Podcasts about Draw Something

On today's conversation, I'm joined by the CEO of Overtime, Dan Porter. Formerly head of Digital at WME, CEO of OMGPOP, and the creator of the mobile game ‘Draw Something,' Dan founded Overtime in 2016. Now a digital sports media company geared towards Gen-Z sports fans and operating a series of professional sports leagues - it began focusing on posting short-form content of high school athletes captured shared to social media.This social-first identity carries through across all of the companies endeavours to this day, so I'm delighted to have Dan on to discuss the companies evolution from media platform to league operator, their recently announced partnerships with the ATP Tour and NWSL, and how they are navigating the evolving landscape around areas like NIL and social media.Timestamps: On today's conversation, I'm joined by the CEO of Overtime, Dan Porter. Formerly head of Digital at WME, CEO of OMGPOP, and the creator of the mobile game ‘Draw Something,' Dan founded Overtime in 2016. Now a digital sports media company geared towards Gen-Z sports fans and operating a series of professional sports leagues - it began focusing on posting short-form content of high school athletes captured shared to social media.This social-first identity carries through across all of the companies endeavours to this day, so I'm delighted to have Dan on to discuss the companies evolution from media platform to league operator, their recently announced partnerships with the ATP Tour and NWSL, and how they are navigating the evolving landscape around areas like NIL and social media.Timestamps:  2:00 - Dan's Journey - From Draw Something to Overtime5:00 - What is Overtime? A brand, a platform, a league?8:00 - Becoming Sports League Operators 10:00 - Young athletes aren't future stars, they're stars NOW13:00 - Owning IP and Being Part of Creator Economy 15:00 - Impact of Name, Image, Likeness (NIL) on Overtime17:00 - Eli Ellis: A potential future Overtime CEO 20:00 - Overtime's Revenue Split 25:00 – NFL, Olympics & new partnerships: Why other leagues are working with Overtime30:00 – Future plans and Overtime's potential bold play in chessAdditional Links:Overtime and NWSL Team Up For Gen-Z-Focused Content PartnershipATP Tour & Overtime announce groundbreaking content partnership to bring tennis to new audiencesConnect with Dan on LinkedIn - HereConnect with Andy on LinkedIn - Here

Episode 607: Sam Parr ( https://twitter.com/theSamParr ) and Shaan Puri ( https://twitter.com/ShaanVP ) talk to Dan Porter ( https://x.com/tfadp ) about selling his app for $200M after just 6 weeks plus stories about Richard Branson, Ari Emmanuel & building cult brands. — Show Notes:  (0:00) Intro (1:29) Story behind OMGPop gaming company (5:23)Creating viral mobile game Draw My Thing (now Draw Something) (12:02) 25 million users a day, 1 million drawings every 5 seconds (24:10) Zynga bought the game for $200M 6 weeks after launch (32:30) The real power of money (38:32) Working with Richard Branson and Ari Emmanuel (47:44) Building Overtime (creating a brand that is part of culture) (52:28) The Travis Scott effect (1:06:45) Dan's life advice  — Links: • Overtime - https://overtimeelite.com/ — Check Out Shaan's Stuff: Need to hire? You should use the same service Shaan uses to hire developers, designers, & Virtual Assistants → it's called Shepherd (tell ‘em Shaan sent you): https://bit.ly/SupportShepherd — Check Out Sam's Stuff: • Hampton - https://www.joinhampton.com/ • Ideation Bootcamp - https://www.ideationbootcamp.co/ • Copy That - https://copythat.com • Hampton Wealth Survey - https://joinhampton.com/wealth • Sam's List - http://samslist.co/ My First Million is a HubSpot Original Podcast // Brought to you by The HubSpot Podcast Network // Production by Arie Desormeaux // Editing by Ezra Bakker Trupiano

How do you go from 0 to 50 million installs in 50 days?In today's episode on the Mobile UA Show, we speak to Wilson Kriegel about the meteoric rise of Draw Something, a pictionary app that allows you to play with friends asynchronously. We go into details of how the company was close to shutting down and how they gave this game all they had and released a game that went viral and got the parent company acquired in just a few weeks following that.Tune in to get some fascinating insights from behind the scenes of one of the wildest rides in mobile growth.This episode has been re-released from our previous podcast, How Things Grow.Check out the show notes here: https://mobileuseracquisitionshow.com/episode/draw-something-zynga-wilson-kriegel/KEY HIGHLIGHTS

News That Didn't Make the News: You can draw something with AI now, What would you pay for unlimited food?, and A pilot fight.

Eheti adásunk lényegében egy nagy hírblokk. Beszélünk a CoD-ot használó terroristákról, megtárgyaljuk hogy ha egy iPad 600 dollár és nem győznek eleget gyártani, akkor ugyan ennyiért miért sok egy konzol? Örülünk a Dark Souls esetleges PC-s portjáról, Kid Icarus 3DS-ről, Metal Gear Solid különböző új remake-változatairól. Mivel játszottunk: Hard Reset, Angry Birds Space, Skylanders. Letöltésnek a Battle Loot-ot ajánljuk, de töltsétek még a legújabb mániát a Draw Something-ot is. (Eredeti megjelenés: 2012.03.27.)

