Podcasts about gunhouse

Lords: * Kory * James Topics: * I've been reading more lately, and ditching the eReader sure has helped * Journey to the Planets * https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KEWiJ1Mn-aY * Send Me to Heaven * https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SendMeto_Heaven * My mistress' eyes are nothing like the sun, by William Shakespeare * https://poets.org/poem/my-mistress-eyes-are-nothing-sun-sonnet-130 * Re: Smooth Criminal. Are criminals like peanut butter? * My journey to make photography as labor intensive as possible and learn to enjoy it again in the process Microtopics: * A circulating cadre of hobbies. * Corpseflower blooms. * A forum to complain about the state of e-Readers. * eReaders launching as a perfect product and then slowly morphing into shitty phones. * Autosleep anxiety. * Increased difficulty of finding reference art now that stable diffusion exists. * Turning off all your screens in order to accomplish something. * Accordioning ebooks. * Breaking out into meat space with tiny Greek busts. * Freedom to do it the wrong way. * Reading the last page of a book so you don't have the temptation of reading the last page of the book. * Physical bit rot books. * Buying more than one book. * Collecting treasure in order to get home. * A flying around in space mini game. * Dying from comets. * Designing a game that you would never play. * Art that is better in some contexts than others. * King's Quest. * Tuning your adventure game difficulty based on how distracting the real world is. * Difficulty ramping in adventure games. * The text adventure prototype of Outer Wilds. * Untitled Goose Game's melding of the adventure game and the stealth sandbox. * Brock the Investigator's melding of the adventure game and the belt scroller. * An adventure game where the solution to the puzzle is to run up and kick something. * Games that would've been a useful referent for Gunhouse if it had existed. * The I'm Rich era of phone app development. * Let's Play videos of Send Me to Heaven. * App Store review bits that are not very well received. * If hairs be wires then black wires growing on her head. * Quoting a Shakespeare sonnet in your diss track. * Whether "reeks" has the same connotation in Early Modern English. * It's true but you shouldn't say it vs. I just think they're neat. * Whether the Smooth Criminal is the kind where you need to stir the oil in * Smooth criminals vs. chunky criminals. * In what ways criminals are like peanut butter? * What would a chunky rap sheet look like? * A pristine unopened criminal. * Getting merged in some sort of valve situation. * Scientists studying the stripey toothpaste to discover how it stays striped. * That movie where every character is the same person. * Regressing to the analog wherever possible. * Developing film without a dark room, using a dark bag. * Obsessing over a single photograph until the color balance is perfect. * Photography tropes that read as fancy. * The instinct to replicate the superficial qualities of an analog process in its digital equivalent. * Authentically taking a terrible picture with a terrible camera. * Getting sick of what fancy used to mean and figuring out what fancy means going forward. * Hypernice photography. * Art that has way too much detail.

Carl Gunhouse is a Brooklyn based photographer https://www.instagram.com/carlgunhouse

Here's the thing: this episode is, like, very interesting. We have been working on the way we express ourselves, and, the way I see it, we're doing, um, a very good job. It is as though we are getting very good at this, indeed. We play through some games from The Bundle for Ukraine with producer Matt. We focus a little bit too much on our language. Eric asks some Q's. Everyone provides some A's. Alex tallies up every time someone says like and, in the edit, Matt tries to hold him accountable but finds the enterprise just a smidge too pedantic.  Here's what we played this week: SkateBIRD, by glassbottommeg GunHouse, by NecroSoft (thank you for putting the bundle together!) Promesa, by Julian Palacios   Our cause this week is, once again the Hoosier Abortion Fund Fund-a-Thon, which kicked off on April 1st. All-Options is looking to raise $35k for this crucial cause, so let's do what we can to help them get there. More information about how to contribute and participate is available at the campaign webpage. 

