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Welcome to Dev Game Club, where this week we continue our series on Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time. We talk a bit about combat and especially the way the baths area expands the level design, despite a few visual language missteps. Dev Game Club looks at classic video games and plays through them over several episodes, providing commentary. Sections played: Up through the Soldier's Mess Hall Issues covered: the physics of ponytails, trying to make the palace feel like a real place, deathtraps, major locations, a thin narrative, establishing a relationship between the Prince and Farah, who he's telling the story to, a charming rogue, differences with other similar heroes, the upcoming elevator scene, a companion character that is genuinely helpful, the scripting of Farah to be helpful, Farah as an element of the combat space, having different voice lines for small changes in order, the availability of further linearization, making your small choices make an experiential impact, not being forced to learn by trial and error, not refreshing mechanics for players, the cadence of mechanics to reinforce learning, level design and design jokes, the bath house room, going between two spaces, recontextualizing a space, environmental storytelling misleading the player, symmetry getting in the way, macro goals getting in the way of the level design, the possibility that these were solutions that needed further refinement, being able to rewatch the vision as a band-aid, loving the ability to climb up through swinging and jumping, having the heavy sword as a key, not cuing that the sword is going to go through the wall well, the rewind time mechanic, using the sands as a resource, the cooldown mechanic, an additional health bar for combat and not caring about your health as much, painless experimentation without reloading, learning combat by rewinding to the moment of pain, crowd combat and finding gaps to escape through, finding ways to make traversal less punishing in more modern games, not needing the sands to be a resource, needing to refill the bubbles by killing enemies, the grittier sequels, our lack of cussing, narrative reactivity, our streaming lives. Games, people, and influences mentioned or discussed: Mark Garcia, Tomb Raider (series), Chris Hecker, The Three Stooges, Mass Effect, Half-Life, Uncharted, Tangled, Firefly, Nathan Fillion, Aladdin, Republic Commando, Captain America, Mark of Kri, Rise of the Kasai, God of War (2018), Resident Evil 4, Ico, Dark Souls, Devil May Cry, Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, JS Bach, the Crab Canon, Assassin's Creed, Super Meat Boy, Arkham (series), Jonathan Blow, Braid, Remi Lacoste, Frost Raven, John Romero, mysterydip, Finding Dory, Maximum Super Dip Land, Bastion, Supergiant, Logan Cunningham, The Crow, Arcanum: Of Steamworks and Magick Obscura, Baldur's Gate, Vampire: The Masquerade, Troika Entertainment, Icewind Dale, Hitman 3, Knives Out, Sherlock Holmes, Clue, Kirk Hamilton, Aaron Evers. Errata: The word for a story that is the story of its own making is poioumenon. We regret the error. Links: Tomb Raider: Cameras and Emotion Next time: A Bonus! Twitch: brettdouville or timlongojr, instagram:timlongojr, Twitter: @timlongojr and @devgameclub DevGameClub@gmail.com

Trance Eclipse 024 Spinney lainey, agent kritsek - spirals and sunsets Star lab - cosmic contact Frost Raven, casey rasch - unhinged 2nd phase - innervate Armin van buuren - clear blue moon( will Rees mix) The cracken - Annette Motorcycle - as the rush comes ( Liam Wilson mix) Ronski speed - fall into the tide(dub mix) Perpetuous dreamer - the sound of goodbye(estigma rework) Christopher Lawrence - livewire( casey rasch mix) Xgenic- dark soul( Jamie Drummond mix)

The latest Dinamode features Eddie's new remix of Paul Oakenfold 'Bla Bla Bla' out now on Perfecto Fluoro >> po.st/blablabla 01. Paul Oakenfold - Bla Bla Bla (Eddie Bitar Remix) 02. Frost Raven & Casey Rasch - Unhinged 03. Indianix - Revolved 04. Coming Soon - Prism 05. Paranormal Attack & Cosmonet Feat. Skazi - Drop The Pill 06. Christopher Lawrence & Fergie & Sadrian - Livewire 07. Volcano & X-Noize - Altered Space 08. Chromatone - Monster Faucet (Avalon and Mad Maxx Remix) 09. Empirikal - Psy Spy 10. Coming Soon - Instant Rush 11. Broken Toy - ADD 12. Empirikal - Changa 13. Cosa Nostra vs Melicia - El Mariachi