I dagens program medverkar Robin Hellberg, Simon Karlsson, Albin Andersson och Jakob. Det diskuteras Draw Something, Sprocket, It Takes Two och Test Drive Unlimited 2. Teknik Jakob FällbergRedigering Jakob FällbergMusik Jakob Fällberg

My guest today is Garrett Peek. Garrett is a Team Lead in Garmin Labs working on disruptive product innovation. He is responsible for guiding the research, design, development, launch and growth of new products with hundreds of millions of enthusiastic customers.. Before joining Garmin, Garrett cofounded several startups and worked for Zynga after the acquisition of OMGPOP, where he designed the hit mobile game Draw Something. As you'll hear in this conversation, Garrett's career has been a wild ride. I can tell you now that things didn't always go according to plan. From a young age, he was known for his building and creating, whether it be lego or painting. He spent a lot of time thinking how he might be able to use or apply these skills in the ‘'real'' world. After graduating, Garret decided he wanted to move to Boston to be closer to a friend, but after 28 job applications, 1 response and no job offers, he had to reassess. This didn't last for long, as before he knew it he struck lucky and was helping put together pitches for Super Bowl commercials. Garrett talked about how the moment you realize that you're hitting your comfort zone, is the moment you're prime for disruption - I loved this! Garrett discusses the common themes to success throughout his career, which he says come down to three things: 1- what teams would I be useful on, 2- how do I make myself indispensable, and 3- what is FUN to me. He's also pretty good at reading the room, but I'll let him tell you that story. Garret also highlights the importance of interviewing the company, as well as being interviewed by them. Have you ever asked what you are going in to solve during an interview? Like most of our guests, Garrett didn't have a plan and only now, looking back retrospectively, has he been able to connect the dots! I think this episode is sure to become a fan favorite! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ann-hiatt/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ann-hiatt/support

Dan Porter is CEO of Overtime, a sports media company that's redefining what it means to cover sports. Previously, Dan was president of Teach for America and the driving force behind Draw Something, the massively popular social game. In this episode, Dan walks us through making a hit game, why he's building a new sports media brand, and why the the amateur athlete might be a thing of the past. Watch this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/BYMjDoIoe8s Follow Dan Porter on Twitter: https://twitter.com/tfadp Follow Andrew Yang on Twitter: https://twitter.com/AndrewYang Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On this episode, we look back on our quest to draw something for seven days! What a ride that was! We actually ended up discussing more about art and how we approach it than we expected to. It was fun to dive into all the nuance around artists and how they create what they do. I know for sure we all came out having learned a thing or two about our own creative pursuits. Jacob was unable to be with us this episode because he's busy off hunting jackalope in Ohio. We'll be glad to have him back next week! Our next quest, should you choose to accept it: No screens one hour before bed! That's right! Put that phone down, stop playing video games, and get your head right for one hour before you go to sleep. We realize not everyone has a set bedtime, so in that case just do your best to predict your sleepytime and cut out stimulating entertainment before then. We look forward to hearing about your plans and strategies in Discord or by sending an email to dearsidequests@gmail.com Up next! Do we clean a park or get driven 2 miles away and have to find our way back home? It's up to you! GO VOTE!

On this episode, we look back on our quest to draw something for seven days! What a ride that was! We actually ended up discussing more about art and how we approach it than we expected to. It was fun to dive into all the nuance around artists and how they create what they do. I know for sure we all came out having learned a thing or two about our own creative pursuits. Jacob was unable to be with us this episode because he's busy off hunting jackalope in Ohio. We'll be glad to have him back next week! Our next quest, should you choose to accept it: No screens one hour before bed! That's right! Put that phone down, stop playing video games, and get your head right for one hour before you go to sleep. We realize not everyone has a set bedtime, so in that case just do your best to predict your sleepytime and cut out stimulating entertainment before then. We look forward to hearing about your plans and strategies in Discord or by sending an email to dearsidequests@gmail.com Up next! Do we clean a park or get driven 2 miles away and have to find our way back home? It's up to you! GO VOTE!

Creative technologies, such as virtual reality, have the incredible potential of building community. But how does it work exactly? And what can technology bring to the table that other mediums cannot? In this new episode of the Social PR Secrets Podcast, host Lisa Buyer talks to Paige Dansinger about her virtual museums and efforts to bring communities together through art and technology. They also explore how PR can disseminate these efforts into the world. From games to virtual museums Paige started her career in the art industry, at the Minneapolis Institute of Art. When she quit her job, she knew she wanted to work with creative technologies, reaching new museum audiences through her phone. She didn’t know what that would look like but she embraced the challenge. Inspired by the popular mobile phone game Draw Something, she started posting re-creation of artworks on social media. As big museums noticed and invited her to speak at big-name events, she knew she had a concept. Yet, she was still unable to tackle hard subjects such as war or social justice. For that, she needed a community. Slowly, through various opportunities, she got to understand the potential of art, social media, and VR to build connections. What even is a virtual museum? She founded Better World Museum to create resilient individuals, groups, & communities. For example, when she brought the museum to domestic abuse survivors, the victims bonded and connected through drawing. The shared experience of creating together creates a connection, she says. Eventually, Paige took the museum around the world. As she discovered VR technology, she also understood she could use it to bring people from all around the world together. She created a flower garden people could add to from anywhere. As she traveled around the world, over 4,000 people drew in the garden in the span of 3 months. The pop-up format allowed her to create a mini-moving museum. But thankfully, as the COVID-19 pandemic started, Paige had already experimented with VR enough that she was able to thrive on virtual-only. Creating community Paige Dansinger also created the Horizon Museum, where people recreate artworks in VR. Visitors (who thus become artists) can perform via audio sharing buttons and are integral parts of the museum. They even get compensated for their participation. Paige also hosted a pizza party, which brought an intergenerational crowd for a night of fun and connection. Her two museums allowed Paige to bring communities together during a time of crisis. Interestingly enough, Paige’s PR efforts are directly reliant on her community. While she spends significant efforts on creating her brand, she lets the community share her work while exemplifying their voices. Her main visibility strategy? Creativity. “My mission is to build creative technologies to build resilience” - Paige Dansinger Some topics discussed in this episode include:

