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Retour d'un vieux format du podcast, où je reçois des invités autour d'une thématique précise. Cette fois-ci je suis accompagné de Shift, Sysy et Oboro pour discuter autour de l'univers des jeux de rythme, qui nous passionne tous les quatre. J'espère que ce format inhabituel vous plaira. 00:00 - Présentation de l'épisode 01:37 - Présentation des invités 04:23 - C'est quoi un jeu de rythme ? 11:48 - Votre 1er souvenir de jeu de rythme 25:13 - Pause Musicale : Kakariko Crypt - Danny Baranowksy - Cadence of Hyrule 32:00 - Qu'attendez-vous d'un jeu de rythme ? 43:17 - Quel est votre jeu de rythme préféré ? 01:03:05 - Pause Musicale : Solitude - Dubmood - Old School Musical 01:11:43 - Les supports du jeu de rythme 01:34:35 - Le jeu de rythme atypique que vous conseillez 01:59:38 - Pause Musicale : Swedish Girl - Mr. Funky - Superbeat: XONiC 02:05:10 - Le jeu de rythme en dehors du jeu de rythme 02:24:28 - Discussion de boomer sur Just Dance
Gaga oh lala! It's time to Just Dance as Kat and Morgan discuss Lady Gaga's latest album Mayhem. The two discuss how much they've listened to Lady Gaga in the past, what they like (and don't) about her music, and how her new album fits into her usual style. Detours include what it takes to become a Little Monster, becoming an Artpop truther, and Slumdog Millionaire moments. Then the ladies give their Top 5 songs from the album. Will any of the selections surprise you? Was there any overlap in their lists? Are there Taylor Swift mentions? You'll have to listen to find out! What did you think of Lady Gaga's latest album? Share your top 5 song list in the comments! Support Kat, Morgan, and Amy by subscribing to their Patreon to get exclusive access to after-show chats, extra episodes, deleted scenes and ways to join in live on the show! Find us: https://www.patreon.com/thelegendaryladiesa Want to show your support another way? Leave us a five-star review on iTunes, and subscribe to our podcast on all the platforms! Comments or suggestions? Email us at thelegendaryladies@gmail.com Find our hosts online: Kat: @ComicUno Morgan: @Mojotastic Amy: @Amy_Hyp
Keith Montena returns this week to break down MAYHEM, Lady Gaga's seventh studio album, and the sonic landscape that defines it. While early singles Disease and Abracadabra hinted at one direction, the full album takes an unexpected turn, pulling from Prince, Bowie, and electro-grunge influences in ways that might surprise you. From the rollout to the creative choices, how does MAYHEM actually stack up? Find out how Garden of Eden taps into Gaga's earliest songwriting roots, Perfect Celebrity almost took the album in an entirely different direction, and all collaborators on deck. Plus, how do the ‘80s influences fit into today's pop landscape, and did the marketing set listeners up for something completely different? In just under 40 minutes, Vinyl Drop unpacks "MAYHEM" during release week.
Un silence, un soupir, ou bien une grimace… C'est généralement la réaction que l'on reçoit dans le milieu du jeu vidéo quand on pose cette question : comment va Ubisoft ? Ubisoft est le plus important acteur du jeu vidéo qui soit originaire d'Europe. Ce groupe a été créé en 1986 en Bretagne par les frères Guillemot. 40 ans plus tard, Ubisoft a des studios de production sur tous les continents, emploie 18 000 personnes, réalise plus de deux milliards d'euros de chiffres d'affaires, et est à l'origine de licences mondialement connues comme Assassin's Creed, Les Lapins Crétins, Just Dance ou Far Cry. Et pourtant, aujourd'hui, Ubisoft va mal, au point que la structure capitalistique de ce champion pourrait radicalement changer en 2025. Les rumeurs parlent de rachat, voire de scission du groupe. Dans ce nouvel épisode de Questions Tech, la journaliste Chloé Woitier vous explique pourquoi Ubisoft, géant français du jeu vidéo, traverse une crise profonde et peine à séduire les joueurs.Vous pouvez retrouver Questions Tech sur Figaro Radio, le site du figaro.fr et sur toutes les plateformes d'écoute. Si cet épisode vous a plu, n'hésitez pas à vous abonner et donner votre avis !Montage : Astrid LandonHébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.
