Podcasts about Frozen Synapse

Paul Kilduff-Taylor is a composer and artist known for his music as nervous_testpilot as well as _ensnare_. He is also the co-founder of Mode 7, an indie game publisher and development company, known for titles like Frozen Synapse, Fight in Tight Spaces, and Tokyo 42.PAUL KILDUFF-TAYLOR LINKS:https://www.nervoustestpilot.com/https://www.mode7.games/X: https://x.com/mode7gamesInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/mode7games/nervous_testpilot Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/7zhakwCorTNUwe17WxD3kh?si=Iuf-uikKTKqr9BTCqhe_5A_ensnare_ Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/1XYSXyGl3WXrHN7EPBQ1fc?si=bPiDLZzqQHq5Ood8dbfUAgnervous_testpilot Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/fi/artist/nervous-testpilot/192738401_ensnare_ Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/fi/artist/ensnare/888028958TIMESTAMPS:(00:00:00) Intro(02:19:00) Emotional and Spiritual Connection in Music(05:02:00) Podcast Goals(07:52:00) Branding Challenges as an Artist(12:30:00) Game Development background(15:04:00) Personal Background(15:12:00) Early Life and Family(16:46:00) Technology Exposure in Childhood(18:00:00) Relationship with Technology(21:30:00) Childhood, Family(24:21:00) Risk Management, Anxiety, Collaboration(30:20:00) Early Music Exposure(32:23:00) Music as a Career Consideration(39:04:00) Humour in Music and Life(47:27:00) Early Career in Game Development and Music(56:02:00) Frozen Synapse (2011)(01:02:03) Mixing music, Sound selection, Retaining Emotion(01:06:53) Dynamic Music in Video Games(01:11:15) Creativity vs. Technical Precision(01:20:30) Approach to SNES Style Music(01:34:01) Music Technology in Composition(01:37:01) Inspiration(01:42:01) Compositional process(01:45:01) Musical Influences(01:53:22) Non-musical Influences(01:57:50) Time Management and Work Structure(02:00:30) Balancing Work and Personal Life(02:05:54) Challenges with Sleep and Coping Mechanisms(02:15:00) Emotion and Decision Making(02:23:33) Music Tech Talk(02:30:02) Mixing Techniques(02:45:02) Upcoming Exciting Music Tech(02:49:42) Balancing Work and Life(02:56:05) Future Plans and Projects(02:59:12) Definition of an Artist(03:18:33) Message Sent to Everyone's PhoneMarkus Junnikkala is a Composer from Finland.https://www.markusjunnikkala.com/Want me to answer your question?Ask it on social media:https://www.instagram.com/markusjunnikkala/https://www.facebook.com/markusjunnikkala/https://twitter.com/markusjunnikkalhttps://www.twitch.tv/markusjunnikkalahttps://www.reddit.com/user/markusjunnikkala/https://www.linkedin.com/in/markusjunnikkala/Subscribing, sharing, and liking helps the podcast.

The Grind: Jala: Dishonored. Mega Man Adventures Board Game. Baldur's Gate III. Kole: Armored Core VI: Fires of Rubicon. Unsorted Horror. Dennis: Firewatch. Frozen Synapse 2. Ben: Friday the 13th. Dave the Diver. The Multiplayer: What's your favorite game that takes place in a school? The End Boss: Starfield leaker criminally charged. Sony announces $199.99 price for PlayStation Portal. Don't take Astarion on his loyalty quest.

Heute ist noch ein Simon zu Gast und er werkelt an einem Taktik-Spiel mit Kniff: Beide Spieler*Innen deklarieren ihre Züge gleichzeitig und dann schaut man, was bei rumkommt (ähnlich wie in Frozen Synapse aber Grid-basiert wie ein X-Com). Diese Gameplay Idee zieht einen Rattenschwanz an technischen und Gameplay-relevanten Implikationen mit sich über die wir natürlich sprechen. Zuvor geht es aber noch um Simons Transformation zum Tech Artist, seine Arbeit an Sacred 3, dem Holocafe und Super Sky Arena.

