Podcast appearances and mentions of emily gera

Hit play for the podcast interview below. MGIF is also available on iTunes or with whatever podcast software you use. Just search for "Making Games Is Fun" and hit subscribe. Emily Gera is a freelance videogame journalist who has written for Variety, Polygon, Eurogamer and The Guardian, amongst many others. In this episode, we talk about the process of writing for videogames, how Emily got where she is today and why she prefers writing over speaking. This turns into a therapy session about self confidence sprinkled with games chat and, for the second time this series, Ecco The Dolphin crops up.You can follow Emily at @twitgera

Welcome back to the Bros and Consoles podcast! The first episode of the year is full of all kinds of discussions, casting a wide range in their depth and complexity, but we hope you enjoy it all just the same! Looking farther into midway special segment, things seem like they're going to get pretty exciting in 2019! Time-codes: 01:32 - Housekeeping/Corrections 05:16 - Seg. 1: What're ya playin'? 23:16 - Seg. 2: The Bropinion Report 23:50 - #1: A New Gaming Console?! (Jordan Ramee on Gamespot) 32:33 - #2: The digital revolution in the U.K. (Wesley Yin-Poole on Eurogamer) 42:30 - #3: Overwatch contender steps down (Emily Gera on Variety) 53:12 - #4: Yoko Taro and his thoughts on games being reflective of human nature (Alessio Palumbo on WCCF Tech) 1:07:55 - #5: Kingdom Hearts 3 engine change was decided by "higher-ups" (Alessio Palumbo on WCCF Tech) 1:16:00 - #6: History with PC gaming (Jason Schreier on Kotaku) 1:22:46 - #7: Losing interest in gaming with age (Theo Karasavvas on ArsTechnica) 1:39:52 - Special Segment: Games on games, 2019 edition (With help from Jordan Sirani on IGN) 2:25:55 - Seg. 3: The Weekly Nintendo Switch Picks (No PSN drop this week!) 2:41:03 - Seg. 4: The N.I.C. (Atomic Heart, by Mundfish, coming ~2019) 2:44:13 - Seg. 5: Sonic's Super-fast Minute --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/brosandconsoles/support

The first VICE Gaming Podcast is a year-end special, discussing the best games of 2015, including Until Dawn, Her Story, Undertale, The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt and Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain. We might also touch upon a couple of the year's grossest stinkers. Around the table are VICE's video games editor Mike Diver, freelance writer Emily Gera and Videogamer.com deputy editor Steve Burns. Find these fine people on Twitter, and follow VICE Gaming, too: www.twitter.com/VICEGaming www.twitter.com/twitgera www.twitter.com/TheSteveBurnio www.twitter.com/MikeDiver Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The first VICE Gaming Podcast is a year-end special, discussing the best games of 2015, including Until Dawn, Her Story, Undertale, The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt and Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain. We might also touch upon a couple of the year's grossest stinkers. Around the table are VICE's video games editor Mike Diver, freelance writer Emily Gera and Videogamer.com deputy editor Steve Burns. Find these fine people on Twitter, and follow VICE Gaming, too: www.twitter.com/VICEGaming www.twitter.com/twitgera www.twitter.com/TheSteveBurnio www.twitter.com/MikeDiver Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

This episode is a bit wibbly-wobbly chronology-wonology. It was recorded last week, when we thought that it was Resonance FM's Fund Raising Week but then we realised it was the week after so we didn't mention it anymore. However it is now Resonance FM's Fund Raising Week so we hope that you are now giving all you possibly can to the excellent radio station that literally makes us more than a podcast. The other reason this podcast was a bit late was that the Caretaker was in Prague on a works conference #networking which meant that Ste was meant to be uploading this episode last week. However, being the incredibly clever person that he is, the fact that the actual fundraising show has been retconned into making it look like there was a proper reason for him not doing it. Internal misunderstandings aside, it was a great show this week. Last week. Whatever. Ann stayed at Simon's for streaming fun and Ste watched the Superbowl, had jingle problems and kept his scarf on indoors. And we had Emily Gera, senior news reporter at Polygon, on as a Super-Special Guest! We found out what it has been like working at Polygon from the very beginning, what Emily misses from the old days of videogame magazines and how she is going to bring it back. More importantly we ask hard-hitting questions (from our listeners) about Pot Noodles. As well as all this we had our usual features which were: Sega Badawi, Game Under, Ann talking about Going Around, Ste talking about Spelunky and Non-Intern Simon talking about BangMan!. This is also the final show featuring Intern Simon that we've podcasted. He's been a great help in making sure that Ann has included all the important news in her reports and we've enjoyed having him in the studio. Cheerio! Team OLL x Links: http://fundraiser.resonance.fm/ https://Twitter.com/twitgera Track list: 1. Doomsberry - Aeroplanespaceships http://chipmusic.org/doomsberry/music/aeroplanespaceships 2. Lauk Metaals - Are You OK http://chipmusic.org/laukmetaals/music/___are-you-ok___ 3. Jakim (feat. Wing) - Attractor http://chipmusic.org/jakim/music/attractor-feat-wing

With Keza MacDonald (https://twitter.com/kezamacdonald ) and Emily Gera (https://twitter.com/twitgera )

This week, Emily Gera finally deigned to come on our shitty show and talk about fucking League of Legends. THANKS, Emily.Also:- League of Legends- League of Legends- Rocksmith 2014- League of Legends- New consoles featuring both shooting AND driving- State of Decay- Bravely Default- League of Legends And then questions. Nothing about my first wank this week, but we'll try harder in future.Kiss!

This week Tom, Craig and Pip are joined by Polygon’s Emily Gera to celebrate Pip’s transformation into a superstar indie game developer following her discovery of Puzzlescript. We chat a little about the various game making tools and their merits before Craig geeks out and talks programmer speak for a while. Thankfully we manage to […]