This week, Nigel and Tazziii host our first video game roundtable of the year and are joined by Content Creator TJBASC, Content Creator Fleur Nelle, and Presenter & Host Nimmz, who are on hand to share their thoughts on the games industry and make sense of it all through helpful situational family analogies! In the first half, we dive into the games we've been playing before launching into the games industry news that has caught our collective attention (from 26.47). The recently revealed Nintendo Switch 2 is top of mind, as well as contrasting strategies from Microsoft and Sony. Can all three platform holders win the generation?Video games we're playing: Stardew Valley (PC/Switch), Just Dance 2025 (Switch), Uncharted 3 (PS5), Fortnite (PC), Warframe (PC), Mario Party Jamboree (Switch), Granblue Fantasy: Relink (PS5), Loco Motive (PC), Titanfall 2 (Xbox), Echoes of Wisdom (Switch), Infinity Niki (PC), Little Nightmares 2 (Switch), Astrobot (PS5), Sifu (PC), Marvel Rivals (PC)
Anja Fagerli fra Kvæfjord havnet i verdens søkelys da hun ble lansert som artist sammen med Pink, Christina Aguilera, Flo Rida, Nicki Minaj, Barry White og Maroon 5 i spillet Just Dance, Mange millioner solgte spil og flere musikkutgivelser senere er Anja tilbake i Nord-Norge. Sammen med kjæresten Bjørn Myreze, driver de et internasjonal produksjonsbyrå og har bosatt seg på Andenes? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Welcome to Dev Game Club, where this week we are catching up on our mailbag! Let's face it, it's mostly about Minecraft, though we spend a lot of time on video game preservation. Dev Game Club looks at classic video games and plays through them over several episodes, providing commentary. Issues covered: the manananggal, Defeating Games for Charity, ownership of work materials, Tim's notes on the Discord Game Club interview with Phil Salvador, our own games disappearing, the value of libraries, preserving all games, copyright lawyers, the tension between corporations and preservationists, protecting children online, defending your kids, engaging with your kids over games, external references, limits on exploration interest, Tim and Brett disagree about whether Minecraft devs relied on the existence of a wiki, older version availability in Minecraft Java Edition, speedrunning Minecraft, modding and Minecraft, YouTube and Minecraft trajectories, Lego Fortnite's means of directing you, limited building or building towards story purposes, curbing anxiety, dating the Balrog. Games, people, and influences mentioned or discussed: Dungeons & Dragons, Dark Matters/X-Files, Minecraft, CalamityNolan, Video Game History Foundation, KyleAndError, Hollow Knight, Kaeon, DuckTales, Trespasser, Tower Song, Pikmin, N0isses, Rocksmith, Robotspacer, Enchanted Scepters, Mystery House, Artimage, Jedi Starfighter, Katamari Damacy, BioStats, Phil Salvador, Midway/Bally, Nosferatu (1922/2024), Prince of Persia, Warcraft, The Sims, Tony Rowe, Microsoft, Bill Roper, Wil Wright, John Romero, Leo Tolstoy, Socrates, Frank Cifaldi, Nintendo, Tim Schafer, Double Fine, Devin Kelly-Sneed (P2 programmer), Joe Lieberman, Hillary Clinton, Joe Biden, Mickey Mouse/Disney, mysterydip, Roblox, Lego Fortnite, Just Dance, Ubisoft, Club Penguin, Luke Theriault, LostLake, Dwarf Fortress, Raymond, Mojang, Factorio, Satisfactory, Father Beast, Skyrim, Ben from Iowa, Dragon Quest Builders, The Lord of the Rings Return to Moria, The Long Dark, Pacific Drive, Valheim, Final Fantasy VI, Epic Games, Kirk Hamilton, Aaron Evers, Mark Garcia. Next time: Our next game (whatever that may be) Defeating Games for Charity Twitch: timlongojr Discord DevGameClub@gmail.com
While we often highlight stories of global impact—fighting poverty, medical breakthroughs, or environmental initiatives—today's What's Right With the World is a bit lighter yet no less impressive. Lady Gaga has achieved a remarkable milestone, becoming only the third artist in history to have multiple No. 1 songs across three different decades. She now joins the exclusive club with Michael and Janet Jackson. Gaga's chart-topping journey includes iconic hits like Just Dance and Poker Face (2009), Born This Way (2011), Shallow(2019), and Rain On Me (2020). Her latest triumph, Die With A Smile, a collaboration with Bruno Mars, recently climbed to No. 1 after a five-month run. The achievement is especially striking, as few artists manage multiple hits per decade—a feat Elton John, surprisingly, has not accomplished. Reflecting on her success, Gaga shared her gratitude on Instagram: “Thank you for listening and dancing and making your art along with mine.” Looking ahead, fans eagerly await her seventh album, LG7, set to release this year. The lead single, Disease, offers a taste of the “true chaos” promised in what's shaping up to be one of 2025's most anticipated albums. Lady Gaga's journey continues to inspire as she cements her legacy in music history.