Last month I recorded a special episode of Checkpoints live from the All Your Base festival in Nottingham. One of my guests was Paul Kilduff-Taylor who I ended up hanging about with a bunch over the weekend and we had a lovely time so I asked him back for a full episode. Wholesome af.Paul is one of the co-founders of mode7 games - creators of Frozen Synapse and the upcoming Forzen Synapse 2 - and while music is his specialty, he has a hand in all aspects of design. In a wonderfully meandering chat we hit on some timely networking tips in the run up to GDC, how mash ups are the internet's first musical genre, sword fighting games for the Novint Falcon, the satisfaction of games that linger in your brain when you're not playing them, how much of a gamer his mum was growing up, the excellent music of Nintendo World Cup, why Half Life 2 maybe isn't as good as you think it is and Noel, the mysterious employee at a Canadian Electronics Boutique. "March the 12th be with you."PATREON - patreon.com/checkpointsiTunes HERE - SUBSCRIBE / RATE / REVIEWTheme song by Samuel BakerArt work by Craig StevensonGames discussed: Contraption, Chuckie Egg, Tetris, Nintendo World Cup, Sonic the Hedgehog, Streets of Rage 2, Into the Breach, Monster Hunter World, Day of the Tentacle, Prison Architect, Tap Titans, Rocket League, Wing Commander Privateer, Hitman Blood Money, Hotline Miami, X-Com, Half Life 2, SWAT,

Tom and Brian discuss video games that have disappointed them over the years, and others that most people hated but they actually enjoyed. Includes discussion on Frozen Synapse, Far Cry 3 Blood Dragon, Saw: The Game, Fallout 4 and many more!

Become a Member for ad-free listening, video versions and exclusive content: https://benlionelscott.com/subscribe — This episode is spoken by Andrew Johnston, Simon Sinek, John Maxwell, Eric Thomas and Jocko Willink. The music is Frozen Synapse by Really Slow Motion

God. We. So... So here's the thing. We. Hrm. Incredibly deep breath.When we first discussed doing this new end of year format, one of the things we liked about the focus on podcast discussions was that they would be a tight, focused way to critically dig into our favorites while still keeping the discursive flexibility of conversation between friends. The plan was for each of these to be between 30 minutes and an hour long, regardless of if we were doing an episode on a single game or one on our respective top 10 lists.Natalie and I went for nearly three hours. Look.On the plus side: This means that we had ample time to dive into everything we wanted to talk about but didn't have the chance to yet this year. We talk Red Dead Redemption 2, the critical apparatus of the game's industry, and the terrible power of polish. We talk anime gacha games and the pull of comfort play. We talk about giant robots, queer bodies, and utopian ontologies. And, uh, we spent the final 45 minutes or so of the podcast going deep into Undertale spoiler territory.I guess what I'm saying is: Thank you for your patience. And enjoy?Discussed: Into the Breach, BattleTech, Monster Hunter: World, Hollow Knight, Hitman 2, Minit, Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee!, Sea of Thieves, No Man's Sky: NEXT, Heaven Will Be Mine, Picross 2, Ashen, Frozen Synapse 2, Slay the Spire, Valkyria Chronicles 4, Tetris Effect, Dead Cells, Undertale, Bloodborne, Danmachi Memoria Freize, Lego Harry Potter: Years 1–4, Lego Harry Potter: Years 5-7, Minecraft, Unexplored, Celeste See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Become a Member for ad-free listening, video versions and exclusive content: https://benlionelscott.com/subscribe — This episode is spoken by Andy Frisella, Eric Thomas and Chris Ross. The music is Frozen Synapse by Really Slow Motion

Kole, Ben, Dennis, and David talk about the PlayStation Classic lineup reveal, Super Mario Party, and we ask you about the dumbest ways you've died in video games. The Brief: The PlayStation Classic game roster is underwhelming. Harmonix is working with Twitch to make a streaming karaoke game. No Man's Sky goes under water with The Abyss. Resident Evil 4, the REmake, and Resident Evil 0 are coming to Switch. The Multiplayer: What's the dumbest way you've died in a game? The Grind: Dennis: WipeOut Omega Collection (VR). Darkest Dungeon. Frozen Synapse 2. Atlas Reactor. David: Middle-earth: Shadow of War. EXAPUNKS. Ben: Super Mario Party. Red Dead Redemption 2. Kole: Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice.