It's an emergency bundle update! The itch.io Bundle for Ukraine A bundle hosted by Necrosoft Games (makers of Gunhouse) with content from 733 creators. So many games! A Short Hike, Baba Is You, Celeste, Hidden Folks, Super Hexagon, TowerFall Ascension, Bleed 2, Death and Taxes, Golf Peaks, KIDS, Old Man's Journey, Tenderfoot Tactics, Ynglet, SO MANY MORE! As of posting they shattered the goal of $2 million dollars and are now shooting for $4 million! All funds go to International Medical Corps & Voices of Children. Go support a very worthwhile cause and get so many amazing indie games! https://itch.io/b/1316/bundle-for-ukraine

Carl Gunhouse is a Brooklyn based photographer https://www.instagram.com/carlgunhouse/ If you want to support the podcast. Head over to the shop and pick something up! http://www.jamieorque.com/shop

Liz Ryerson joins your favorite 7/10 podcast to cover the secret origins of CapyGames, the true name of the Saturn, and misunderstanding pixel art. Original music by Kurt Feldman. Questions this week: Previously on Insert Credit #12: Which video game soundtracks are notable for their use of uncommonly heard instruments? (05:07) What musicians would you have chosen to celebrate Pokemon’s 25th anniversary? (10:06) Which video games are the best at inducing claustrophobia? (15:28) Which is better: games about upward movement, or games about downward movement? (21:09) Improv Zone: Salty Bet Commentary (27:17) Patreon Supporter Malcove asks: What is the best 3-player game? (34:42) What’s with Sony shuttering Japan Studio? (39:45) Is it time to retire pixel art in video games? (48:48) Frank’s Question: What do we think of modern pixel art emerging as a misunderstanding of classic pixel art? (53:58) What is the forgetting to defrost your ingredients until right before it’s time to make dinner of video games? (59:47) LIGHTNING ROUND: Name Design: Tennessee Williams Plays (01:01:27) A SMALL SELECTION OF THINGS REFERENCED: That Squarepusher Album (and the performance Brandon was at) Lydia from Beetlejuice Happier by Marshmello ft. Bastille Night of the Hunter Full Evergrace OST Secret of Mana OST Casio Rapman James Brown's Say It Loud I'm Black And Proud Earthbound Music, Samples and Legal Issues VGM Sound Sources spreadsheet 3rd Base White Knuckle Scorin' Britny Fox The B-52's Deee-Lite Space Channel 5 100 gecs Rick Astley's Together Forever The Rippingtons Mariya Takeuchi's Plastic Love Everblue Liquidators Downwell GIRP Freefall 3050 A.D. Ninja Spirit Shadow Dancer: The Secret of Shinobi Salty Bet The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes Super Off Road Rampage World Tour Street Fighter Alpha 3 (Saturn) Gain Ground The Cave Earth Defense Force 2017 Moonwalker Alien Crush Japan Studio Crime Crackers KungFu Rider Flipnic: Ultimate Pinball FantaVision Lifeline Octopath Traveler Triangle Puzzle Strategy Experience Panzer Paladin Zippy the Pinhead Rocket Knight Sonic Waterfall Dithering Xeno Crisis Little Samson Faith Portopia Renzoku Satsujin Jiken Bird Week Bubsy3d.com Panzer Dragoon mask Recommendations: Liz: Preserving Worlds Frank: Get in touch about donating video game magazines Brandon: Getting Cultured sauerkraut, Gunhouse on Google Play Pass

Join Stephen and Jake as they pull a few games from the EXPANSIVE Bundle for Racial Justice and Equality!   Dimension Drive: https://2awesomestudio.itch.io/dimension-drive Moroi Springs - Winterlore: https://moroisprings.itch.io/zestre Gunhouse: https://necrosoftgames.itch.io/gunhouse Skeletris: https://ghastly.itch.io/skeletris   Created by: Stephen Brikiatis and Jake Simard Theme Music: Andrew Poirier Logo: PJ Garron   Email: scratchingtheitch.io@gmail.com Facebook: facebook.com/scratchingtheitch.io Instagram: scratching_the_itch_podcast Twitter: @indiescratch