Regalare il Post significa regalare i podcast, le newsletter e tutto il sito senza pubblicità. Per un anno intero. Regala il Post. Più siamo, meglio è. L'episodio di fine anno di Joypad è storicamente dedicato ai The Game Awards, evento nel quale Matteo Bordone guarda tutti i trailer dei giochi mostrati cercando di far indovinare cosa ha visto ad Alessandro Zampini e Francesco Fossetti leggendo solo i suoi appunti, che sono solitamente indecifrabili. Si parla però anche del riuscitissimo Indiana Jones e l'antico cerchio, dell'ultimo Just Dance, di Monument Valley 3 e di Path of Exile 2. I consigli questa settimana sono più del solito: il documentario su STALKER 2, Arcane, "un gioco di Ubisoft dove si spara sulla macchinetta", che è Ghost Recon Wildlands, la serie Secret Level e Witchfire. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Ever found yourself chuckling at your cat's antics while simultaneously reeling from the aftermath of a ginger and turmeric shot? You're in good company. Today, Liam and I, feeling the weight of exhaustion, embark on a journey through the humorous ups and downs of daily life. But don't let our low energy fool you—there's plenty of motivation to be found as we explore how to start exercising without waiting for those New Year's resolutions to kick in. Whether you're a complete beginner or just looking to reignite your fitness journey, we promise you'll pick up tips on setting realistic goals and crafting a routine that won't leave you burned out.We dive headfirst into how to ease into a fitness regimen, offering practical advice for both gym lovers and home workout enthusiasts. Imagine turning your living room into a fun cardio zone with a game of "Just Dance," or experiencing the guided support of gym machines. The key is to find what makes you move, whether it's through dance, resistance bands, or simple bodyweight exercises. And let's not forget about the balance between cardio and strength training—debunking the myth that every workout must be intense to be effective. With lots of laughs and relatable stories, we help you find the joy in exercise and understand the importance of recovery as an integral part of the process.As we groove through the conversation, we emphasize the flexibility of fitness routines. Workouts can be short, sweet, and sprinkled throughout your day. We even chat about crafting a killer dance party playlist, drawing inspiration from classic hits like "Fire" by the Ohio Players. By the end of our chat, you'll be armed with a fresh perspective on fitness, ready to explore different exercise forms and break free from unrealistic expectations. So, grab your comfy shoes and get ready to move at your own pace, because embracing the simplicity—and fun—of exercise is just a few laughs away. Support the showYou can find us on social media here:Rob TiktokRob InstagramLiam TiktokLiam Instagram
Keith Montena is back this week breaking down "Disease" by Lady Gaga, the first taste of the singer's upcoming seventh album. After "Die With A Smile" with Bruno Mars and Joker: Folie á Duex, Lady Gaga returns with the biggest changes to her creative team in nearly 15 years, and an album modeling after dark soundscapes similar to Born This Way. Notably far from 2020's Chromatica. Vinyl Drop discusses pop music with an emphasis on new releases, the artists' creative process, collaborators, and their marketing strategy. I want to hear from you - do you like "Disease"? Did you like the rollout? What should be discussed next?
