Podcasts about fusion frenzy

Summary: Greg interviews Josh Garity, the founder and CEO of Pyramid Lake Games, to discuss the ins and outs of indie game development. Josh shares insights on their latest project, Varsity High School Football, detailing the challenges of creating a game that represents hundreds of high school football teams across the U.S. He highlights the importance of community feedback and how Pyramid Lake Games stays connected with their players through platforms like Discord and Patreon. Josh also reflects on his partnership with Midwest Games and how shared values helped secure the future of their family-friendly title Floor is What. This episode gives listeners a fascinating look at the indie game development process, the complexities of building realistic games, and the value of community in the industry.Key Topics: Introduction to Pyramid Lake GamesJosh Garity shares the journey behind Pyramid Lake Games, based in Madison, Wisconsin. He discusses their growth and upcoming projects, including their new game Varsity High School Football and the evolution from Doug Flutie's Maximum Football. The Genesis of Varsity High School FootballJosh reveals how the idea for Varsity High School Football came from the popularity of high school football culture in the U.S., particularly in states like Texas. His team did in-depth research into high school classifications, divisions, and how to best represent the sport in a video game. Challenges of Game DevelopmentJosh talks about the complexity of managing the data for hundreds of high school teams across 50 states. He touches on balancing realism and gameplay accessibility, ensuring players from different regions feel represented while keeping the game fun and manageable. Community Engagement and FeedbackThe importance of community feedback is highlighted as Josh explains Pyramid Lake Games' approach to interacting with fans through platforms like Discord and Patreon. He discusses the challenge of building a broad community outside of a small core group of followers and the value of direct communication with players. Collaborating with Midwest GamesJosh reflects on his experience partnering with Midwest Games, sharing how their shared values and open communication made it a perfect fit for publishing Floor is What. He emphasizes the importance of having the right partners when working on indie games. Future Plans and the Power of FeedbackJosh outlines his ambitions for Pyramid Lake Games, with a strong focus on continuing to involve the community. He mentions plans for a winter playtest of Floor is What, encouraging players to wishlist the game on Steam and join the development journey.Timestamp Highlights: [00:02:27] – The origin of Varsity High School Football and the inspiration behind focusing on high school sports. [00:06:30] – Josh discusses the research that went into representing hundreds of high school teams across various states. [00:10:39] – Josh shares the critical role of community engagement in indie game development. [00:14:42] – The partnership with Midwest Games and how shared values created a strong publishing relationship. [00:27:35] – Josh talks about the development process behind Floor is What, a family-friendly party game inspired by Mario Party and Fusion Frenzy.

On an all new WSP, the Z warriors must regroup to decide how to deal with the threat of Majin Buu. While Goku is determined to teach Goten and Trunks fusion, Supreme Kai (Shen) decides he must train Gohan to destroy the monster! Who will beat him? Goku of course. Its Dragon Ball.

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In Which Our Heroes Are Stuck In A Loop Games Discussed: Star Citizen, Eve Online, No Man's Sky, Dark Deity, Fusion Frenzy, Getting Over It With Bennet Foddy, Octopath Traveler Piano Rock Instrumental by Hyde - Free Instrumentals | https://soundcloud.com/davidhydemusic Music promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.com Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/deed.en_US

The Fellas sit back and talk about dating and Ex's and Baish lets loose on some different women that have come through his life, some cheated some were stabby and some were just downright crazy. The fellas also sit back and review the movie Fences and review the game Fusion Frenzy and give it their expert opinion and Milhouse has a awesome time saying the word Bitch lol.. So sit back and open up those ears and minds and ROC with the fellas Like always love to podysnatchers Mr GoodBeer Jukebox Ginger

This week on My Little Underground we celebrate 20 years of the original Xbox! I invited my brothers Smileyarriaga and Richard Arriaga to reflect on the game changing console and its famous launch title, Halo! Outside of Halo, the original Xbox had a handful of solid exclusive titles that still hold up today! Among the non-halo games discussed are Dead or Alive 3, Ninja Gaiden, Fable, Star Wars: Nights of the Old Republic, Jet Set Radio Future, and Fusion Frenzy. Xbox was also an innovator in online gaming on consoles with the release of Xbox Live, which along with Halo, is a prime reason to own an Xbox. Speaking of which, Halo is a popular game around the Arriaga household and we talk up why this franchise is so important to us. -- My brothers make music: https://richardarriaga.bandcamp.com/ https://smileyarriaga.bandcamp.com/ My Little Underground newsletter sign up: https://www.peteraradio.com/newsletter Socialize: https://twitter.com/mlupod https://www.instagram.com/mlupod/ #mlupod --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mlupod/support

Group exercise is ever-evolving. Today, more than ever, fusion workouts remain popular! Much of the time, we see instructors combining two or three different formats in one class. Have you ever thought about combining more than five? Well we've done it! In this super-charged, interval training session, see how you can create a class that mixes sports drills, martial arts, boxing, yoga, Pilates, barre and more! It's time to unleash the frenzy in this one-of-a-kind group exercise buffet!  Optima is back! Gain access to 3 full days of learning, networking, and so much more. Oh and did we mention it was FREE?! Don't miss your chance to be part of the biggest fitness event. https://bit.ly/3zGZn3W