Support Topic Lords on Patreon and get episodes a week early! (https://www.patreon.com/topiclords) Lords: * Jenni is on an internet break but you can email her at jenni@jennipolodna.com. * Gary is @GaryBuh on Twitter and does podcasts at the Duckfeed network. http://duckfeed.tv/ Topics: * 1:41 How did people decide to eat certain vegetables, even though they don't look like food and sometimes taste like shit? * 4:18 Stephen King writing about boners (there is a Tumblr) * https://stephenkingsboners.tumblr.com/ * https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gerald%27sGame#Plot * 12:28 Airplane respiration strategies * https://www.nationalgeographic.com/magazine/2017/05/explore-transparent-plants/ * 16:45 Being resourceful when you don't have the correct tool. For example, I recently unblocked a toilet by using a mouse pad in place of a plunger. * 23:28 Replacing combat in video games with other stuff to slow down the pacing * 33:27 What age were you meaningfully aware of your mortality? Did something happen? * 38:06 The MT-80s MIDI boom box * https://twitter.com/cabel/status/979097369936502785 * https://vgmusic.com/ * 48:21 Things that you do so people will think you're an adult but you can't figure out if there's another purpose for doing them * 55:10 You can only listen to one song for the rest of eternity, you don't get to pick. How much money would it take, what song is the worst. * Gunhouse trailer with the title screen jingle I was talking about: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WB0yAm6iXEw * Here's a better trailer for a later version of Gunhouse, with better music FWIW: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gzokB1821Mw * Tony Hawk's Two Second Music Loop https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uofB1Y1gOk Microtopics: * Goin' Polodna. * Goin' Polodna but bein' named Butterfield. * Only car thieves remaining. * Giving your guest a hard time for plugging something when you just asked them to plug something. * Being inspired by an eggplant you once had. * Stockholm syndrome but for vegetables. * A color that doesn't exist on earth. * Trying to cook every substance for every amount of time because you don't have Netflix. * Laundering a horse through a book. * The pe-noose. * Trying to Google which Stephen King book had the necklace of penises. * Deeming a penis to be a boner. * Looking upon a pubic hair topiary and despairing. * Sculpting the day your paramour will die into your pubic hair on the first date. * Fred Meyer's daughter, J.C. Penney. * Not having any particular insight into this boner blog. * Being a little bit hornt up despite being trapped in a Fred Meyer by the murder frog outside. * Whether or not "pud" is short for "pudding" or indeed anything. * A zoetrope showing Goofy pulling down his pants every 7 seconds. * A plexiglass box that is big enough for your head and a fern. * Hacking the oxygen mask to come down when you just need a hit. * Sprinkling some foliage on your head to make it look like the fern next to your head is just a lump on your face. * Sticking your head in the fern box under the seat in front of you and painting your face on your pants so your butt can wear the oxygen mask. * The tactile sensation of unclogging a toilet using a mouse pad. * The best water level for plunging a toilet. * Needing an articulated arm like Krang's to plunge the toilet from around the corner. * Trying to guess the Game Boy games being used to prop up a projector. * The Podcaster's Dilemma. * Maligning the Final Fantasy Legend series. * Deciding that your punishment will be a good night's sleep and a stern toothbrushing. * Playing Final Fantasy Legend while you brush each other's teeth live on AGDQ. * Asking a question that you'd already answered in a previous episode and just copy-pasting the answer from there. * Not being in good enough shape to sleep everywhere. * Ripping through the topics and needing to dip into the extended bucket. * A gigantic bucket of shelf-stable potato soup that you save for the end times. * Setting up a P.O. box so your listeners can send you a big pile of food and toy cars so you can not eat for a week and then eat an enormous megameal. * A Visual Studio plugin that lets you play text adventures anyone while looking like you're at work. * Pressing the boss key to hide that you're playing an ancient video game and your boss asking you why you're writing emails in Word Perfect 2.0. * Having a child to reduce your mortality anxiety. * Having a child so they can do the heimlich when you choke on a ham sandwich. * Subtweeting your cat. * Not being meaningfully aware of your mortality but still making decisions based on not dying. * Overcorrecting and turning into a maudlin fucker. * A boom box with a floppy drive playing canyon.mid. * A product with no conceivable audience except the nerds who will think it's cool and nostalgic thirty years from now. * Opening a cabinet and your coffee mug singing the Zelda "you found the thing" jingle. * The intentionality of listening to music in the most inconvenient way possible. * Listening to music and lighting random pieces of paper on fire. * A very zinelike activity. * Independent movie theaters all vanishing in an eyeblink. * Filling the delivery tube with potato soup and sending it to the bank teller. * Chuck E. Cheese classing it up with woodfired, chef-inspired pizza. * Getting carryout from the Chuck E. Cheese and your chef-inspired pizza coming with a side of orange spider rings. * Sleeping on a mattress on the floor for years until your new girlfriend insists you get a real bed. * Putting a tennis ball on top of the screws you're supposed to attach the footboard to so you know where to park your keister. * Your migrating bedframe, a keter-class problem in the bedroom. * The one time it makes sense to have a strong opinion about someone else's bed. * Wiping down the incision site because if you get an infection after you die it's just never going to heal. * Only being allowed to listen to one song for the rest of your life. * The one song you're allowed to listen to also replacing music you hear in your head or anything you sing. * Trying to sing Happy Birthday to a co-worker but it always comes out as the chorus of "Selling the Drama" by Live. * All music in the world being replaced by the Intel Inside jingle. * The Zelda item noise secretly being the same as the Addams Family theme song. * Going to a concert and suddenly the band can only play the song you are cursed with. * The CIA discovering your musical curse and studying you on the dissection table like in Project ALF. * $10 million per For Fighting.