Creative technologies, such as virtual reality, have the incredible potential of building community. But how does it work exactly? And what can technology bring to the table that other mediums cannot? In this new episode of the Social PR Secrets Podcast, host Lisa Buyer talks to Paige Dansinger about her virtual museums and efforts to bring communities together through art and technology. They also explore how PR can disseminate these efforts into the world. From games to virtual museums Paige started her career in the art industry, at the Minneapolis Institute of Art. When she quit her job, she knew she wanted to work with creative technologies, reaching new museum audiences through her phone. She didn’t know what that would look like but she embraced the challenge. Inspired by the popular mobile phone game Draw Something, she started posting re-creation of artworks on social media. As big museums noticed and invited her to speak at big-name events, she knew she had a concept. Yet, she was still unable to tackle hard subjects such as war or social justice. For that, she needed a community. Slowly, through various opportunities, she got to understand the potential of art, social media, and VR to build connections. What even is a virtual museum? She founded Better World Museum to create resilient individuals, groups, & communities. For example, when she brought the museum to domestic abuse survivors, the victims bonded and connected through drawing. The shared experience of creating together creates a connection, she says. Eventually, Paige took the museum around the world. As she discovered VR technology, she also understood she could use it to bring people from all around the world together. She created a flower garden people could add to from anywhere. As she traveled around the world, over 4,000 people drew in the garden in the span of 3 months. The pop-up format allowed her to create a mini-moving museum. But thankfully, as the COVID-19 pandemic started, Paige had already experimented with VR enough that she was able to thrive on virtual-only. Creating community Paige Dansinger also created the Horizon Museum, where people recreate artworks in VR. Visitors (who thus become artists) can perform via audio sharing buttons and are integral parts of the museum. They even get compensated for their participation. Paige also hosted a pizza party, which brought an intergenerational crowd for a night of fun and connection. Her two museums allowed Paige to bring communities together during a time of crisis. Interestingly enough, Paige’s PR efforts are directly reliant on her community. While she spends significant efforts on creating her brand, she lets the community share her work while exemplifying their voices. Her main visibility strategy? Creativity. “My mission is to build creative technologies to build resilience” - Paige Dansinger Some topics discussed in this episode include:

On Episode 56 of The Latke Room, your favorite Jews talk about Tony Deangelo drama and the “court side Karen”. Then Dan Porter, the CEO and Founder of Overtime, joins the podcast (24:18) to talk about the future of sports in media and how Gen Z obtains sports highlights.

Fun Challenge Day 249! Draw Something Weird/Fun. 365 Day Fun Challenge. Do one fun thing every day! Join Pajama Gramma every day this year for a daily dose of FUN. https://facebook.com/pajamagramma #365dayfunchallenge #doonefunthingeveryday #drawsoemthingweird

Fun Day Challenge 121 Draw Something Weird At... 365 Day Fun Challenge! Do One Fun Thing Every Day! Join Pajama Gramma every day this year for a daily dose of FUN. https://facebook.com/pajamagramma #pajamagramma #funeveryday #drawsomethingweird

The "Draw Something" app is totally FREE, but Parker's parents don't know that. Jubal calls from the phone company to inform them that young Parker has rung up a $1500 phone bill... all in ONE MONTH?!? Hear how they react in the phone tap! (Image Courtesy: bradleygee. Creative Commons)

Continuing the December theme of speaking with devs who made some of my favourite games of 2016, I'm joined this week by Jonathan Burroughs, one of the creators of Virgina and co-founder of Variable State. The team have recently been nominated for Writer's Guild of Great Britain award for the writing in the game too, so huge congratulations to them for that. In addition to his almost accidental career path - which took him from QA on Burnout 3 to starting his own game company via Battlefield and writing House of the Dead - Overkill - we talk about his Spectrum in a briefcase, an early love of Cannon Fodder and Wing Commander, designing levels for Marathon, the story of Virgina, how Lumines can be a cure for anxiety and how Gamedev Story can mend a broken heart. "There was a fish in the percolator!" The drawing game I couldn't remember the name of is Drawception, and it's still absolutely amazing https://drawception.com/ PATREON! - patreon.com/checkpoints iTunes HERE - SUBSCRIBE / RATE / REVIEW Games discussed: Mini Metro, Persona 4 Golden, Virginia, Battalion Wars, Burnout 3, Earthworm Jim, Monkey Island 2, Wing Commander, Cannon Fodder, Draw Something, Lumines, Gamedev Story, Asterisk, Kentucky Route Zero, Passage, Golden Axe, Dictator, Giddy Game Show. RSS HERE Twitter - twitter.com/CheckpointsShow Cover design: Craig Stevenson - http://onedinosaurandhisballoon.blogspot.co.uk Music: Samuel Baker - http://soundcloud.com/furoshiki

