Podcast appearances and mentions of johann sebastian joust

Ambie and Crystal discuss a couple games they played recently, including Sync, Rabble, and Panda Spin. Then, we take an episode to just chat with each other about recent happenings in life. Topics include a board game retreat Crystal just went to, Ambie's game playing with her kids, and some non board game stuff. Check out our new skeleton meeple design on our Teepublic store! 0:00-Intro 0:33-Announcements 1:13-Recent Games - Sync 6:03-Rabble 9:34-Panda Spin 15:03-Just Chatting 31:47-Outro 32:43-Bloopers Join our discord Support us directly at https://ko-fi.com/boardgameblitz Or get some of our merch on TeePublic or shop on our Amazon Storefront This episode was sponsored by Grey Fox Games. Use the code "BGBLITZ24" to get 20% off non-exclusive items. Consolidated Links For the full show notes visit our site at http://www.boardgameblitz.com/posts/394

Lords: * Chris * Esper Topics: * Geocaching * The Miyoo Mini and other handheld emulation consoles * I still think I could've made it as a highly paid Super Mario Bros. 35 coach. I should've gone for it. * There's Not a Person Alive by David Donihue * https://medium.com/@daviddonihue/theres-not-a-person-alive-poem-by-david-n-donihue-a1fcd714cc99 * The strange semiparasocial relationship between a podcast editor and the people on the podcast * Struggling to relearn high school Spanish Microtopics: * The editor of a podcast. * The #1 podcast for topic fans. * Chopping at some audio until it becomes a podcast. * Editing a recording into a podcast that's nothing but ums, mouth smacking noises and uncomfortable silence. * Zoom dynamically sensing when you're saying something dumb or boring and muting you. * Saying yes with the Sonic ring noise and no with the Sonic taking damage noise. * A cozy pleasant show full of fun facts. * Prepping for a paradigm. * How to put audio on film. * Going on a web forum and receiving a quest to find a magnetic box stuck underneath a metal staircase. * Geocaching on the Moon. * Geocaching vs. Geohashing. * A French pun for your board game night that nobody can remember because it's in French. * c:geo. * Finding a geocache by climbing a tree and pulling a paperclip attached to a fake piece of bark. * What to do if you're the one who picks up a travel bug. * Fake bolts where the center unscrews and it's hollow inside. * Developing a sense for when a geocache is nearby and always being wrong. * Miyoo Mini Plus. * Custom firmware that fixes your terrible handheld game system. * The Dream of the Playdate. * The Anbernic R something something letters numbers. * C-ctrl. * Going back to the Tekken 3 well. * A video game bar in Japan that only has Americans in it. * A very reasonable number of video games to flip through. * Emulators with daily runs. * Multi Bowl. * A game that legally can not exist. * Johann Sebastian Joust and its meta. * Getting one point in Rampage. * Advice that can literally no longer be helpful for anybody. * How to be an effective Goomba. * Looking at Jim's win/loss ratio and being inspired. * As Garfield said, "nothing good can stay." * A stainless soul lying inspired. * Bad experiences shared by every human. * A very smooth-brained day * Rampant poetry plagiarism on TikTok. * A food ASMR video where someone is repeatedly stabbing chicken with a fork. * Videos of hamsters running in wheels while listening to Dragula by Rob Zombie. * Whether the fish enjoys playing Pokemon. * A sweet 16 bracket of Best Kinds of Shark. * Rerecording the Topic Lords jingle with a swarm of bees. * The qualifications required for the person who designs electric car backing up noises. * Which apps to use to help you remember Spanish. * Speedrunning High School Spanish. * Learning Japanese from anime. * A 24/7 Livestream of digital cats lying around the house. * Hallucinating new languages around the house. * 52 Pickup with Gita Jackson and Alex Jaffee, about the most important comic book series of this century.

Virtual reality has long been hailed as the next big thing in tech. It's pure escapism; strap on a headset and immerse yourself in a different world. At least, it would be easy to truly immerse yourself if the headsets were comfier to wear, less awkward to use, and a little more cool-looking. As unwieldy as the headsets are, the technology inside them is actually getting pretty good. The latest headset to make news is Sony's PlayStation VR2. It's the first update to the PSVR in six years, and Sony gave us a preview of the device as it nears an official release next year. We are also expecting to hear details soon about Meta's newly beefed Oculus headset meant to better hook you into the company's weird metaverse. This week on Gadget Lab, WIRED staff writer Boone Ashworth joins us to talk about his experience trying the PSVR2, what's next for Meta and Oculus, and whether if you die in VR that means you die in real life. Show Notes Read Boone's impressions of the day he spent trying out PSVR2. Read Lauren on the recent Oculus price hike. Read all of our virtual reality coverage. Recommendations Boone recommends Paradise by Lizzy Johnson. Mike recommends the game Johann Sebastian Joust. Lauren recommends breakfast salads for some reason. Boone Ashworth can be found on Twitter @BooneAshworth. Lauren Goode is @LaurenGoode. Michael Calore is @snackfight. Bling the main hotline at @GadgetLab. The show is produced by Boone Ashworth. Our theme music is by Solar Keys. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This week your nice hosts discuss making game demos and physical games! Martha is nostalgic, Mark eats some marshmallows and Stephen can't remember his childhood. Oh, and Mortho likes sports. But you probably already knew that. Photo credit- Neat Corporation press photo of their game Budget Cuts. Have you played the demo? GLITCH Bday Organ Temple VR, Sara's VR game Oneirogen, Andrew’s VR game Here is the cool print out of Mark's play-through of Oneirogen! The marshmallows Mark bought with his tax return Making a Demo 0:12:40 Mark LaCroix Category Marketing Production Budget Cuts demo Stanley Parable demo Netstorm Physical Games 0:41:21 Martha Megarry Category Physical Games Ships across the ocean Calvinball Cup stacking Johann Sebastian Joust