On Waypoint Radio 194, Danielle, Rob, and Patrick talk about games where a major character was enough to pull them through some questionable gameplay. We start in on Assassin's Creed Odyssey giving Danielle some serious Xena: Warrior Princess vibes, talk through some good horror games that maybe ran a little long (like Soma and Alien: Isolation), and discuss Rob's time with the Gabriel Knight series. We have a horror corner, a Lucy Lawless Appreciation Moment AND a bonus dad corner this week, and a brief (and funky) dip into the question bucket to round things out.Assassin's Creed Odyssey, Soma, Mass Effect, Dragon Age Origins, Assassin's Creed Origins, Alien: Isolation, Everyone's Gone to the Rapture, Gabriel Knight series, Thimbleweed Park, Deadly Premonition, D4, Remedy games, Alan Wake, Frozen Synapse 2, Xena: Warrior Princess. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Frozen Synapse 2 is here, bringing combat that is an intricately planned and delicate ballet that ends with a shotgun to the face. Rob, Jon Bolding, and Troy "Wait, you said we were just going out to ride Tron bikes" Goodfellow plan and shoot their way through a cyperpunk collection of hallways and doors.

Pip, Chris, Tom F and guest John R discuss EGX, Frozen Synapse 2, Megaquarium, Streets of Rogue, advanced noodle techniques, and more. Here’s the Heat Signature Twitter, so you can find out about them sweet updatez. John and Chris have been playing Frozen Synapse 2. Pip’s been playing Megaquarium. Tom’s been playing Streets of Rogue. [...]

On Waypoint Radio 187, Austin, Danielle, Rob, and Patrick discuss the epic troll Nintendo pulled on Animal Crossing fans in its recent Nintendo Direct. Really, we talk through all of the announcements from the presenttaion, including Luigi's ghostly form, Switch ports, and that big Animal Crossing on Switch reveal. Then we talk about games we've been playing, including the masque of Red Death, The Messenger, Frozen Synapse, and more. And, of course, there's a dip in the question bucket and some fun announcements!Discussed: Nintendo Direct on 9/13, Animal Crossing, Luigi's Mansion 3, New Super Mario Bros 3 Deluxe, The Masque of Red Death, The Messenger, Frozen Synapse 2 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On today's episode Jake talks through his thoughts on Frozen Synapse 2 and Toddy brings us up to date on the latest Apple announcements in mobile gaming.

We hear a lot of highfalutin ideas. This week on the GrinCast, we were joined by a guest - Paul Kilduff-Taylor from Mode 7 Games to talk about Frozen Synapse 2. The cast was made up of Cal, Hamiltonious, Catty and hosted by Acelister. We also discussed THQ Nordic having acquired Kingdoms of Amular, Carbine Studios closing down, the Call of Duty BLACK OPS IIII Battle Royale trailer, and EA playing chicken with Belgium over loot box laws. MAke sure to check out Frozen Synapse 2 on Steam, and add it to your wishlist to be notified when it launches on the 13th September. The next Mode 7 game will be The Colonists, which you can also wishlist on Steam. Finally, you can find Paul's music website here. Remember, if you want to chat to us, just leave a comment on the GameGrin site, or chat to use on Twitter at @GrinCast. If you fancy us on the go, you can subscribe to the podcast on iTunes (for iPhones) and Stitcher (for everyone else). Don't forget to check out our Twitch channel every evening at 8pm UK time, and our YouTube channel for more great GameGrin content.

Content warning for discussion of transphobic language from approximately 38:38 to 41:33.On episode 180 of Waypoint Radio, Danielle talks about her real-life fighting game, Austin falls down a tactics hole, Rob and Austin are both living out cold-war woes in Phantom Doctrine, and Patrick has become a true Dead Cells Connoisseur. Then, we dip into the question bucket and close out on waypoints from the worlds of film, TV, comics, and other podcasts.Discussed: grappling, Telltale's The Walking Dead season 4, Phantom Doctrine, Valkyria Chronicles 4 (demo), Mech Corps, Frozen Synapse 2, Frozen Cortex, F1 2018, Dead Cells, console wars and "edgy" marketing, FlameCon, Slow Burn podcast, Nightmare on Elm Street part 2, The Americans. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Paul Kilduff-Taylor from Mode 7, join David and Dirk for a discussion about the games Tokyo 42 and Frozen Synapse. They dive deep into some of the key decision drivers for these games as well as some history of the game industry since 2005, and where it is headed. They also touch on Paul's thought provoking article on Medium, "Playing With Toys While People are Dying"---------------------Paul Kilduff-Taylor - @mode7games, www.mode7games.com David Heron - @DavidVHeron---------------------Dirk Knemeyer - @DKnemeyer, www.artana.com, dirk@artana.com---------------------Episode Outline 0:17 - Paul's Background in the games industry 1:14 - What is the game Tokyo 42 about? 2:26 - Is the amount of killing in the game intentional? 3:48 - Frozen Synapse has a smaller scope, why? 5:55 - Discussion on the 'Charm' between Tokyo 42 and Frozen Synapse 8:13 - Is frustration and simultaneous turn design a conscious decision in your games? 10:21 - Frozen Synapse 2; why make another? 12:55 - Buy a game, get a give away; how does that work? 15:30 - What are the challenges with indie develops getting visibility 18:56 - What was going on in 2005 that brought the company together? 19:59 - Torque game engine history 21:48 - Introversion as a factor 22:44 - British game industry; how has the scene changed? 24:58 - Larger North American studios shutting down and its impact 26:44 - Procedural content generation 28:07 - Article in Medium "Playing With Toys While People are Dying" 31:19 - Any new projects coming?