Support Topic Lords on Patreon and get episodes a week early! (https://www.patreon.com/topiclords) Lords * John Mystery lives in Maryland. https://googlethatforyou.com?q=john%20mystery%20maryland * Nelson is making An Airport For Aliens Currently Run By Dogs. * @WritNelson on Twitter. * https://www.patreon.com/StrangeScaffold * https://store.steampowered.com/app/1246250/AnAirportforAliensCurrentlyRunby_Dogs/ * https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/epic-pictures-launch-gaming-venture-1289270 Topics: * 6:15 My worst fear as an adolescent: gravity reverses while I am in the family car on the 110 and I am flung into the sky at 9.8m/s^2 * VVVVVV https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sf06P-1lkU * 15:31 Kaiju who should know each other, but don't. * I'm pretty sure the male description of the RBLD dating persona is actually suggesting you stop dating entirely. * The Wild Rose: https://web.archive.org/web/20141031024714/http://www.okcupid.com/personality?type=RBLD&g=0&o=1 * The Manchild: https://web.archive.org/web/20141024161727/http://www.okcupid.com/personality?type=RBLD&g=1&o=1 * 21:52 This Arkanoid TAS: * http://tasvideos.org/6347S.html * The "Super Mario World vs. the Many-Worlds Interpretation of Quantum Physics" video has been taken down but here's the original blog post: https://msm.runhello.com/p/20 * And here's a similar video that gets the idea across. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eIb2F7OLQJw * 30:39 Yuri asks: "I was wondering what you and your fellow lords do to warm up prior to getting started on some creative thing. Does it change comparing coding to making music, drawing, crocheting, etc.?" * Gunhouse, on sale on Switch for $1 until April 26th! https://www.nintendo.com/games/detail/gunhouse-switch/ * (Also available on a bunch of other platforms.) * 47:21 Would a Cool Sentient Dog in a graveyard dig up the bodies? Would that make him the anti-caretaker? * Oiled Up Sax Guy. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A1dY6OkPb7E * Interview with Oiled Up Sax Guy, who it turns out really did arrange and perform that cover. https://dangerousminds.net/comments/theinfamoussexysaxmanfromthelostboysstillstillbelievesachat_wi * https://nymag.com/intelligencer/2015/12/tumblr-users-are-talking-about-bone-stealing.html * 56:38 Experiencing FOMO about activities that you do not want to do Microtopics: * John of the Maryland Johns. * Ruining the show before it's really even started. * High fiving a friend from six feet away using your selfie stick with a hand at the end of it. * Washing the hand at the end of your selfie stick after high-fiving someone with it. * Motion detectors not detecting black people so corporate hires white people to follow black people around and activate the motion detectors. * A black person walking in front of the Kinect and the Kinect being like "I think I just saw a ghost!" * Loving your punchline and so letting it go. * Being flung away from the earth at 9.8 meters per second per second. * The unfathomable horror of your senator voting in favor of the "subtly tweak the laws of physics" bill. * Finding the highrise apartment building that is most likely to remain attached to the Earth if gravity reverses. * Being deeply bothered by children who know the metric system and understand calculus. * Having known you were going to die but now being able to put a number to exactly how fast. * Always paying attention to whether you feel slightly lighter now, because that means gravity is starting to reverse. * Gravity's power suddenly doubling and the only survivors being people hanging out in trampoline parks and bounce houses at the time. * Our only hope being heroes in mech suits but unfortunately everyone who owns a mech suit is a billionaire. * Fish living through gravity doubling because they can swim up to a lower water pressure. * The moon crashing into the Earth. * Kaiju who are lonely because they don't know any other kaiju. * Whether Swamp Thing and Godzilla would be friends. * A giant dog who is perpetually alone because there is no Mothra equivalent in his universe. * Bigfoot technically being a kaiju because his feet are so big. * Whether Bigger Luke is big enough to be considered a kaiju. * The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen except for kaiju. * Whether Jack the Ripper looms large enough in our minds that he should be banned from our Kaiju-only dating app. * The OkCupid dating personality result that was fine for women but if you're a dude they were like "please stop dating" * A tiny green cat as dense as a neutron star. * Having to explain what a TAS, speed runs, Arkanoid, Breakout, and video games are before you can get to the part that's cool about this Arkanoid TAS. * Running your Arkanoid simulation on six cores for over a year to find optimal Arkanoid strategies. * Mario dancing with the fish for 15 seconds and then the credits play. * Martial arts masters going into the mountains and practicing one move for 30 years. * The Many Worlds interpretation of Super Mario World. * A speedrunner finding a COVID-19 vaccine faster than anybody else but the FDA blocks them from releasing it. * Philosophers not allowing themselves to have any fun because they're trying to counter the image of philosophers lazing around and not doing any real work. * Sitting down to create while being fully aware that you might not create anything worthwhile today. * Throwing nothing away and making everything. * A cool game that is available on a variety of platforms. * Being a year into making a game and it isn't fun yet and you have to trust in the iteration process that you'll find the fun before you ship, but actually maybe you won't, but you still have to ship anyway so it's not a total loss. * Making a bad game fun by association, by placing it in a fun context. * Hiring a narrative designer a couple months away from shipping your deeply text-centered game, because there is currently no text or story in the game and everything is on fire. * Adding a bunch of things to your game that will definitely bite you in the ass later because you cannot be stopped. * Running a D&D game that you haven't prepped enough and your players getting to the part of the scenario where your notes are blank. * Fragile people in a fragile people world attempting to make juice and having empathy for each other. * Sitting at the text editor to create and creativity not happening fast enough so you go browse Reddit. * Being stuck on a hard problem and going to play video games while your subconscious works on the problem. * Watching Zodiac while you're working on your cross-stitch and you look down and you've spelled out the name of the real killer. * Trying to pick a speed run to watch in the background while you work that will keep you from being bored but not be interesting enough that you watch it instead of working. * Having made your topic list and having to sleep in them. * Gifts to ourselves. * Cyber-Washington with carbon fiber dentures and a minigun that fires the teeth of his slaves. * A cool sentient dog wearing a leather jacket and sunglasses digging up bodies and putting them in cool poses. * Cool Dog digging for bones in the easiest place possible, the human body. * The movie with the oiled muscle-man singing and playing a saxophone. * Buff Weird Al Yankovic. * Promising to name this episode "Stacksophone" but lying. * Cool Dog turning out to be a very uncool dog if you think about it. * Lost Boys, exhibit A in the debate of whether being a jerk is cool. * Cool sentient dogs in the 90s digging up bodies in graveyards, but cool sentient dogs in 2020 awooing on Mastodon. * Preferring to use human bones in your occult rituals because you relate better to the energy they carry. * Selling your leftover human bones after you're done doing all your curses. * Whether or not the guy selling human bones on Etsy is cool, and whether they'd be cooler if they were a dog. * Loving Bribe Dog even though by all rights he ought to be in jail. * A small dog gumming at a stranger's ankles and not breaking the skin but they get upset anyway for some reason. * The life-long FOMO of wondering what you're missing out on from activities you never do because you hate doing them. * Correctly guessing that the other guest is subtweeting Animal Crossing. * A game that is fun until it becomes your job. * Not needing to buy a new video game because Breath of the Wild still exists. * Not wanting to do an activity so much as be a part of the community that does the activity. * That month where everyone in the world was playing Pokemon Go. * Recommending a video game to two people who have already played it. * Leveling up as a person the first time you've ever made a non-optimal decision in a game to retain your quality of life. * Your Animal Crossing villagers expressing shock as you chop down your entire orchard in front of them. * Opening an iPad feeling special, like someone confessing that they love you and not loving them back. * Getting FOMO about everyone you're not in love with. * The future where instead of social media, everybody drops an ARG about themselves that you have to solve in order to talk to them. * A thing that sounds exciting that you don't want to do. * An alternate reality where nothing happens and no-one cares.