Lindsey, Marlee, and Steph talk all things mobile games. They talk about upcoming games announced at E3 as well as their favorites--new and old. Special mentions: Trivia Crack, Draw Something, Temple Run, and the classic Snake games. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

When Dan Porter started his second company he had every intention of building a massive business and getting rich. In 2013, after creating one of the most viral mobile games on the planet he achieved his goal and sold his business to Zynga for $183 million. And now he plans to go even bigger with his new company Overtime. We got a chance to hear him speak last week to a small group of entrepreneurs that Sergei works with at the eLab at NYU, and we were inspired to share some of the insights and wisdom that Dan bestowed on us during his 60 minute conversation with the group. In this episode you will learn: 1) How to compete with massive established companies and win2) How to make products designed for a niche group, mainstream3) The importance of relationships and how to cultivate them See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this rebroadcast of Games in Schools and Libraries episode 16 Giles and Don discuss games and art. Games that can be used to stimulate discussion on art, games that use art to evoke a theme, and games that involve the players creating art. Games DiscussedDixitMiddle Earth The Collectible Card Game CCGsCivilization Pastiche Fresco Sienna The Road to Canterbury Telestrations Pictionary Draw Something Cluzzle Monster Squash Clay-o-rama This episode was originally hosted by the Games for Educators Website. After listening to this episode go check them out. http://g4ed.com/Games in Schools and Libraries is produced by Inverse Genius in association with Georgetown County Library System.Games in Schools and Libraries Guild at Board Game GeekEmail us: schoolsandlibraries@gmail.com

My guest today is Wilson Kriegel - and he's going to tell us the story of a perfect storm that he lived through that in many ways shaped & pioneered the way we think about virality and breakout growth. Wilson is today the CEO at HrtBeat Audio, a wearable hardware and software company that could very well change the way we communicate and capture moments safely using handsfree devices. Wilson has been a leader in many companies in gaming and mobile since far before the first smartphones came on our radar. On today's episode, we will dive into the story of one of the earliest breakout hit games on mobile - OMGPOP's Draw Something, which Wilson was a huge part of. Draw Something was launched when its maker OMGPOP was less than a quarter away from running out of money. They'd let go of people - and were mentally gearing up to close shop when their new game Draw Something came out. Draw Something not only dragged its team back from the brink - but also saw some astronomical numbers and incredible viral growth that changed its team's fortunes literally overnight. Draw Something hit a million downloads 10 days after its launch in 2010, and 50 million downloads in the first 50 days after launch. Just as astonishingly, less than a month after Draw Something's launch, OMGPop was acquired for $210 million. In today's interview, we'll talk to Wilson about the early days of online games and mobile games, and go behind the scenes of the abrupt ascent of Draw Something & the flurry of activity and dealmaking that led to its acquisition less than a month after its launch. We go into incredible detail about what it was like to live inside the perfect storm that Draw Something found itself in the midst of back in 2012 - and this is an incredibly exciting episode that I'm very stoked to bring to you today.  KEY HIGHLIGHTSHow OMGPOP was on the verge of running out of cash when Draw Something's mobile version came along. How OMGPOP's CEO Dan Porter adjusted Draw Something's gameplay to be much less competitive than its earlier versions used to be. The analogy that he used to describe this casual competitiveness.How the OMGPOP team's focus on fundamentals and the foundational work for years was essential in supporting & amplifying Draw Something's growth when it did blow up.Users' having to set up a gamer tag to identify themselves was a friction point in their onboarding process. However, this also resulted in massive virality and discovery when users decided to share these gamer tags to find opponents.OMGPOP had hired bankers hired to salvage what they could of the company as they expected to run out of money. The bankers had to switch gears from thinking about a distress sale to maximizing a sale price - as they engaged potential buyers. The 5-day bidding war that eventually culminated in OMGPOP's acquisition.How a virtuous cycle of growth can also turn against a product whose growth begins to slow down. The lull in the social gaming space at the time that resulted in OMGPOP and Zynga bearing the brunt of the slowdown - even though Draw Something continued to show strong engagement & financials. How this lull culminated in the OMGPOP office being shut down. How this rise and fall is often a natural cycle in business and technology that affects many well-known companies.Check out the full transcript and show notes here:https://howthingsgrow.co/draw-something-zynga-50-million-wilson-kriegel-picsart/**Get more goodies here:http://MobileUserAcquisitionShow.comhttp://RocketShipHQ.comhttp://RocketShipHQ.com/blog

In which Stuart & Andy share their thoughts on the trailers for Justice League, Spider-Man Homecoming, Thor Ragnarok & IT, plus some of the nerdy news that broke, before you can hear from people who know what their talking about as we bring you the Inside The Artist Studio panel from True Believers 2017. Then to round things off the Nerds talk about their own experiences and methods for drawing.

How about a quickie this evening? Lauren is getting ready for a hot date in a Wawa parking lot so she talks about getting her pubes ready for the occasion. We also talk about playing Draw Something which really isn't as great as talking about Lauren's pubes.