Welcome to a special quick episode where we will be talking about some great gift ideas for going into Black Friday/Cyber Monday! At ThisWeekInGeek this year we have received a good variety of items for consideration in our annual Holiday Gift Guide and with that in mind we wanted to get some of our impressions/quickie reviews/early suggestions out! So for all of our friends south of the border and for all our friends here and abraod that might want some help deciding on what to get during the upcoming crazy shopping rush we hope this helps! Happy Thanksgiving to our American friends and happy gift hunting to everyone else! We will have our full Holiday Gift Guide our in a couple weeks so keep an eye out!This Episode:What's New?Gift Idea Show Notes:Toys & Misc:HITSTER: The Musical Party Game - https://aboutus.kidtoy.ca/hitster#WheretobuyFlik Flak Loop It! 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Jose grew up immersed in the vibrant culture of Puerto Rico, surrounded by beautiful music. He always dreamt of becoming a pop musician in the mainland U.S. Jose's aunt, Wally Waleska, played a pivotal role in his musical journey. Not related by blood but bound by deep familial ties, Wally introduced Jose to music and supported his dream to perform. One of Jose's most vivid memories was watching Lady Gaga perform "Just Dance" on Waleska's TV when he was 5. Lady Gaga became Jose's icon, and he knew he wanted to pursue a life of music and performance. After the death of his great-grandmother in 2021, Jose struggled with his mental health. His great-grandmother was a pillar of his family and taught him about unity and selflessness. Later, Jose's therapist provided tools to manage his mental health, which eventually led him back to music. Now, Jose strives to be the pop star he's always dreamt of becoming by conquering 'The Voice' stage.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/arroe-collins-unplugged-totally-uncut--994165/support.
Jose grew up immersed in the vibrant culture of Puerto Rico, surrounded by beautiful music. He always dreamt of becoming a pop musician in the mainland U.S. Jose's aunt, Wally Waleska, played a pivotal role in his musical journey. Not related by blood but bound by deep familial ties, Wally introduced Jose to music and supported his dream to perform. One of Jose's most vivid memories was watching Lady Gaga perform "Just Dance" on Waleska's TV when he was 5. Lady Gaga became Jose's icon, and he knew he wanted to pursue a life of music and performance. After the death of his great-grandmother in 2021, Jose struggled with his mental health. His great-grandmother was a pillar of his family and taught him about unity and selflessness. Later, Jose's therapist provided tools to manage his mental health, which eventually led him back to music. Now, Jose strives to be the pop star he's always dreamt of becoming by conquering 'The Voice' stage.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/arroe-collins-like-it-s-live--4113802/support.
Jose LuisTeam GwenJose grew up immersed in the vibrant culture of Puerto Rico, surrounded by beautiful music. He always dreamt of becoming a pop musician in the mainland U.S. Jose's aunt, Wally Waleska, played a pivotal role in his musical journey. Not related by blood but bound by deep familial ties, Wally introduced Jose to music and supported his dream to perform. One of Jose's most vivid memories was watching Lady Gaga perform "Just Dance" on Waleska's TV when he was 5. Lady Gaga became Jose's icon, and he knew he wanted to pursue a life of music and performance. After the death of his great-grandmother in 2021, Jose struggled with his mental health. His great-grandmother was a pillar of his family and taught him about unity and selflessness. Later, Jose's therapist provided tools to manage his mental health, which eventually led him back to music. Now, Jose strives to be the pop star he's always dreamt of becoming by conquering 'The Voice' stage.MONDAYS AND TUESDAYS 8/7cMichael Bublé, Gwen Stefani, Reba McEntire and Snoop Dogg search for the country's best singers.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/i-am-refocused-radio--2671113/support.