UK-based Mode 7 Games was founded by Paul Kilduff-Taylor and Ian Hardingham and is best known for creating top-down turn-based tactical combat titles, Frozen Synapse and Frozen Synapse 2. They’ve also applied the turn-based strategic treatment to a futuristic sports title in the form of Frozen Cortex and, before any of that, they created Determinance, a sword-fighting multiplayer title in which you fly around crossing blades and wits using one-to-one mouse movements to drive combat. In addition to developing its own titles, Mode 7 is making forays into publishing games. Tokyo 42, developed by creative partnership Smac Games, is the first game to be released by Mode 7 acting in a publisher capacity. Here, Paul Kilduff-Taylor talks about his creative roles as musician, writer, designer and business developer, the useful lessons of perceived failure and how to stand out from the crowd. He begins by explaining how Mode 7 transitioned from flying sword-fights to turn-based tactics. Brought to you by the writers and creators of Independent By Design: Art & Stories of Indie Game Creation, the Indie By Design Podcast (IBD) is the show that goes behind the scenes to explore the world of game design and game designers. Visit us at indiebydesign.net - Twitter: @indiebydesign - Facebook/independentbydesign Music by Ben Prunty.      See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

UK-based Mode 7 Games was founded by Paul Kilduff-Taylor and Ian Hardingham and is best known for creating top-down turn-based tactical combat titles, Frozen Synapse and Frozen Synapse 2. They've also applied the turn-based strategic treatment to a futuristic sports title in the form of Frozen Cortex and, before any of that, they created Determinance, a sword-fighting multiplayer title in which you fly around crossing blades and wits using one-to-one mouse movements to drive combat. In addition to developing its own titles, Mode 7 is making forays into publishing games. Tokyo 42, developed by creative partnership Smac Games, is the first game to be released by Mode 7 acting in a publisher capacity. Here, Paul Kilduff-Taylor talks about his creative roles as musician, writer, designer and business developer, the useful lessons of perceived failure and how to stand out from the crowd. He begins by explaining how Mode 7 transitioned from flying sword-fights to turn-based tactics. Brought to you by the writers and creators of Independent By Design: Art & Stories of Indie Game Creation, the Indie By Design Podcast (IBD) is the show that goes behind the scenes to explore the world of game design and game designers. Visit us at indiebydesign.net - Twitter: @indiebydesign - Facebook/independentbydesign Music by Ben Prunty.      See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this episode of the fortnightly Waypoint UK Podcast, senior ed sort Mike Diver and regular co-conspirator Kate Gray are joined by Paul Kilduff-Taylor of Oxford's Mode 7 Games, to discuss the studio's forthcoming releases: Frozen Synapse 2 and Tokyo 42.   The former is the sequel to Mode 7's breakout hit of 2011, a simultaneous tactics strategy game that's honestly easier to play than it is to properly explain, which earned massively celebratory reviews from the likes of Edge and Eurogamer. Well done, that game. Frozen Synapse 2 promises to deliver “open-world tactics” when it comes out later in 2017, and looked pretty grand from the whole five minutes of it that I saw at this year's Rezzed.    Probably out before that is (the pictured above) Tokyo 42, made by the two-man team of SMAC Games and the first game to be published by Mode 7. Now this I did play a fair chunk of at Rezzed, and while my keyboard control skills are... Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this episode of the fortnightly Waypoint UK Podcast, senior ed sort Mike Diver and regular co-conspirator Kate Gray are joined by Paul Kilduff-Taylor of Oxford's Mode 7 Games, to discuss the studio's forthcoming releases: Frozen Synapse 2 and Tokyo 42.   The former is the sequel to Mode 7's breakout hit of 2011, a simultaneous tactics strategy game that's honestly easier to play than it is to properly explain, which earned massively celebratory reviews from the likes of Edge and Eurogamer. Well done, that game. Frozen Synapse 2 promises to deliver “open-world tactics” when it comes out later in 2017, and looked pretty grand from the whole five minutes of it that I saw at this year's Rezzed.    Probably out before that is (the pictured above) Tokyo 42, made by the two-man team of SMAC Games and the first game to be published by Mode 7. Now this I did play a fair chunk of at Rezzed, and while my keyboard control skills are... Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Knowing exactly where he’s being sent and getting prepare for this week is Mode 7 Games and Frozen Synapse designer, Paul Kilduff-Taylor. The managing director talks to Liam about a very diverse 8 games, that lead them to chat about space sims, eSports and indie games. Plus you also get to listen to some music from Streets of Rage, which is always a delight! Enjoy. Don't forget to follow on Soundcloud and leave a comment about what you thought of Paul's choices! We'd love to hear what you the listeners think of the guest's choices and let's have a lovely discussion :) You can also download this show on iTunes as well, just search for "Final Games". Please rate and review the show! apple.co/1QP0ciS ALSO! After fan feedback last week, I have now updated the Final Games database to include a list of games for each episodes, including this week's. So, if you aren't one for surprises and would like to check out what games we talk about you can do from now on. Here: drive.google.com/open?id=1yby3YrZ…qhCThFcjUiy7jAHs Paul Kilduff- Taylor: @mode7games www.mode7games.com If you'd like to contact the show or Liam, or if you have any feedback please check out: @LiamBME @FinalGamesShow finalgamespodcast@gmail.com Final Games is hosted on Soundcloud at: @finalgamespodcast But is also available on iTunes, aCast and Stitcher!