Whether you have intentionally set aside family connection time OR you have found yourself waiting together in an unexpectedly long line (coke freestyle machines, I’m looking at you!), make the most of the time by playing together. Today’s conversation is about some of our favorite, (mostly) mobile games that give you the opportunity to laugh together. Related (ish) Links How many hours does the average dog sleep? http://www.petful.com/behaviors/how-long-dogs-sleep-average/ Algorithm a la Urban Dictionary… http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=algorithm&defid=8162210 Squiggly (make a picture) game http://joyphenix.com/blog/keeping-dinner-fun/ License plate games This post describes the license plate game along with a bunch of other road trip games. http://joyphenix.com/blog/on-the-road-again/ Compliment game http://joyphenix.com/blog/the-compliment-game/ Telephone on paper http://joyphenix.com/blog/playing-telephone-on-paper/ Make up a story http://joyphenix.com/blog/table-games/ https://www.storycubes.com Wikipedia challenge & Storytelling http://joyphenix.com/blog/home-date-night/ Pee Chee folders (Did you have these growing up?) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pee_Chee_folder Drawsomething https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Draw_Something Tensies https://www.google.com/search?client=safari&rls=en&q=tensies+game+rules&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8 Talk about this: Tell us about your favorite games!!!  

In this episode Jeremy Shinewald, along with guest host Miles Lasater, interviews Dan Porter - former teacher and CEO of Teach for America, serial entrepreneur, and current Board Member of Venture for America. Dan may be most well known for serving as the CEO of OMGPOP, where he created Draw Something, an app that had over 100 million downloads and is one of the most downloaded games ever in the history of the iPhone. Dan sold OMGPOP to Zynga for $180 million in 2012. Listen to Dan tell his story and how he landed his current role as Head of Digital at William Morris Endeavor.

It’s back to the boxes as Rick and Ben begin another round of board game discussions. With a focus on the physical, our hosts touch on some bigger party games and their off shoots. Plus, Rick proves once again that all he thinks about is sex, and Ben warns about the danger of crossing hardcore Bingo players.   File Under: Board Games, Tabletop Games, Twister, King’s Footsie, Jenga, Takoradi, Charades, Reverse Charades, Heads Up, Bingo, Pictionary, iSketch, Draw Something, Drawful   Find us on the web: Rick on Twitter: https://twitter.com/WrathRainbows Ben on Twitter: https://twitter.com/theragu40 ThePastCast website: http://www.thepastcast.com

In this episode Jeremy Shinewald, along with guest host Miles Lasater, interviews Dan Porter - former teacher and CEO of Teach for America, serial entrepreneur, and current Board Member of Venture for America. Dan may be most well known for serving as the CEO of OMGPOP, where he created Draw Something, an app that had over 100 million downloads and is one of the most downloaded games ever in the history of the iPhone. Dan sold OMGPOP to Zynga for $180 million in 2012. Listen to Dan tell his story and how he landed his current role as Head of Digital at William Morris Endeavor.

On today's episode of the D2D Pod, Jen and Greg discuss the pitfalls of toddler AND dog shit, Kendrick Lamar's high-energy, frenetic performance on SNL and what fueled it, and the state of cannabis as Jen obsesses with "Draw Something" like Kate, the dog, obsesses with reflections and laser lights.  Enjoy!

Dave and Chuck talk about an exploding corpse that damaged a house, overly competitive neighbors, Craig Ferguson leaving the Late Late Show, Matt Damon to play Aquaman in possible upcoming DC comics film, old words or phrases you'd like to bring back, the most hated tasks in life, a man that lost 380lbs using the Draw Something app, and more!

It's a genius plan. The Married Gamers will never see it coming. What evil deeds are we planning? You'll just have to listen. In the meantime, you might also want to check out our news and reviews from hosts Holy Goalie, Edie Sellers, and Nick Dinicola. Topics include: Reviews, previews, and ongoing issues of ,, , , , (Xbox 360), Gears of War 3, ; Microsoft for E3. That will fix all that bad press, right?Is the Wii U basic on its way out? Nintendo asking for to the company; Zynga and shuts several of its offices, including OMGPOP of Draw Something fame; The will be on mobile and/or PC; Crowdfunding for Shadows of the Eternals, the proposed game from ex–Silicon Knights employees, this week; The things the Microsoft has done wrong with the Xbox 360. Are they indicative of the culture that's driving Xbox One? Enjoy.

This week! LEGO City Undercover, LEGO City Undercover: The Chase Begins, Draw Something 2, Robot Unicorn Attack 2, Monaco, Mars: War Logs and Rayman Legends Challenges App. Plus: Nintendo and E3, rebranding the Wii U, favorite Phantasy Stars, Super Mario World/Sonic 3 & Knuckles, Shantae coming to VC in June, and more! And check out Greg's web series Generation 16 (Episode 8 now available) - click here. And take a trip over to Phil's YouTube Channel to see some awesome retro game vids. Own an iPhone/iPod touch? We've got an app for that--the Player One Podcast player app is available now. Play shows new and old, read show notes, access the show Twitter, website, email, and more! Click here to download. Got an Android device? You can now download our app on the Amazon Android Appstore. Find out all about it here. Follow us on twitter at twitter.com/p1podcast. Thanks for listening! Don't forget to visit our new web site at www.playeronepodcast.com. Don't forget to join our forums if you haven't already! Running time: 1:11:30

It’s a new world record. We’ve talked about Mailbox in every single one of our podcasts and today’s episode was no exception. Just when we taught we had exhausted all discussion about the much-hyped email app that failed to blow Joseph’s mind, Mailbox announces earlier this morning that they were acquired by Dropbox! As you can tell from my reaction, I was pretty stunned by the news. As we learned from Draw Something, hype certainly can lead to quick acquisitions.