Today's guest is Jim Crawford, creator of Frog Fractions 1 and Frog Fractions 2 and co-host of the video games hot dog podcast. We talk about his very early love of programming, why he would tell his young self to just rip people off better, how Frog Fractions was born out of insecurity and the key to funny video games. We also talk about World of Warcraft may have got him fired, working in the early PC demo scene, tracker music, reading Dungeons and Dragons rule books for fun, the ahead of it's time Terminator game by Bethesda, and that time Star Wars made him kick a Gamecube. This is definitely nothing to do with an ARG. "Someday we'll find it, the rainbow connection. The lovers, the dreamers and me." FROG FRACTIONS - http://twinbeard.com/frog-fractions/ PATREON! - patreon.com/checkpoints iTunes HERE - SUBSCRIBE / RATE / REVIEW Games discussed: Frog Fractions, Frog Fractions 2, World of Warcraft, Terminator, Gunhouse, QWOP, Psychonauts, Pheonix, Super Mario 64, Grand Theft Auto 4, Space Station Silicon Valley, Pharoah's Tomb, Nethack, Pickaxe Pete. RSS HERE Twitter - twitter.com/CheckpointsShow Cover design: Craig Stevenson - http://onedinosaurandhisballoon.blogspot.co.uk Music: Samuel Baker - http://soundcloud.com/furoshiki