¡NUEVO PROGRAMA! Y este es de los gordos… En la primera parte entrevistamos a Diego Vargas, que nos habla del segundo volumen de “Cinco Duros: La historia del videojuego en España para todos”, y de otros proyectos. Y en la segunda parte reseñamos: Hearthstone: La gran oscurida, Death of the Reprobate, Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered, Shin-Chan: Nevado en Carbónpolis, Call of Duty: Black Ops 6, Slay The Princess: The Pristine Cut, Metal Slug Tactics, Clock Tower: Rewind, WildermythDiablo IV: Vessel of Hatred, Moss & Moss Book II, Ys X: Nordics, Unknown 9: Awakening, y Just Dance 2025. ¡Casi nada! · Preventa de "Cinco Duros Vol. 2": https://dolmeneditorial.com/tienda/cinco-duros-la-historia-del-videojuego-en-espana-para-todos-vol-2/?fbclid=IwY2xjawGVlB5leHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHfkOyohQiF88q11CdZeopJePnwTvRiEj6tTWDxZHrh_j-t2kqrn2WPPzog_aem_PAqtVwtnfqJYDWq9qZdCAg · Kickstarter de "Legends of Castile": https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/torrezno/legends-of-castile-a-folk-point-and-click-adventure-game
Auch dieses Jahr wird wieder getanzt bei Ubisoft. Seit der 2023er Version läuft alles über eine einzelne Software, sodass man all seine älteren Songs mit integriert hat. Hier erfährt man auch alles über saisonale Events, welche neue Songs oder Belohnungen bieten. Doch hat die 2025er Version überhaupt etwas Neues zu bieten? Zum einen gibt es jetzt die Möglichkeit für ein paar Song unterschiedliche Schwierigkeitsgrade in Form von anderen Choreografen zu wählen, außerdem wäre da der Kamera-Controller zu erwähnen. Man kann jetzt die Smartphone-Kamera in einem festen Abstand hinstellen und diese misst die Bewegungen, dadurch hat man die Hände komplett frei. Abseits davon bleibt alles beim Alten, das Menü ist weiterhin gut aufgebaut und sucht auch Empfehlungen je nach Vorlieben raus und bietet gute Filter-Optionen. Die 40 neuen Songs bieten eine bunte Mischung aus vielen Pop-Songs, aber auch ein paar Rocksongs oder Klassiker sind enthalten. Unter Anderem gibt es 5 Ariana Grande Songs in einem Paket. Insgesamt hat man also wieder ein solides Tanzspiel mit wenig Neuerungen aber Altbewährtem.
Lapins Crétins, Just Dance, RayMan, ou encore Assassin's Creed : ces références du jeu vidéo ont été imaginées par les créatifs d'Ubisoft, une entreprise née en 1986 dans le Morbihan. Cette dernière, présente à travers 40 studios dans le monde, est en ce moment fragilisée. Alors qu'un rebond est possible, il serait sans doute dommage que ce joyau français atterrisse dans les mains de Tencent, la maison mère chinoise de WeChat. Tencent est aussi présente dans les jeux vidéos avec des titres comme Honor of Kings, et déjà actionnaire d'Ubisoft. Le point avant la Paris Games Week qui se déroulera du 23 au 27 octobre.
Send Mary and Kelsey a Message!In this episode, Mary and Kelsey offer a track by track analysis of The Fame, Lady Gaga's debut album. They retell the story of Gaga's Lower East Side club beginnings, getting dropped from her record label just three months after signing on, to when she popped with her debut single Just Dance. They discuss the big hits like Poker Face, Paparazzi and their favorite criminally underrated gems like Boys, Boys, Boys and Summerboy that still stand up 16 years later. Instagram: @whentheypoppedpodTikTok: @whentheypoppedEmail: whentheypoppedy2k@gmail.comWebsite: linktree.com/whentheypopped