Only a few days left to submit for the Listener Special Episode! Apps reviewed: LetterPress, Slide Soccer, OLO, Draw Something.

No Continues is One Life Left's off-season weekly book / game club. Each week the team discuss different games that incorporate a single theme. This week's theme is 'Creativity'. Players: Aiofe - https://twitter.com/AoifeLockhartDaria - https://twitter.com/DariasaurGemma - https://twitter.com/GemmaLoughranMatt - https://twitter.com/Jam_Sponge Playlist: Playpen - http://playpen.farbs.org/index.php?title=Main_PageFolding Story - http://foldingstory.com/Draw Something - http://omepop.com/drawsomethingDrawception - http://drawception.com/Tone Matrix - http://tonematrix.audiotool.com/Tony B - http://www.tony-b.org/Online Sequencer - http://onlinesequencer.net/ Extra credit: Doodle or Die - http://doodleordie.com/ Tracklist: 1. Balloon Bear - Slack Jawedhttp://chipmusic.org/balloonbear/music/slack-jawed-ft-skip-sandwich-dx 2. Deep Shade - Rocket Chaserhttp://chipmusic.org/deepshade/music/rocket-chaser Play, listen and contribute to the show live on Resonance 104.4FM at 7pm on Monday evening, or we'll see you back here for the podcast. Next week is our preview show for GDC 2013. Well, the two percent of GDC that doesn't involve drinking and/or karaoke anyway. Team NCxx

Altra puntata di email e riflessioni filosofiche, con incluso a tradimento anche il momento di nostalgia amighista. Formazione più o meno al completo, ma minata da problemi di salute a palate: Simone nelle spire della febbra, e Davide alle prese con la difficoltosa digestione di un po' di semi di girasole radioattivi. Ma per il podcast questo ed altro! Free Playing, perché la sanità è pubblica, ma le malattie sono private! [0:00:00] Intro [0:03:34] Per Maradona i figli non sono piezz'e core [0:05:00] Ciao chat! [0:05:56] La posta del cuore di Simone [0:06:35] I videogiochi che promuovono i dischi delle band (sonountaleban) [0:12:37] I videogiochi, molotov moderne (sonountaleban) [0:30:21] Amiga, quanti ricordi! (sonountaleban) [0:49:15] emigranti esprèss (Roberto "Il Cinese" Turrini, link) [0:51:16] Il termine "videogioco" è troppo ampio? (Roberto "Il Cinese" Turrini) [1:05:03] I videogame nella vita quotidiana e la gamification (Roberto "Il Cinese" Turrini) [1:12:44] Activision: fare giochi con un parco, una donna, e un poliziotto (Roberto "Il Cinese" Turrini) [1:13:24] Saluti vari, e il titolo della puntata [1:15:13] Extra Credits [1:16:05] L.A. Noire [1:30:37] Ni No Kuni [1:45:41] Luigi's Mansion 2 [1:46:20] Super Mario 3D Land [1:48:33] DSTwo [1:51:16] Ken il guerriero, Yu Yu Hakusho, e I cavalieri dello zodiaco [1:54:42] Mario - Una Serie Di Maccio Capatonda [2:01:23] Spartacus, la terza stagione [2:03:52] Street Fighter II: The Animated Movie [2:04:20] il Davinotti [2:05:49] Outro. Divagazioni più o meno degne di nota: [0:07:38] L'Humble Bundle with Android 5 [0:08:10] Ishaq Game [0:08:49] Sound Shapes per PS Vita [0:09:55] Street Song [0:10:22] Skrillex Quest [0:10:56] Corto Circuito dei 99 Posse [0:20:44] Riot [0:39:43] Disposable Hero [0:47:06] Gli schermi sono dappertutto [0:48:34] Il game over di Shadow of the Beast II [1:03:45] Vende tutti i suoi videogiochi per sposarsi [2:06:39] Draw Something. Hanno partecipato Bruno #brunodinoi Barbera, Simone #ilsaggiosimone Andreozzi, Davide #miticodavide Alexandro Fiandra, e l'amicone Aurelio #auronemaglione Maglione. Fabio Di Felice e l'insindacabile Gabbre erano nei nostri cuori. Un saluto anche agli amici che ci hanno seguito in diretta: Femto88, fapo8, littlexaus, Ctekcop, Matteo Beconcini, Kjow, Andrea "The Benso" Vena, prtruz, Alfredo Fichera, mrKaizen, andmind, sonountaleban, skillo iso, Alberto Cappellina, e Mirco Pierfederici. Ricordate di scriverci numerosi in email (info@freeplaying.it): i vostri dubbi e le vostre domande troveranno saggia risposta nella posta del cuore di Simone. Volete supportarci? Piaceteci e fateci piacere su Facebook, cerchiateci e fateci cerchiare su Google+, cinguettateci e fateci cinguettare su Twitter e, ovviamente, recensiteci, cinquestellateci e seguiteci su iTunes! E se siete ricchi sfondati, supportateci comprandovi il super libro di Fabio Di Felice su Amazon e le magliette fashion di The Indie Shelter!