01. Tempo Giusto pres. Memoire & Bliss - Velvet Boulevard 02. Forerunners - Lost In Translation 03. Skober - Prelude (D-Unity Remix) 04. Chris Chambers - No Religion (Original Mix) 05. Mark Sherry & Gene Karz - Global Eclipse 06. Sam Paganini - Rave (Talla 2XLC Prog Rework) 07. Pulse & Sphere - Dark Voices (Mike Saint-Jules Remix) 08. Bigtopo - Musty (Original Mix) 09. Markus Schulz and Fisherman & Hawkins - Gotham Serenade (New York City) (Original Mix) 10. Star Wars - The Force (Mike Saint-Jules Interstellar Bootleg Mix) 11. Sean Tyas - Vagabond 12. Milan van Skyler - The Only One (Original Mix) 13. Armin van Buuren presents Rising Star - Clear Blue Moon (Will Rees Remix) 14. Jordan Suckley - Who Cares (Lostly Remix) 15. Tempo Giusto & Ima'gin - Jaws Reloaded (Cinematech Mix) 16. Bryan Kearney - Mexican Rave (Shugz Remix) 17. Gianne Echavarre - Iora (Nikolauss Remix) 18. Shugz - Overdose (Original Mix) 19. Frost Raven & Casey Rasch - Unhinged (Original Mix) 20. Paul van Dyk & Jordan Suckley - City Of Sound (Liquid Soul Remix) 21. Michael Kaelios - Rampage (Original Mix) 22. Magdelayna - Accessing Your Memories (Force Multipliers Remix) 23. Allen & Envy - Virtuous 24. Milan van Skyler - Unforgiven (Original Mix) 25. Mhammed El Alami & Naoufal Lamrani - Perfection (Original Mix) 26. Evol Waves vs. Markus Schulz feat. Ana Diaz - Pushed Out Without Me (Kaeno Konstruction 2016)

Back from MET Trance Festival in Colombia last weekend and fresh off the back of his #1 single Unbroken, Christopher Lawrence dives head first into this months Rush Hour. Track of the month goes to Freaked Frequency - Harder Path. There's also new releases from from Manmachine, Shogan & Ascent, Freaked Frequency , Ultravoice & Perplex, Spinal Fusion & Mental Broadcast, Frost Raven, Faders, Sonic Species, Chacruna, Pablo Schugt, Man With No Name, ZeoLogic along with remixes by The First & The Last Relativ vs V Society and Digicult. This month's guest mix comes from Los Angeles based producers Synfonic whose single Supernatural was named Track of the Month in September. Synfonic is a new project which fuses trance music with elements of electro, complextro, progressive house and even classical music. For more info:www.facebook.com/SynfonicMusic Hour One: Christopher Lawrence Manmachine / La Superb / BMSS Shogan & Ascent / Disconnected Minds / Geomagnetic Freaked Frequency / Harder Path / JOOF V2 Ultravoice & Perplex / Twilight / Maia Spinal Fusion & Mental Broadcast / Mind Expansion / Profound Frost Raven / Nowhere To Hide (Hi-Tech Mix) / Pharmacy Faders / Horizon / TechSafari Sonic Species / The First & The Last (Relativ vs V Society remix) / Yellow Sunshine Explosion Chacruna / The Beater / Antu Germany Pablo Schugt / Spacecraft / Pharmacy Man With No Name / Evolution (DigiCult Remix / Dacru Belgium ZeoLogic / Mind Control / Synergetic Hour Two: Synfonic Coming Soon / BadAss Disco ReOrder & Ian Standerwick pres. Skypatrol / Shut Up! Synfonic / Ignite Andrew Rayel / Latifa (James Dymond Remix) Vini Vici / The Tribe Bryan Kearney & Will Rees / Prime Example Aly & Fila & Tricia McTeague / Speed Of Sound (Sneijder Remix) Synfonic / Owl Armin van Buuren / Together (In A State Of Trance) (Bryan Kearney Remix) Mark Leanings / Dropshot (Sam Jones Remix) Delerium / Silence (Future Antics Remix) Synfonic / InGlorious Synfonic / Supernatural