Jay and Bingy are joined by comedian and gamer and Battleship expert Emaleigh Gwin. They talk about what they have been playing. This includes Animal Crossing, Hitman, and Gunhouse. Topics include the AFL CIO calling game developers to unionize, Activision cutting almost 800 jobs, and the Mandela effect for games. Also, an announcement regarding the future of the DLC podcast. All this on the podcast by gamers for gamers.

This week we tackle what can only be described as the biggest Battle Royale showdown out there.  We discuss why Rob believes Fortnite could lose the Battle Royal Battle(?), while Matt talks about something new, Fortnite, and how he believes his game could remain on top.  Oh, and of course our Two Minute Review Segment is back, as Matt talk's this month's PS PLUS game GunHouse and Rob covers the Hong Kong Massacre.  Loads of PS games also came out this past week, including FC: New Dawn, so we highlight those as well.

รายการที่จะขุด จะแงะ จะแซะ เอาเกมเก่าที่อยู่ก้นไหมารีวิวกันแบบสดๆ มีทั้งเกมเก่าเกมใหม่ๆ ปนๆ กันไป แต่ที่แน่ๆ ดองกันจนเปรี้ยวได้ที่ทุกเกมแน่นอนจ้าา . Othello - คะแนน 4/10 - ราคา JP 145 / ZA 147 - วันที่ 3/3/2017 . LEGO® CITY Undercover - คะแนน 7/10 - ราคา US 980 - วันที่ 4/4/2017 . Mr. Shifty - คะแนน 7/10 - ราคา JP 430 / ZA442 - วันที่ 13/4/2017 . Snake Pass - คะแนน 7/10 - ราคา ZA 590 - วันที่ 28/3/2017 . Late Shift - คะแนน 8/10 - ราคา ZA 380 - วันที่ 26/5/2018 . Batman - The Telltale Series (1) - คะแนน 8/10 - ราคา US 1300 - วันที่ 14/11/2017 . GunHouse - คะแนน 8/10 - ราคา ZA 190 (Sales 31/10/2018) - วันที่ 15/1/2018 . Dandara - คะแนน 6/10 - ราคา NewZealand 425 / ZA 442 - วันที่ 6/2/2018 . Labyrinth of Refrain: Coven of Dusk - คะแนน 7/10 - ราคา ZA 1480 - วันที่ 18/8/2018 . Binding of Issac After Birth - คะแนน 7/10 - ราคา ZA 1170 - วันที่ 14/3/2017