On a joué à plein de jeux cette semaine. On a donc parlé de plein d'affaire, right? NOPE! Non, on a ENCORE parlé de bouffe!! Genre 10 minutes à parler d'une rape à zucchini! Convertissez-vous au Spaghettizer avec nous dans ce podcast de cuisine! (c'est pas vrai! On parle aussi de jeux, là!) De quoi ... Continuer la lecture

Take a left at the road of disappointment, past the TV actor with the inconsistent frame rate. Hang a right onto the bridge of disenchantment, stopping only to acknowledge the distant giant. Up the hill of chagrin you’ll see many a chef toiling through adversity. Pay them no heed, for you have reached your final destination: the Gazebo of Despair. Discussed: Quantum Break, Dark Souls III, Overcooked, Scanner Sombre, Wrong Wire, Frozen Synapse 2, Tokyo 42, Enter The Gungeon, Seinfeld: Isolation. This week: Samuel Roberts (https://twitter.com/samuelwroberts) , Tom Senior (https://twitter.com/pcgludo) , Phil Savage (https://twitter.com/octaeder) , Andy Kelly (https://twitter.com/ultrabrilliant) . The PC Gamer UK Podcast is a weekly podcast about PC gaming. Thoughts? Feedback? Requests? Get in touch at pcgamer@futurenet.com and use the subject line “Podcast”, or tweet us via the links above. http://dl.pcgamer.com/podcasts/PCGUKpodcast/pcgukpodcast_005.mp3

Chris and Tom F are joined by Gunpoint/Heat Signature/Kinect Star Wars artist John Roberts to talk Far Cry Primal, The Flame and the Flood, Far Cry Primal, Frozen Synapse 2, Far Cry Primal, and Far Cry Primal. Also: Shadowhand, Shardlight, adventure games, VR, and Microsoft’s latest run of unpopular decisions. Tim Sweeney takes an editorial [...]

On this week's episode, Mode 7 Games co-founder, Paul Kilduff-Taylor, joins host Josiah Renaudin to discuss the origin of Mode 7, the success of Frozen Synapse, the current games scene in the UK. and what to expect from Frozen Synapse 2.

It might be too late.. For the Steam New Lunar Year Sale - HURRY! We have gift copies of Dungeon Of The Endless, Torchlight II, Van Helsing, Guns Of Icarus Online, Frozen Synapse, and other AWESOME... Join us for an interactive Twitch experience. Tons of shenanigans & love 4 streamers, TV, movies, indie games, tech, & geeks! http://twitch.tv/geekyantics 646-801-2149 mail@geekyantics.net

Mode 7 developer Ian Hardingham joins Rob and Fraser to talk about Frozen Cortex, the robot football follow-up to 2011's Frozen Synapse. Fighting robots! Running plays! Stats? Wrong end zone!