Rush Hour 082 comes direct from Australia where Christopher Lawrence is on the Pharmacy: Phase 4 tour. This episode is jam packed with Pharmacy tracks Christopher is playing on tour and the response has been amazing from Down Under. Track of the Month goes to Orbiteck - The Wicked Rabbit Movement (Fergie & Sadrian Remix), plus there's new tunes from Pharmacy's Microsis, tinY, Frost Raven, Jens Jakob, Lamat and Daniel Lesden. There are also new releases from Paratech, plus remixes from Nick Sentience and Nukleall. This month's guest mix comes from Daniel Lesden, whose brilliant remix of Christopher Lawrence & Jonathan Allyn latest single The Human Element on Pharmacy Music spent several weeks in Beatport's Top 20 singles chart. Daniel Lesden has solidified his sound in recent years and is a name that is rapidly rising through the ranks and and is certainly definitely respected by his peers. His music can best be described as atmospheric and melodic, but at same time dancefloor orientated Progressive Psy Trance influenced by his love of the universe and journey of discovery. He has been meticulous in his preparations over the last year for his debut album ‘Chronicles Of The Universe’. Spending an immense amount of time researching and constructing newsounds, he has not only been able to tell a story about each of the amazing planets in our solar system, he has created a masterful piece of work. To be given the nod from one of the most respected producers of the genre John 00 Fleming was a dream come true for Daniel and provides the credence his hard work deserves as he signed the album to JOOF Recordings. With some amazing reviews from his peers and fans alike ‘Chronicles Of The Universe’ may well be the launch pad that sends his career into another galaxy. With a remix of John 00 Fleming’s forthcoming single already in the pipeline, as well as three new EP’s all to be released on J00F Recording in 2014 the backing of such a powerful label proves Daniel has something special and what can only be described as an explosive journey ahead of him. Described as "A great up and coming psy producer!” by Simon Patterson, he began his professional career in the music scene in 2012 with his first release ‘Contact’ being snapped up by Ovnimoon Records and spent a number of weeks in the ‘Beatport PsyTrance Release 100’, finally holding firm at #7. A remix of another of the heavyweights of the Psy Trance scene followed this with Ace Ventura’s monumental ‘Presence’, unleashing a more techie sound on this remix that is certain to smash any dancefloor around the world. Receiving phenomenal support from Simon Patterson and a guest appearance on his weekly radio show ‘Open Up’ provided Daniel with the opportunity to share with the world his unique style of ‘Progressive Psy’. His remix of Mac & Monday’s ‘Yoruba’ was voted as one of the listeners favourite tracks of 2013 and played on the celebratory 50th episode of the show. His ability to construct deep and powerful driving bass lines, combined with exceptional melodic moments came of age with his amazing remix of Lyctum’s monster track ‘Galactic Society’ on Synergetic Records shows his technical skills and ingenuity in constructing a hard hitting, melodically driven style not too dissimilar to a comet hurtling through space in all its glory. He brings an excellent mix of melodic elements, and driving bass lines with his productions. Daniel’s monthly radio show ‘Rave Podcast’ has made such waves it is now hosted on the worlds most respected EDM internet radio station ‘Digitally Imported’ (DI. FM). For more information: http://daniellesden.com/

Christopher Lawrence presents the best underground trance this summer in this jam packed episode featuring new tunes by Pharmacy Music's Frost Raven, R.E.L.O.A.D., Chris Oblivion & Astro-D and Fergie & Sadrian. Also new tunes from Symbolic, Greg Downey, Xerox & Volcano vs Sonic Species, Outsiders, Sonic Species vs Mental Broadcast, along with a classic from Daniel Lesden, and Track of the Month from The Big Bang. This months guest mix comes from Slovenia's Peter Plaznik whose dark fusion of techno and trance landed him on Christopher Lawrence's radar. Peter has released tracks on Discover Dark, Kearnage, Solid Black, Techno Artillery, Trance All-Stars, Nile Tunes, Nu Communicate, Eyereflex and has already gained support from artists like John Askew, Bryan Kearney, Indecent Noise, Sneijder and more.

Back from his Argentinian tour, Christopher Lawrence dives head first into February with two smashing hours of psy trance. There's a new Christopher Lawrence remix of Lisa Lashes 'Virus' plus new tracks from Pharmacy's Frost Raven and Digital Basement. Also Tummy Talk, Factor, Ace Ventura & Darma, Lifeforms, Molok & Lyctum, The Commercial Hippies, Sideform, Lamat & Han Solo. This months guest mix comes from Pharmacy's Frost Raven (AKA Dustin Foxx Musser). The timing couldn't be better as his single Forever / The Beast was released exclusively on Beatport this week. Frost Raven's previous releases on Pharmacy have been heard everywhere from Simon Patterson's Open Up to Paul Oakenfold's Full on Flouro so we're expecting big things! Frost Raven has a background in post-production sound and a love for movies. His desire not to stay locked into one genre has helped created an interesting blend of clubby sounds and psychedelic underground. Seeing Frost Raven live is a glorious trip for the senses, as he plays a ton of original tracks in every set. A huge outdoor three-day festival, an intimate renegade party, or a nightclub. It doesn't matter, he'll be sure to take care of the dance-floor.

