tried out some "delicious" Pepsi-flavored Cheetos -- complete with video! "RPG" theme song by the Imari Tones: http://imaritones.net This podcast is brought to you by the Famicom Dojo Video Series. Train Your Game at https://youtube.com/famicomdojo.

[News] James, Gary and Chris discuss the latest gaming headlines, including: Xbox's anti-troll Reputation system, Game's gaff highlighting Ouya's SNES emulation, Top free-to-play tricks revealed, why Don Mattrick joined Zynga, Double Fine Adventure runs out of money and more. www.gameburst.co.ukpod@gameburst.co.uktwitter.com/gameburstfacebook.com/gameburst 

Yes, it's the one year anniversary show where we are talking the great 1997 Interplay game series, Fallout. First though, lots of news this week. A cool film kickstarter focusing on the history of the UK gaming scene. Tim Schafer's Double Fine Adventure has an actual name, meet Broken Age. Retronauts is trying to reboot themselves outside of 1up.com. Larry reloaded is scheduled to release in May! Telltale Games is no longer working on their previously announced King's Quest game. In business news, Disney shuts down Lucasarts. Father Beast points out some fun Star Wars based arcade games found at http://www.bruneras.com/ Finally, we get to our main topic, the Fallout series. I get deep into the gameplay, dev story and all the rest. Buy Fallout on GoG: http://www.gog.com/gamecard/fallout Buy Fallout 2 on GoG: http://www.gog.com/gamecard/fallout_2 Buy Fallout 3 on Steam: http://store.steampowered.com/app/22370/ Buy Fallout New Vegas on Steam: http://store.steampowered.com/app/2028016/ Next time, I'll be covering the 1993 Origin game, Strike Commander.

Though it’s been around since 2008, the runaway success of Double Fine Adventure pushed crowd-funding site Kickstarter.com into the line of sight of game enthusiasts everywhere. Not only did the project exceed it’s funding goals exponentially, but the video games section of the site saw a ton of new activity from first-time backers of the point and click adventure game, with Wasteland 2, Shadowrun Returns, and even a new Leisure Suit Larry. Finally, here was a way to speak with our wallets regarding the games we want to purchase and play before a big publisher had the opportunity to deny or distort the vision of the game creators! It’s been a while since our last ‘cast, but we’re back and here to stay! Expect slightly shorter installments, with more focus on a single topic. Also, we’ll be airing some bonus episodes during E3 2012!

Double Fine Adventure, The Darkness II og Magnus Pedersen fra Spillavhengighet-Norge ringer inn for å diskutere ungdom som spiller seg syke og foreldrene og organisasjonene som prøver å hjelpe dem. Mass Effect 3 er ferdig og demo er ute, pluss Lars utfordrer Tormod og Sebastian x 2 til en quiz til lunken mottakelse blant deltakerne. Ekstra lang podcast nok en gang. I studio Lars, Tormod, Sebastian x2 og Rolf.

Die 134. Folge des PC Games-Podcasts ist da! Erneut hoher Besuch im Podcast. Nachdem in der vergangenen Woche Christian Schlütter da war, begrüßen wir heute Oskari Häkkinen von Remedy. Er spricht mit uns über Alan Wake. Außerdem am Start: Shogun 2: Fall of the Samurai, The Darkness 2 und das neue Double Fine-Adventure.