Cette semaine, on a parlé de jeux vidéo et de trucs qui ne sont pas des jeux vidéos. Des chèvres, des pianos magiques, des updates de Steam. Comme d'habitude finalement! De quoi on a parlé: Goat Simulator Frozen Synapse Joe Danger Steam update Magic Piano Rayman Run Fiesta [Télécharger MP3] Faites clic droit : Enregistrer ... Continuer la lecture

The Steam Summer sale is upon us. We talk about the games we're buying and our recommendations for others. Bobby continues to play Tropico 4 and starts Painkiller, Emilio plays Frozen Synapse and Don't Starve, and we talk about significant games in our history of PC gaming.

Welcome to show 223. This week Duke played Kerbal Space Program, Frozen Synapse and Thinking With Time Machine, The Daddy played The Bridge, Waking Mars and South Park Stick of Truth and Chinny played something I think! In Chinny's news this week we talk about PS4 and Xbox One sales, Infamous Second Son photo mode, Elder Scrolls online issues and as it's easter we tell some easter jokes! We round out with emails, twitter and Facebook stuff. 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, Steam BigDaddyBlaster, PS3 xXBig-DaddyXx Duke – 360 DukeSkath, PS3 DukeSkath, Steam DukeSkath

The Sausage Factory interviews Paul Taylor of UK based outfit Mode 7 Games about Frozen Endzone, their follow up title to the astoundingly excellent Frozen Synapse. The game is a simultaneous turn based future sports title that pits robots against one another to place a glowing ball into the opposing teams end zone. Like Frozen Synapse it relies on the player plotting moves before they are executed and they must sit back and watch to see how their plans bring about success or failure. The game is out in a Beta form and people can buy the game on pre-order and gain early access to it with the aim of helping the developer turn it into something rather special. Much is discussed during this interview with highlights including the musical influences of Mode 7 Games and how they see the trend of early access products impacting on the development and reselling of games. http://media.blubrry.com/caneandrinse/caneandrinse.com/sausage/TSF_Episode04.mp3   Edited by Chris O'Regan

This month, Emrys kicks things off with a preview of Blizzard’s upcoming CCG, Hearthstone: Heroes of Warcraft. Kevin then recounts his experiences with nameless units and no strings attached in Rebirth of Fortune 2. Next, Emrys kills opposing armies in cold blood in Frozen Synapse for Android and Marc finds a softer side of the […]

Épisode 84 de votre émission sur le jeu à emmener partout ! Vous y trouverez quelques news à propos de jeux qui arrivent sur nos appareils favoris : Stealth inc et Surgeon Simulator 2013 sur iOS et Frozen Synapse (Tactics) sur Vita. La team a aussi sélectionné : Cédric : Shadow Vamp/ vidéo / iOS Will : Tower of Fortune 2  / vidéo  / iOS Julie : Puzzle Trooper / vidéo / iOS / Android Geoffrey : Heroes of Loot / vidéo / Android / iOS À la semaine prochaine !   Où nous retrouver : Games in the Pocket : le site, Twitter, Facebook. Geoffrey est le créateur de Desperate Zombie, et il est @dzombie sur Twitter. Julie est @therealpetiteju sur Twitter. Masa est @pocketpcandgeek sur Twitter. Will est @willontheroad sur Twitter.

Featuring: Michael "Boston" Hannon, John "Knobs" Knoblach, and Brian “TheHanna” Hanna Running Time: 1:03:33 Music: Darksiders II The gang is back to chat about Monday Night Game Night, Lumines: ES, UT2K4, 10000000, Mini-Golf Match-Up, Slydris, Rayman Jungle Run, Despicable Me 2 (Endless Runner), Frozen Synapse, Warframe, Wild Arms, MGR: Revengance, Gravity Rush, Final Fantasy V, Darksiders II, Fable III, and The Last Of Us. MGS5 To Have Fewer Cutscenes New Metal Gear Online being developed alongside MGS5 Saints Row 2 & 3 getting mod tools Shadowrun Returns coming July 25 with full editor Baldur’s Gate Enhanced Pulled Over Contracutral Issues Frostbite 3 to be optimized for AMD cards Steam beta code unveils possible game library sharing Nvidia Shield coming this week for less cash TVGPSA: XBO and PS4 games will launch at $60 New PS3 firmware causing all sorts of problems, got pulled Microsoft reverses XBO 24-hour check-in policies

In the exciting conclusion of Season 1 for New Game Netcast we are talking Diablo 3, EA Sports Season Ticket, PlayStation Collections, Call of Duty: Black Ops 2, The Secret World, Counter-Strike Global Offensive, Darksiders 2, Frozen Synapse, Ubisoft PC piracy, City of Heroes, MLG, Steam Greenlight, Metal Gear Solid: Ground Zeroes, Guild Wars 2, and our Question of the Episode! Bonus topics include PAX, Dishonored, and Antichamber!