[Roundtable] Following a listener suggestion, James, Andi and Chris attempt to discuss the wide world of iOS gaming, from casual hits like Angry Birds to social phenomena like Draw Something and hardcore titles such as Infinity Blade - plus all the miscellany in the middle. We also discuss what type of games we prefer, what control schemes we like, how often we use our iPhone and iPad for gaming and recommend some of the best games we've found. www.gameburst.co.ukpod@gameburst.co.uktwitter.com/gameburstfacebook.com/gameburst 

Recorded on June 26th, 2012 with Brian Fife, James Fingal, and Thomas Westberg. Brian, Jim and Tom talk about beloved games and give some general background on their goals and interests regarding games. They each provide the following background info: Five games you love A game you wish you loved, but you can’t Your most memorable gaming experience A pet peeve in gaming (something that is easy to fix or avoid) A wish or dream (something that is hard to fix or do) What games you are playing now [Editor’s Note] There was a technical error with this recording and some of Jim’s discussion right at the beginning was lost. Links to Referenced Items: Planescape: Torment, Fallout 1, Mirror’s Edge, Assassin’s Creed, Shadow of the Colossus, Ico, The Last Guardian, Red Faction: Guerilla, Homefront, Robotron:2084, Eugene Jarvis, Larry DeMar, World of Warcraft, ToeJam and Earl, Geometry Wars, Inferno, Portal, Tempest, Space Invaders, Vector Graphics, Battlezone, Fake Sponsor: Weighted Companion Cube, Nethack, Colossal Caves, Zork, Roguelike Games, Rogue, Angband, Ancient Domains of Mystery, X-Com: UFO Defense, X-Com: Terror From the Deep, Hunters (iOS), Masters of Orion 2, The Ur-Quan Masters, Twilight Imperium, Fable, Peter Molyneux, Grand Theft Auto 3, Mass Effect, Star Wars: The Old Republic, Penny Arcade: Backstory in The Old Republic, Natural Selection, Natural Selection 2, Tribes, Unknown Worlds Entertainment, Duke Nukem Forever, Left 4 Dead, Warhammer 40k: Dawn of War, Rise of Nations, NBA Jam, Double Dribble, Tony Hawk 2, Tecmo Bowl, Robo Rally, Little Big Planet 2, New Super Mario Bros. Wii, Journey, Klax, Klax Strategies, Zelda, Golden Cartridge, Dwarf Fortress, Elder Scrolls, Curses, Eve Online, Fake Sponsor: Horse Armor, AT-AT Greyhound Costume,, Chicken Wing, Orisinal Games, 45 minute Baron Run, World of Warcraft - Karazhan, DKP, Halo Reach, Gears of War, Team Fortress, Counterstrike, No Zombies Allowed, Draw Something, Words with Friends, Super Smash Bros., Raving Rabbids, Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning, Penny Arcade - Priorities, Red Dead Redemption, Borderlands, Skulls in Halo, Sith Slave: The Old Republic, Apocalypse Daily, Real Money Trade, Black and White, Sim City Deluxe, Populous, Civilization, The 10 year Civ Game, Elder Scrolls: Oblivion, The Witcher, Elder Scrolls: Skyrim, The Darkness: 2, Alan Wake, Lone Survivor, Superbrothers: Swords and Sworcery, Diablo 3, Torchlight 2, Tobolds: Workification, Gauntlet, World of Tanks, League of Legends, Jetpack Joyride, Carcassonne, Ascension, Sins of a Solar Empire: Rebellion.

[News] James, Chris and Andi discuss the latest gaming headlines, starting Microsoft's new tablet Surface. More Microsoft news includes details for this year's Summer of Arcade and how Achievements will soon give you Microsoft points. Sony insists the Vita does not need "a re-evaluation", while Crytek continues to test the waters for a new TimeSplitters game. Australia finally gets its R18+ rating - and what does Draw Something have to do with the Kardashians? www.gameburst.co.ukpod@gameburst.co.uktwitter.com/gameburstfacebook.com/gameburst 

- Microsoft presenta su tablet Surface. - Draw Something podría llegar a la televisión. - Facebook compra Face.com.

Everything E3 is now over and we've settled back into things. Sean is trying out Max Payne 3 and finishing the last bit of Mario Kart 7, Nathan is playing more Jetpack Joyride as well as finally jumping into Skyrim and Jon is playing some downloadable 3DS game and Lollipop Chainsaw. As for the small bit of news: Draw Something is being turned into a game show and a brief WiiU price sighting takes place.

This week, we welcome back Bryan Snyder as we take a look at the Microsoft Surface, the leaked Xbox 720 documents, the Draw Something show signed for CBS, suggestive kickstarters, and much more! Join us live Tuesdays at 7:00 p.m. EST on live.sorgatronmedia.com! Join the AwesomeCast on Twitter, Facebook and be sure to follow us on iTunes in both video and audio formats, as well as YouTube, Boxee, Roku, and Blip.tv! As always, you can chime in with news, thoughts, or comments at Contact@AwesomeCast.com or 724-25-A-CAST.