Ce second épisode de 3e Espace est consacré aux installations vidéoludiques. Sous ce néologisme mystérieux, Antoine, à l'initiative de ce sujet, regroupe les jeux déformant ou transformant les écrans et les contrôleurs.  Ensemble, l'équipe réfléchit à la façon dont ces expérimentations changent les paradigmes de la manière de jouer (comment joue-t-on, à quoi, où et quand) et, en cela, reviennent d'une part à l'avant jeu vidéo, tout en évoluant vers de nouvelles formes. Pour commencer, nous discuterons de la façon dont ces jeux sortent de l'industrialisation massive. Nous verrons ensuite comment ces jeux cassent le sacro-saint concept d'immersion. Et enfin, nous traiterons de la “playformance”, mélange de performance et de jeu.  Bonne écoute ! Sommaire : • L'édito d'Antoine • 1e partie : Hors de l'industrialisation • 2e partie : Casser l'immersion • 3e partie : Playformance • La tentative : rubrique surprise --- Générique musical : Kyoka – Ufunfu, 2008 Onpa))))). Utilisé avec l'aimable autorisation de l'artiste. Extrait musical en milieu d'émission : Kimiko Ishizaka, J.S. Bach – Goldberg Variations. Visuel de l'épisode : issu de Johann Sebastian Joust, kit presse. Site web : www.3e-espace.com Twitter : twitter.com/3e_Espace Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

This week your nice hosts discuss making game demos and physical games! Martha is nostalgic, Mark eats some marshmallows and Stephen can't remember his childhood. Oh, and Mortho likes sports. But you probably already knew that.Photo credit- Neat Corporation press photo of their game Budget Cuts. Have you played the demo?GLITCH BdayOrgan Temple VR, Sara's VR gameOneirogen, Andrew's VR gameHere is the cool print out of Mark's play-through of Oneirogen!The marshmallows Mark bought with his tax return Making a Demo 0:12:40 Mark LaCroixMarketingProductionBudget Cuts demoStanley Parable demoNetstorm Physical Games 0:41:21 Martha MegarryPhysical GamesShips across the oceanCalvinballCup stackingJohann Sebastian Joust

We're sorry that we've been gone for three weeks. There's been a lot going on! We will return to our regularly scheduled broadcasts in the new year, but we know that you love content, so Matt recorded a special edition podcast to enrich your holiday season. Listen to learn why Lovers in a Dangerous Spacetime, Johann Sebastian Joust, Towerfall, Cuphead, The World is Not Enough, Mario Kart, The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, Everybody's Gone to the Rapture, Hitman, Resident Evil 4, and GOD HAND can make your season bright. Our podcast about broken games: Episode 0.9

In episode 12, I talk about the fun of sticking things up your butt! Safely, of course. This includes anal sex, anal play, rimming, pegging, and some really terrible metaphors including something about a baby deer and one about an oil warning light. I also chat about some new-to-me games, like Castle Crashers, Fez, and Johann Sebastian Joust.

I said hey! What's goin on? For us, we've been playing some games. Jeremy gets stabby with Ronin (not the movie) and beats his friends up over Johann Sebastian Joust, LeGrande tries to wrap his head around the weird camera control in Homeworld Remastered while Dale tries to figure out what the Witness is all about. All that AND MORE as always. Intro: "Breach of Security" - Payday: The Heist, by Simon Viklund. Outro: "Brandenburg Concerto No.6 Movement 3" - Johann Sebastian Joust, by JS Bach (8-bit arrangement by Clark Nichols)