BAFTA GAME Award nominees announced, Frozen Synapse talk details revealed, GAME Group culls 46 jobs from its head office, UKIE pushes for legalisation of crowd funding in the UK, Rocksteady Studios bemoans the collapse of the UK video game industry and David Braben reveals education package for Raspberry Pi computer. Running time: 00:06:45

In which I put off the inevitable, and play the video game song that the internet has been alive with. Diva Comeback Amore by Oleksa Lozowchuk sung by Patricia Drake from Dead Rising 2 by Capcom; Concentrate by nervous_testpilot (electronic musician from the UK) from Frozen Synapse by Mode 7; and Still Alive by Jonathan Coulton and performed by Ellen McLain from Portal by Valve.

For the second 99 Coins we’ve been on the road at MineCon, the Minecraft convention in Vegas. Catch up with the creators of Retro City Rampage, Octodad and Frozen Synapse who discuss their own games, the benefits of an active, supporting community and why Minecraft marks an important milestone for indies everywhere.   Have you got a game recommendation, comments or questions? Then get in touch with us on Twitter at @99Coins or email at 99Coins@BBC.com. To subscribe via iTunes visit http://itun.es/iL35Vk     Guests: Brian Provinciano –Founder of Vblank Entertainment - @BriProv Philip Tibitoski – Programmer & Community Manager - Young Horses Inc - @ptibz Patrick Owens – Owner of Super Earth Server - Vetyver Paul Taylor – Joint Managing Director, Mode 7 Games - @mode7games     99 Coins Team: Ben Milsom – Host - @benmilsom Max Engel – Host - @8bitkid Mark Shaw – Producer/Editor - @marky Games and Links: Retro City Rampage           @RetroCR           http://www.facebook.com/RetroCityRampage   Octodad           @octodadgame           www.Facebook.com/octodadgame   Super Earth Minecraft Multiplayer Server           Website and Minecraft Server address: www.Super-earth.net   Frozen Synapse          @mode7games This podcast is made by BBC Worldwide. BBC Worldwide is a commercial company that is owned by the BBC. The profits BBC Worldwide make go back to BBC programme-makers to help fund great new BBC programmes.

SCEE admits confusion over PSP, BAFTA awards Privates game, Germany bans Dead Island, Brink gets clan support, Sainsburys hails Call of Duty Modern Warfare 3 sales, Frozen Synapse developer gets boost from sales and Evolution stays the course despite Motorstorm Apocalypse failure.Running time: 00:05:46

So, I had a broken headset around episode 12, but didn't get around to getting a new headset until after I recorded this one. But this is now fixed ($25 later...)! Unfortunately, there are also some other glitches happening that we're ironing out, but I hope none of them made it in to the episode. But there is good news! We did get another episode out and we're calling it our anniversary episode! We have our thoughts on the passing of Steve Jobs, a new segment called "While You Were Broke", our Game Shout-Outs!, the latest contest with details, and, of course, the Top 5. Check out the FREE Cave Story game we mentioned here: http://www.cavestory.org/ Humble Bundle site (Frozen Synapse bundle is over by now): http://www.humblebundle.com/ 0:00 - Intro 1:55 - What's New on Channel 3? 3:00 - News/Feature: Steve Jobs Dies at 56 14:32 - While You Were Broke 25:07 - Game Shout-Out! 37:35 - Top 5: iOS Apps We're Still Waiting On 38:06 - Outro Get in contact with us as well! We're happy to hear from you. E-mail us at podcast@rfgeneration.com. Call us at (318) RFG TIP 5, that's 318-734-8475. The NEW podcast subforum is located here: http://www.rfgeneration.com/forum/index.php?board=35.0

Kropotkin starts off proceedings with chat about two tech-demo games, Hard Reset and Shadowgun. He also covers Another World on iOS and some of the games he played at Eurogamer Expo. Tony chats about his time at Eurogamer and his experiences with OnLive. Mr Champlin tells us how he has turned into a boardgame geek care of Conquest of Nerath and Neil signs off the first half of the show with his time on The Witcher. In the news we cover Rage having an 8Gb install on PS3, Square Enix admitting failures over Final Fantasy XIV, Journey and Fez drifting into 2012, ITV showing video game footage and trying to pass it off as real and details on the 4th Humble Indie Bundle. We sign off with your emails and voice mails.Running time: 02:04:10

Listen to the boys this week as we discuss the new Call Of Duty, recap our initial thoughts of Bastion, discuss the effects of micro stalls on game and review Age of Empire online, Rock of Ages and Frozen Synapse.