In this special Father's-Day Edition of Quick Hits / Slow Jams, Gwyneth finds a word more gag-inducing than GOOP, Seacrest brings the Tiny Screen to the Small Screen and JETPACKS. That is all. (--with a little more). Then in our SLOW JAM section we ask our fathers about the music their youth-- on and off the dance floor.

Join Alex and Tigs as they bitch and wine about the thing they love, talk about Diablo 3, Max Payne 3, Xenogears, Draw Something, Words With Friends and a whole lot more on this episode of Griefed! Recorded on May 16th 2012.

This week, we look into a scandal involving Scott Thompson, Yahoo's CEO,  wherein he allegedly lied on his resume about having a CS degree. Later, we'll poke into a couple of exciting rumors of Apple lowering the price of their Macbook Air to $799, plus their upcoming HDTV offering. But first, the headlines...Facebook sets its IPO price, Discovery buys Revision3, Draw Something loses 5M users/Mo. after Zynga purchase, AT&T CEO regrets offering unlimited data, Google loses copyright infringement case to Oracle over Java, Google's Hangouts on Air rolls out to everyone, & Google's Autonomous cars get an official nod from Nevada. Headlines Facebook Sets $28-$35 IPO Range Discovery Buys Revision3 for $30 Million Draw Something Loses 5M Users a Month After Zynga Purchase AT&T Chief Regrets Offering Unlimited Data for iPhone Google liable for copyright infringement, jury finds Google makes Hangouts On Air available to everyone Google gets license to test drive autonomous cars on Nevada roads Audible Book of the Week I Am a Pole (And So Can You!) by  Stephen Colbert Musical Interlude #1 Hot Topic: Résumé-Gate Yahoo CEO Scott Thompson Resume Scandal They Shoot Yahoo CEOs, Don't They? CEO Says Sorry to Yahoos for Borked Bio "Distraction" Yahoo Director in Charge of Botched CEO Vetting to Step Down Musical Interlude #2 Final Word: Apple Rumors Apple reportedly to release US$799 MacBook Air in 3Q12 Our Source Has Seen The Apple HDTV, Here's What It Looks Like The Drill Down on iTunes (Subscribe now!) Sign up here to be alerted by SMS when the podcast is live! Geeks Of Doom's The Drill Down is a roundtable-style audio podcast where we discuss the most important issues of the week, in tech and on the web and how they affect us all. Hosts are Geeks of Doom contributor Andrew Sorcini (Mr. BabyMan), VentureBeat editor Devindra Hardawar, marketing research analyst Dwayne De Freitas, and Startup Digest CTO Christopher Burnor. Occasionally joining them is Techmeme editor Lidija Davis.  

Kole and Ben talk about pretentious indie games, Dear Esther, and missed movie opportunities. Subscribe in iTunes Subscribe in RSS Direct Download Episode List About DTR Facebook Page What’cha Been Playin’? Ben: Journey. Renegade Ops. Closure. To the Moon. Kole: Fez. Journey. Dear Esther. To the Moon. Mass Effect 3. Draw Something. Groove Coaster. What’s On Your Mind The Avengers Randy Savage Skyrim Mod Elder Scrolls MMO Links of Note Don’t Look Back Video Games Hot Dog Synecdoche, NY Cosmonaut Stylus - Studio Neat The Walking Dead Game Race War!

Summer 12 Hard Core, Dreamforce 2012 is almost open and Draw Something might have been the biggest scam ever. CloudFocus App Picks of the Week.

Welcome to show 117. This week Chinny again plays nothing! The Daddy is still trying to finish Mass Effect 3, but still found time to check out Tenorman's Revenge and Draw Something and Duke played Wrecked Revenge Revisited and Halo Reach with the community. VlaDOS joins us and gives us Red Shift to check out. We also cover off this weeks biggest news stories, which include, rumours about the next Playstation Console, Xbox 720 and GTA V and Dennis Dyack moans about used video games. We finish off as always with community feedback and emails and this week there is  something special from Duke. Enjoy. Follow us on twitter @veterangamersuk and if you have any opinions or questions, send Emails to: podcast@veterangamers.co.uk Gamertags Chinny – 360 ChinChinny, PS3 Chinny1985, The Daddy – 360 Big Daddy Blast, PS3 xXBig-DaddyXx Duke – 360 Dukeskath, PS3 Dukeskath

What's it all about? How many social platforms does one person need? What platforms are best for business purposes? Which ones relieve the stress after a long day? How can you be business social or is it all fun and games? Join us as we "Decode Pinterest" , discuss OMGPOP Draw Something craze and why the movement of Words With Friends has replaced Farmville! Still need an invite to Pinterest? Contact AK or Deb and they will be delighted to invite you! If you are a Pinterest user, check out their boards! http://pinterest.com/debce/ http://pinterest.com/akstout18/

In this episode, we welcome back Miss! And we find out what she's been up to during the hiatus. Hype! JHo isn't quite so sick and Groove spends the weekend with the show's Number One Hater. Miss is spending a lot of time playing Draw Something on her phone. We talk about beards. A lot. […] The post Episode 69: Getting the Band Back Together first appeared on I Only Like Their Old Stuff.