# 48 Jim Stormdancer (Frog Fractions, Gunhouse) by Matthew Squaire

What are we playing? Danny: The Evil Within 2 http://store.steampowered.com/agecheck/app/601430/ Doki Doki Literature Club http://store.steampowered.com/app/698780/agecheck Dungeons of the Endless http://store.steampowered.com/app/249050/Dungeon_of_the_Endless/ Brant: Monster Hunter Worlds http://www.monsterhunterworld.com/us/ Gunhouse http://necrosoftgames.com/gunhouse/ Fish: http://store.steampowered.com/app/646570/Slay_the_Spire/ Vaughn: https://streetfighter.com/ Together: Don't Starve Together, Overcooked, Mahjong EzXp First Official Tournament : Dragonball FighterZ ! https://www.bandainamcoent.com/games/dragon-ball-fighterz Follow us on all our social media: www.facebook.com/EZXPodcast/ Twitter: @EzXpP Instagram: @EzXpPodcast EzXpPodcast@gmail.com Thank you to Avenza for the awesome intro Game On! Check him out on his Social Media Avenza Social Media: https://soundcloud.com/avenza https://twitter.com/AvenzaOfficial For the outro James Mercy and Mia Vaile for Wildfire! James Mercy ✗ https://soundcloud.com/jamesmercymusic ✗ https://twitter.com/jamesmercymusic ✗ https://www.instagram.com/jamesmercymusic ✗ https://www.facebook.com/jamesmercymusic Mia Vaile ✗ https://soundcloud.com/miavaile ✗ https://www.instagram.com/miavaile/ ✗ https://twitter.com/miavaile ✗ https://www.facebook.com/miavaile Thanks also to Kevin Macleod for the "Standby Music" we used in the podcast. https://www.youtube.com/user/kmmusic

This week, Filip, Peer, Brian, and Zach sit down to discuss Nintendo's latest announcement, Nintendo Labo. Also, Lily joins in for the second half of the show, as the panel shares their thoughts about Darkest Dungeon, InnerSpace, and more!

Episode 93 où cette fois-ci toute la team reste jusqu'au bout ! A travers les news, on énumère les excellents jeux qui arrivent sur nos supports favoris, comme Minigore 2, Gunslugs, et Papers, Please ! Cédric, quant à lui, annonce une mauvaise nouvelle pour les beta testeurs sur devices Android. On vous a sélectionné des jeux sur PS Vita, Android et iOS (ça devient une tradition) : Cédric : Tengami / vidéo / iOS Will : Stick it to the Man / vidéo / PS Vita Gunhouse / vidéo / PS Vita Julie : Glyph Quest / vidéo / iOS / Android Geoffrey : Dawn of the Plow / vidéo / Android / iOS   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.

Insert Credit would win in a fight against Past, Present, and Future.Questions this week:Easily Fixable Game RuinersNo More LocalizationBest to WorstThree Laws of Video GamesFavorite Stage One BossThemed ArcadeCover Stories for a Video Game Celebrity MagazineLIGHTNING ROUND: Title DesignEdited by Blaine Brown. Music “Boss 3” and “Stage 4” from Gunhouse. Gunhouse is available now for PS Vita and PlayStation Mobile!

In episode 13-8 of the Tech-Gaming Podcast, the crew offers impressions of Bionic Dues, Secrets of Raetikon, Insurgency, Killzone: Mercenary, Gunhouse, and Bravely Default before MonkeyPaw Games’ Ryan Olsen stops by to discuss the company’s past, present, and future. In addition to our usual dose of gaming trivia, we also have an large assortment of ... The post Podcast 13-8: Insistently Yelling Helgast appeared first on Tech-Gaming.

Easily Fixable Game Ruiners, No More Localization, Best to Worst, Three Laws of Video Games, Favorite Stage One Boss, Themed Arcade, Cover Stories for a Video Game Celebrity Magazine, and Lightning Round Title Design. Music 'Boss 3' and 'Stage 4' from Gunhouse. Gunhouse is available now for PS Vita and PlayStation Mobile!