Wherein we discuss OKCupid horror stories, PAX Prime 2011, Retronauts, Bubble Bobble, Portal: No Escape, Star Wars: The Old Republic, League of Legends, pro scavenger-hunting, Tropico 4, Frozen Synapse, Metal Gear Solid, long-ass YouTube videos, Metroid Prime, Half-Minute Hero, and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Starring Ryan Scott, Karen Chu, Justin Haywald, and Ryan Higgins.

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Featuring: Michael "Boston" Hannon, John "Knobs" Knoblach, Brad Fellers, and Ryan Pratt Running Time: 1:25:23 Music: Crysis 2 The crew's feisty this week with 90+ degree weather and the studio's AC is broken. We manage to chat about Mortal Kombat, Child of Eden, Alice: Madness Within, Rez, Words With Friends, Army of Two: The 40th Day, Bastion, NBA 2K11, Angry Birds Seasons, Cod: Blops, Final Fantasy V, Deadly Premonition, Radiant Historia, Trenched, Frozen Synapse, and Dungeon Siege III before we melted. June NPDs! Uncharted movie getting Burgered, starting back over Ultimate Marvel vs Capcom 3 unveiled, Boston hates it Valve makes Steam even better

Mode 7's Paul Taylor visits with Julian, Rob, and PC Gamer's Dan Stapleton to talk about Frozen Synapse. They discuss the game's development, its lengthy beta process and how that has contributed to the game's success, and the decision to sell the game as a 2-for-1 package. Paul gets into the fiction a little bit, and how it has been received. Apologies for any audio issues. Some interference got onto Paul's audio track, and there were nearby lumberjacks chopping down trees with chainsaws.

Children, despair not, you have survived the week and as a reward we deliver unto you episode five of the Walruscast. As an extra special bonus, we've even managed to stop escalating episode lengths. Progress! In this episode: The Marvel Overpower card game We show Jubilee the love she deserves We talk about Portal 2 yet again, we promise we aren't getting paid to do that Little big Planet discussion starts We talk about some SOE PC games for half an hour Little Big planet discussion ends Myke has a man crush on the Starwars Galaxies emulator project We finish up with Frozen Synapse, the buy-one get-one free deal can be found here Something else? Maybe? Yeah, something else for sure

We discuss Frozen Synapse, a top-down, quasi-realtime tactical shooter, sidestep with the demo of Platinum Games' Vanquish and tease you about a video review of Puzzle Strike aka Puzzle Fighter the board game. 34 mins.   Puzzle Strike video review   The Worst Date Ever   Frozen Synapse website   Staats' Frozen Synapse video.  Uploaded with the game's YouTube feature.  He is the green player.  Notice how, just before his rocket is fired, the top-right red player steps back, waits, then goes forward, avoiding the rocket.

Episode 187 - May 12th, 2010 Halo: ODST, 100 Rogues, iBlast Moki, Frozen Synapse, Retro Game Flood, Emails, Emails and Your Emails and more! Right Click Here and 'Save As' to Download! (38.8 megs, 1:07:49)

Tom and Bruce are absent again while Troy, Julian and Rob dissect the still in beta Frozen Synapse, a small team tactics game from Mode 7. Troy finds it too difficult, Rob loves the potential for story telling, and Julian digs the puzzles. Listen as we talk about tactical games, the union of art and design, indie game marketing, a digression on Ancient Trader and an apology from Troy on his terrible mailing skills. Frozen Synapse Rob Zacny on The Hunter (Escapist), Sins of a Solar Empire (Game, Set Watch) and Birth of America (UGO)

Episode 185 - April 28th, 2010 Halo Reach Hands-On, Splinter Cell: Conviction, Frozen Synapse, Chaos Rings, Gettysburg: Scourge of War, Our Fondest Multiplayer Memories & Play Dates, Your Emails and more! Right Click Here and 'Save As' to Download! (What Up! 46.2 megs, 1:20:41)