Robin & Tizio - Psy Trance set [made for Rave Podcast With Daniel Lesden (Guest Mix Competition)] 01. Miro "By your side (Ovnimoon remix)" 02. Lyctum "Bright lights" 03. Vertical Mode "Deep vibrations (Astrix remix)" 04. John 00 Fleming "The 10th life (Artifact303 remix)" 05. Frost Raven "Nevermore" 06. Egorythmia "S.M.O.T.U. (Side Effects remix)" 07. Pragmatix "Meditation nation" 08. Sky Technology "Back to the future (Nova Fractal remix)" 09. Nova Fractal "Reality of life"

Girlsondecks.com presents the G.O.DCAST; an exclusive bi-weekly mix series featuring Canada's premier female Djs. Established in 2003, Girls on Decks is Canada's longest running female Dj collective based in Calgary. For more mixes, music & info visit www.girlsondecks.com Tracklisting: 1) Sway (Blunt Instrument Bootleg) - ? 2) Juicebox (original mix) - Datsik 3) Jive is good for you (original mix) - Defunk 4) Good & Gone (original mix) - K Theory 5) Come Together (A. Skillz remix) - A. Skillz/The Beatles 6) Glitch & Blues (original mix) - K Theory 7) I Just Want To Celebrate (Stickybuds remix) - Rare Earth/Stickybuds 8) Soul Hit Man (The Funk Hunters Remix) - See-I 9) 18th Century Gangster (original mix) - Frost Raven, K Theory 10) Global Deceleration (original mix) - Omega, Cualli 11) Talk Box (original mix) - Koan Sound 12) Drop Bombs (original mix) - Samples 13) Drinkin in LA (JPOD & The Funk Hunters Remix) - Bran Van 3000 14) Making Waves feat.Zeb Early (original mix) - Love & Light 15) Lucky Larry (Samples remix) - Who Cares 16) Right on (Jho FM Hot N Cold Remix) - Heavy Duty Brothers, Down'n'Out 17) Shoplifter (original mix) - Eprom 18) Syndrome (original mix) - Downlink, Datsik 19) So Good (Genetic Bros remix) - Hirshee, Tonye Aganaba 20) Shapeshifter (original mix) - David Starfire

Guest Mix: Reaky (Pharmacy / Slovenia). Christopher Lawrence steps up with a jam packed episode featuring new tracks by John 00 Fleming, Claudia Cazacu, Space Hypnose, E-Clip, Blazed Kin, Circuit Breakers, Molok, Nick Sentience, Hypnocoustics and Pharmacy's newest signing Frost Raven.This months guest mix comes from Slovenia's Reaky. Considered by many as one of the most original and talented individuals on the underground electronic music scene, Reaky's unique style is often influenced by wide range of electronic as well as non-electronic genres. Deep and hypnotic, while tough, driving and energetic at the same time is his core essence that has remained unchanged since the beginning of his electronic music creations in 1999.The Slovenian's productions have appeared on some of the biggest trance and techno labels with more than 30 vinyl releases, 100 digital releases as well as on many world-renowned CD compilations and radio shows. Reaky's high quality musical output gained him the support and respect from many great artists, landing him gigs at clubs and festivals all over Europe as well as across the ocean where his energetic, diverse and never disappointing live-performances are causing his worldwide fan base to grow bigger and bigger.Reaky has released tracks on Perfecto, Discover Dark, Penetration Nation, Patterns, Yin Yang, Pharmacy Music, Hellhouse, Hook, Propulsion, Feided, Kearnage, Omega Audio, Analog Mode, Relatives, Insane Life, Soul Access, Sound Evolution, Techhead, Techment, Toyfriend, Standbite, Emphatic and Vibrate Sounds.He has remixed Christopher Lawrence & Sean J Morris, John Askew, Activa, Remo-Con, Southsoniks, Sagitaire aka Hemstock and Jennings, Lee Haslam, Fei Fei, Dr Willis & Tyson Diorr (TyDi), Gary Maguire, Axel Karakasis and Balthazar & Jackrock.Shifting his primary interest to a more psychedelic aspect of trance in 2012 he launches his own label Midnight Resurrection which showcases his own productions and an impressive list of like-minded artists, offering you heavy doses of grade-A 100% pure underground electronic music.Reaky's tracks have been played and supported by Paul Oakenfold, Christopher Lawrence, John 00 Fleming, Liquid Soul, Paul van Dyk, Ferry Corsten, Eddie Halliwell, Sander van Doorn, John Askew, Simon Patterson, Activa, Greg Downey, Mark Sherry, John O'Callaghan, Bryan Kearney, Sean Tyas, Fei Fei, Tom Colontonio, Giuseppe Ottaviani, Solarstone, Thrillseekers, Leon Bolier, Ronski Speed, Talla 2XLC, Bobina, Dr.Willis, Lange, Manuel Le Saux, Cristian Varela, Dave Clarke, DJ Murphy, Axel Karakasis, Spiros Kaloumenos, Space DJz, Yoji, Remo Con, DJ Preach, Balthazar & Jackrock, Pedro Delgardo, Stephane Signore, Wehbba, Pepo and more. Visit the podcast episode page to find out more information, with links to artists featured in this podcast.