We've had both a partner direct and an indie showcase this week, but what do the guys think of the latest announcements?Shownotes - Episode 263Lost in Random: The Eternal Die, Bloomtown: A Different Story, Fatal Run 2089, Balatro DLC Friends of Jimbo, Neva, Moth Kubit, Coffee Talk Tokyo, Sea of Stars DLC Throes of the Watchmaker, PowerWash Simulator Shrek Special Pack DLC, Morsels, Date Everything!, Peglin, Wobbly Life, Pico Park 2, Shovel Knight: Shovel of Hope DX ,Europa, Cuisineer, On Your Tail,, Metal Slug Tactics, The Plucky Squire, Pizza Tower, Refind Self: The Personality Test Game, KOTAKE CREATE, Q2 Humanity, Urban Myth Dissolution Centre, Nintendo Direct: Partner Showcase August 2024, Star Overdrive, Tetris Forever, Tetris for Nintendo Entertainment System | Nintendo Switch Online., Goat Simulator 3, The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky the 1st, Star Wars: Hunters Season 3, STALKER: Legends of the Zone Trilogy, Worms Armageddon: Anniversary Edition, Disney Dreamlight Valley 'End of Summer' In-Game Event, SpongeBob SquarePants: The Patrick Star Game, Fitness Boxing 3: Your Personal Trainer, Capcom Fighting Collection 2, Marvel vs. Capcom: Fighting Collection: Arcade Classics, Atelier Yumia: The Alchemist of Memories & the Envisioned Land, Suikoden I & II HD Remaster: Gate Rune and Dunan Unification Wars, Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake, Castlevania Dominus Collection, Sid Meier's Civilization VII, Tales of Graces f Remastered, MySims Cozy Bundle, Five Nights at Freddy's: Help Wanted 2, Five Nights at Freddy's: Security Breach - Ruin, Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed, Tales of the Shire: A Lord of the Rings Game, Just Dance 2025 Edition, Funko Fusion, EA Sports FC 25, LEGO Horizon Adventures, Rune Factory: Guardians of Azuma, Yakuza Kiwami, Animal Tower Battle, Shiren the Wanderer: The Mystery Dungeon of Serpentcoil Island, Kill The Crows, The Hundred Line Last Defense Academy, Stray Children, Romancing SaGa 2: Revenge of the Seven, Romance of the Three Kingdoms 8 Remake, Beyblade X: XONE, FAIRY TAIL 2, Farmagia, Disney Music Parade: Encore, Tokimeki Memorial: Forever With You Emotional, Kamaitachi no Yoru x3, Doraemon's Dorayaki Shop StoryCall Me By Your Gamea nostalgic video game podcastListen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify The Loved One'How far would you go to find the person who means the most to you in all the...Listen on: Apple Podcasts SpotifySupport the show
Welcome to the Five Song Mixtape! This week we discuss the mixtape titled “Shut the Fu*k Up Devin and Just Dance” by RJ. You can find the playlist by following our account on Spotify @FiveSongMixtape or you can find us on Instagram @FiveSongMixtape. We would love to hear your thoughts on the playlist and please give us a rating via iTunes to help spread the word!“Shut the Fu*k Up Devin and Just Dance” by RJ 1. “Go Back(feat. Julia Church)” by John Summit2. “Make Me Feel” by John Summit3. “Something Stronger” by Rules4. “In The Dust” by Richard Judge5. “Thank You (Not So Bad)” by Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Video games and K-Pop have a long history! Join the Sunbaes as they discuss the different kinds of games that idols and groups have appeared in, and maybe find your new favorite along the way!S2E12: Baby V.O.X. - Riding Into the SunsetS4E6: K-Pop Mascots & Characters--Check out our website!kpopsunbaes.com--Our Scripthttps://tinyurl.com/KPSVideoGames--Where To Find UsTwitter: kpopsunbaesInstagram: kpopsunbaesTumblr: kpopotd, kpopotd2, kpopsunbaesYouTube: The K-Pop SunbaesFacebook: The K-Pop SunbaesTikTok: kpopsundaeConsider tipping us on Ko-fi: https://ko-fi.com/yourkpopsunbaes--AttributionsCover Art - Elyse Shewan (Instagram: @es.graphic.design)Music by Joystock - https://www.joystock.org--0:00 Intro & Episode Breakdown1:15 Games K-Pop Idols/Groups Have Appeared In3:40 K-Pop Idol Managers & Group Creators5:32 K-Pop Music Games (DDR, Pump It Up, Just Dance)8:27 K-Pop Music Games Cont. (Tap Rhythm Games)12:35 NetMarble, LINE, & BTS-Specific Games16:05 More Mobile Games (BlackPink, NCT)17:37 The Sunbaes' Recommendations (For Language Learning)19:50 Final Thoughts, Wrap-Up, & Outro