Group exercise is ever-evolving. Today, more than ever, fusion workouts remain popular! Much of the time, we see instructors combining two or three different formats in one class. Have you ever thought about combining more than five? Well we've done it! In this super-charged, interval training session, see how you can create a class that mixes sports drills, martial arts, boxing, yoga, Pilates, barre and more! It's time to unleash the frenzy in this one-of-a-kind group exercise buffet!  Optima is back! Gain access to 3 full days of learning, networking, and so much more. Oh and did we mention it was FREE?! Don't miss your chance to be part of the biggest fitness event. https://bit.ly/3zGZn3W

Remember that you can always get in touch with us on our Facebook page or on Twitter.Show NotesWe recently recorded an interview with Philip Oliver and kept the microphones going after Philip had signed off. We wanted to cover our immediate thoughts on the recording. This is a raw recording with only the intro and outro added to it - no editing was done.This audio (and the interview) were recorded on the evening of Thursday, Feb 11th 2021. The interview with Philip is due to drop on April 9th, 2021.We talked about Dizzy, the Evercade, The Mummy Returns, Fusion Frenzy, the Oliver Twins collection for the Evercade, and how we might finally have been sold on the device.Music CreditsBecause these will be the show notes for this episode, here are the credits for the pieces of music used in this episode: Intro music is Among The Stars, from the Cosmos Music Pack by Muz Station Productions Outro Music is I N e e d Y o u 私の側て by G.H (removed from BandCamp) Getting In TouchYou can get in touch with us in a whole bunch of ways: Twitter: https://twitter.com/wafflingtaylors Facebook: https://facebook.com/wafflingtaylors Out brand new contact page: https://wafflingtaylors.rocks/contact/ And have you left us a rating or review? We really like to hear back from listeners about our show, so check out https://wafflingtaylors.rocks/our-podcast/ for links to services where you can leave us some wonderful feedback.The Waffling Taylors is a proud member of Jay and Jay Media. If you like this episode, please consider supporting our Podcasting Network. One $3 donation provides a week of hosting for all of our shows. You can support this show, and the others like it, at https://ko-fi.com/jayandjaymedia ★ Support this podcast ★

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Steven (aBoyInTheWoods) and Jesse (RocketAdminJ) take a very long time to go over the move changes that occurred earlier in December. Then we get into Fusion, the core team that is developing, and the spice that surrounds (and can beat) the popular core (dubbed "Pop-core").  Link to the December move changes article that we covered: pokemongohub.net/post/guide/winners-and-losers-of-the-recent-combat-rebalance/Have questions for the Battle Science crew or want to get involved in the show? Hit us up on Twitter @battle_science or join the Battle Science Discord at discord.gg/Xtubaxn

Not all fusion is hyper - some can be pretty chill. Take Peter Erskine's "Dr. Um" band - or Phillip Upchurch's gang of studio cats. This episode looks back at two slices of fusion from the seventies than fast-forwards to now, asking if the genre has to keep its feet planted firmly in the seventies or not. Be careful - if you listen past the tag, Paul Lynde and Kiss will be discussed, like it or not. Kenner - 8BALL CITY; Phillip Upchurch – DARKNESS, DARKNESS; Dr. Um Band – ON CALL, Disc II; Eddie Henderson – SUNBURST.

On this episode we discuss games such as Sekiro, Civilization 6, oblivion, and Fusion Frenzy. Send us your emails at Whatsthenoise6@gmail.com  

GC13 and David discuss the five fusion stories contained within Fusion Frenzy #1. Awesome Stevonnie outfit? Check. Garnet backstory? Check. Smoky Quartz angst? Check. Opal? Check. Thoughtful discussions about Sugilite? Check. Comics are the one place where fusions can run free, never having to worry about royalty checks to their voice actresses, so we’re glad … Continue reading

Shane is out so we talk about Rick and Morty. Courtney is more awkward than usual, renews her hate for PETA, and plays the same two games she always plays.Derek has a new found hate for Fusion Frenzy, but loves Accounting+. Josh has a test, but mostly played Dragon Ball Z, Monster Hunter World, Battlefront II, Street Fighter, and Fire Emblem Heroes.

We all have those guilty pleasure things we love, whether it’s “Take on Me” by Aha or going to specific restaurants because they have a Pokemon Go Pokestop. This week, we talk about our Top 3 Guilty Pleasure Video Games! These could be from any era on any platform. We go into detail as to...

Fry's Easter sale, Taxes, Immigration Bill, Abortion, Seth's Music Cafe featuring the Travis Mitchell Band and Nickel Creek, Broke Back Mountain, Absurdly Cool, Acupuncturist's Chi Powers, Lazer, Family Guy Game, One Red Paperclip, Boot Camp, Secret video clip of Seth, Fusion Frenzy, Second Life, Online language, Real Video iPod, & Emails n' Junk.