Cody explains the intricacies of the CryptoLocker ransomware trojan, and how he’s dealing with the effects. Plus, hear about all the games he played at BitBash 2015, Chicago’s alternative / indie games festival. Show Notes: * Cody explains why he’s recording a solo episode and what happened to his home PC * Hear all about the CryptoLocker Virus, and what it will cost Cody to get rid of it so he can use his home computer again * Cody discusses BitBash 2015, Chicago’s alternative games festival, including some background on the festival and how well he liked the way it was organized this year * Cody talks about all the games he played (or saw people play) at BitBash 2015, many of which you can preview in video form on his Instagram account: * Downwell by Devolver Digital, “a game about a young man going down an endless well with gun-boots.” * Gunsport by Necrosoft Games, which “takes place in an alternate future where humans have grown tired of war. Nations’ petty disputes are now settled with the World’s Game, Gunsport.” * Chambara, “a local multiplayer stealth-deathmatch game with only two colors, allowing players to seamlessly camouflage themselves with the environment.” * Yojimbrawl, “a fighting game with very fluid fighting mechanics made by Evan Greenwood (Programming), Dawid Strauss (Art) and Deon van Heerden (Music/SFX).” * Fotonica, “a first-person game about the thrill of speed and traveling flawlessly through complex environments.” * Particle Mace, “a 1-4 player game for Windows/Mac/iOS by Andy Wallace about defending yourself in a hostile universe by swinging particles into enemies.” * Johann Sebastian Joust, “a no-graphics, digitally-enabled playground game for 2 to 7 players designed for motion controllers.” * Elbow Room by Deep Dark Hole, “a game about personal space, perpetual motion, and hitting a single key better than anyone else.” * Cody also discusses the 18 and up “adult games” area at BitBash, including some incredibly lewd but incredibly humorous games * If you’re a video game developer and want to talk to Cody on the podcast, then email him and Jon at unqualifiedpodcast@gmail.com!

Splitte våre bramseil! Magnus leser til eksamen så vi har erstattet ham med partilederen for Piratpartiet i Norge, Øystein Jakobsen! Dermed blir det en utdypende prat om piratkopiering, politikk, pappaperm, Marvel Dice Masters, retrofilmer, Singstar, Dark Souls, Wolfenstein, Transistor, Johann Sebastian Joust, Ripple Runner Deulxe, Starcraft og selvsagt Hearthstone. Musikk i dagens sending: Intro: DDRKirby(ISQ) - Take it to the Limit (fra Ripple Runner Deluxe - spill det her!) Pause: Koji Kondo - Sunshine Seaside Underwater (Fra Super Mario 3D World) Avslutning: Cæur de Pirate - Pilgrims on a Long Journey (fra Child of Light)

Splitte våre bramseil! Magnus leser til eksamen så vi har erstattet ham med partilederen for Piratpartiet i Norge, Øystein Jakobsen! Dermed blir det en utdypende prat om piratkopiering, politikk, pappaperm, Marvel Dice Masters, retrofilmer, Singstar, Dark Souls, Wolfenstein, Transistor, Johann Sebastian Joust, Ripple Runner Deulxe, Starcraft og selvsagt Hearthstone. Musikk i dagens sending: Intro: DDRKirby(ISQ) - Take it to the Limit (fra Ripple Runner Deluxe - spill det her!) Pause: Koji Kondo - Sunshine Seaside Underwater (Fra Super Mario 3D World) Avslutning: Cæur de Pirate - Pilgrims on a Long Journey (fra Child of Light)

Play of the Light returns with a discussion on the fundamental differences between solitaire and multiplayer video games, and interesting recent developments in the multiplayer space. Topics include Jason’s history with MUDs and current obsession with Hero Academy, how Matt’s dislike of Settlers of Catan led to lost job opportunities, that time we played Johann Sebastian Joust on the subway, what Glitch Tank teaches us about how machines play games, and more. Download MP3 (1 hour, 25 minutes) | Subscribe via iTunes | Subscribe via RSS Your browser does not support this audio format. Salient links: Hero Academy homepage Homo Ludens MUDs (Wikipedia) Glitch Tank Jason’s essay on “cocktail”-style arcade games Small World for iPad Funspot Arcade Johann Sebastian Joust homepage Matt and others play J.S. Joust in the Boston subway after PAX East 2012 Part two of the above J.S. Joust game The Blues Brothers scene Matt quotes Mazes & Monsters, a film starring Tom Hanks James Dobson Table of red dragon titles by age in Dungeons and Dragons Brawl homepage

Holmes speaks with Douglas Wilson of Die Gute Fabrik, makers of Johann Sebastian Joust and Where is my Heart?

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We recover from the Second Annual Big Live Live Show: Live! with Infinite Vinnys, technology acronyms for idiots, ManiaPlanet's insane potential, Johann Sebastian Joust, the new 360 dashboard, The Gunstringer, the dire state of the 3DS, Syndicate, and mThis show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/5928697/advertisement

We did it. We autotuned Kessler. You're welcome. If you're already listening, stick around for discussion of Miyazaki films, midnight livestreams and more! iTunes link / RSS / Download (MP3) Now for a little housekeeping: our iTunes feed is finally in working order! The podcast name, the episode descriptions, the album art: it's ALL THERE. The release dates for the first four episodes got a little bit jacked up in the process, but dude, whatever, that's internet for you. It's all smooth sailing from here! If you're curious about that Johann Sebastian Joust game we mentioned, the official website is right here, complete with a useful video showing you what exactly the hell it is. Thanks again for listening, guys!