Glenn and Rey discuss the Not E3 streams for 2024-Part 2, with recaps from Nintendo, XBOX, and PlayStation 14:56 - Modern Warfare III 21:43 - Nintendo World Championship: NES Edition 22:53 - Fairy Tale 2 23:30 - Fantasian Neo Dimension 27:50 - Disney illusion Island 32:06 - Hello Kitty Adventure 33:32 - Donkey Kong Country Returns 34:49 - Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake 35:35 - Funko Fusion 36:16 - Luigi's Mansion 2 HD 38:03 - Metal Slug Attack Reloaded 38:31 - Darkest Dungeon III 45:31 - Marvel vs Capcom Collection 46:00 - Super Mario Party Jamboree 47:33 - The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom 50:49 - Just Dance 2025 51:20 - LEGO Horizon Adventures 52:00 - Stray 53:20 - Romancing SaGa 2: Revenge of the Seven 53:29 - Metroid Prime 4: Beyond 56:35 - Doom: Dark Ages 57:09 - State of Decay 3 57:30 - Dragon Age: The Veilguard 58:43 - Starfield: Shattered Space 1:00:21 - Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 1:02:07 - South of Midnight 1:03:53 - World of Warcraft: The War Within 1:05:35 - Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater 1:06:43 - Perfect Dark 1:08:36 - Fable 1:09:56 - Mixtape 1:11:53 - Life is Strange: Double Exposure 1:12:13 - Indiana Jones and the Great Circle 1:12:53 - MechaBreak 1:13:37 - Atomfall 1:13:53 - Assassin's Creed: Shadows 1:18:03 - Stalker 2 1:19:49 - Gears of War: E-Day 1:20:55 - Magicmind 1:22:38 - Concord 1:27:45 - Skydancer's Behemoth 1:28:25 - Alien: Rogue Incursion 1:30:48 - Marvel Rivals 1:31:35 - Until Dawn 1:32:50 - Path of Exile 1:33:52 - Silent Hill 2 1:34:08 - Monster Hunter Wilds 1:34:32 - AstroBot
Happy Mid Year 2024! On this episode of GoalChat, Joey Held, Dorien Morin-van Dam, and Jamie Pachino join host Debra Eckerling to celebrate the mid-point of 2024! Joey is a writer and voiceover artist, Dorien is a social media strategist, and Jamie is a screenwriter and playwright. The trio shared their personal and professional wins - and challenges - from the first part of the year, as well as their goals for 2024, part 2! Joey, Dorien, and Jamie also talk about their projects, how they balance the different aspects of their lives, and the things that keep them joyful outside of - and including - work. It was a fun conversation, filled with inspiration, motivation, and solid advice. Goals - Dorien: Reconnect with nature. There's nothing like disconnecting from devices and enjoying the things around you - Joey: Try the Bowflex 5-minute stretch and the Just Dance video - Jamie: Seek out a book or movie that's the opposite of what you are working on, and see how that helps get your creative juices flowing for your projects Final Thoughts - Dorien: Be sure your goals are your own - Jamie: Set big goals. And understand the small parts that you need to work on to reach your big goals ... and do them! - Joey: Worry is like a rocking chair; it gives you something to do but it gets you nowhere! Learn More About Joey Held: JoeyHeld.com Dorien Morin-van Dam: MoreInMedia.com Jamie Pachino: JamiePachino.com Debra Eckerling: TheDEBMethod.com/blog Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Episode 166 Summer games season comes to a strong close with Nintendo's (presumably) last Switch-centric Nintendo Direct - and they certainly close things out on a high note. From Zelda to Metroid to Mario & Luigi to Dragon Quest, there seems to be something for just about everyone in this packed games showcase. In today's episode, we discuss all the games shown at the Nintendo Direct. As always, we conclude with the games we are playing (Linkito, Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak). This episode was recorded in June 2024. Royalty free music from BenSound. Questions or comments? Reach out to @PodcastGametalk on Instagram, Twitter, or Tiktok Timestamps: 0:00 - Mario & Luigi: Brothership, Nintendo World Championships NES Edition, Fairy Tail 2, Fantasia Neo Dimension 6:22 - Nintendo Switch Sports Basketball, Neo Memories in Orbit, Disney Illusion Island, Hello Kitty Island Adventure 11:45 - Looney Tunes Wacky World of Sports, Among Us, Farmagia, Donkey Kong Country Returns HD 21:24 - Dragon Quest III HD 2D, Funko Fusion 30:57 - Luigi's Mansion 2 HD, The New Denpa Men, Metal Slug Attack Reloaded, Darkest Dungeon II 39:02 - Nintendo Switch Online Update, Phantom Brave: The Lost Hero, Marvel vs. Capcom Fighting Collection: Arcade Classics, Super Mario Party Jamboree 45:01 - The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom, Just Dance 2025, Lego Horizon Adventures, Stray 51:17 - Tales of the Shire, Ace Attourney Investigations Collection, The Hundred Line -Last Defense Academy, Romancing SaGa 2: Revenge of the Seven 55:52 - Metroid Prime 4: Beyond, Final Nintendo Direct Thoughts 1:04:13 - Linkito and Next Fest June 2024 Games 1:08:52 - Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak and Shadow of the Erdtree Hype
Tonight, we celebrate our 22nd birthday as an internet radio program. Thanks to all of you who have supported us thru the years. We jump right into some gaming news which includes Nintendo dropping a direct on us early this week. They dropped a new Just Dance game in the sizzle reel, as anticipated, but they unleashed some surprises as well, including a new Legend of Zelda 2D inspired title where you play as Zelda. We talk about all this and much more on another week of the longest running video game podcast, Orange Lounge Radio! Also in the News: * PlayStation Skipping Gamescom * Embracer Closes Yet another Studio * Trailer for Lost Xevious Movie * Nintendo Shuts Down Fire Emblem Sheet Music All this and more on the show where EVERY gamer has a voice-- Orange Lounge Radio! LIVE on the VOG Network, Sunday nights at 6 Pacific, 9 Eastern www.vognetwork.com Mailbag: participate (at) orangeloungeradio dot com
The June Direct is here and there's so much to talk about!Lollipop Chainsaw RePOP,Yacht Club Games Presents 2024, Shovel Knight: Shovel of Hope DX, Shovel Knight Dig Wicked Wishes DLC ,Shovel Knight Pocket Dungeon Paradox Pack DLC,Nintendo Direct June 2024, Mario & Luigi: Brothership ,Nintendo World Championships: NES Edition ,FAIRY TAIL 2, FANTASIAN Neo Dimension, Nintendo Switch Sports, MIO: Memories in Orbit,Disney Illusion Island Mystery in Monoth update, Hello Kitty Island Adventure, Looney Tunes: Wacky World of Sports ,Among Us, Farmagia,Donkey Kong Country Returns HD,Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake,Dragon Quest I & II HD-2D Remake,Funko Fusion ,Luigi's Mansion 2 HD ,The New Denpa Men,Metal Slug Attack Reloaded ,Darkest Dungeon 2 , The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past Four Swords , Metroid: Zero Mission, Perfect Dark , Turok: Dinosaur Hunter , Phantom Brave: The Lost Hero, Marvel vs. Capcom Fighting Collection, Super Mario Party Jamboree, The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom , Nintendo Switch Lite: Hyrule Edition, Just Dance 2025 ,LEGO Horizon Adventures , Stray,Tales of the Shire: A Lord of the Rings Game, Ace Attorney Investigations Collection, Romancing SaGa 2: Revenge of the Seven,Metroid Prime 4: Beyond, SaGa Emerald Beyond ,Yars Rising ,Crazy Taxi's Axel ,Final Fantasy Tactics ,Beyond Good & Evil 20th Anniversary Edition ,The House of the Dead 2: RemakeThe Gaming BlenderCould you design a video game?Listen on: Apple Podcasts SpotifySupport the Show.
We're about to go on our annual summer break, but we wanted to leave you with something to enjoy while we're away! This episode, we've got two Christmas songs that might just be your new hot summer jam. "Make It Jingle" by Big Freedia will have you shaking a number of both literal and metaphorical things, and "Stripper Christmas Summer Weekend" by GWAR is better than that sounds, we swear! Correction: in this episode we accidentally combined two soundtrack credits for "Make It Jingle", the film Office Christmas Party and the game Just Dance 2018. The TV show that the recently evil search engine suggested was probably "Christmas Party", an episode of The Office, which is still not a show, per se, so let's say we're all in the wrong here. The ranking clip in this episode is Big Freedia in Beyonce's "Formation"! That's worded oddly because she's not a "featured" artist for whatever reason!
Ian Hamilton and Don Hopper discuss the upcoming Batman: Arkham Shadow, Just Dance coming to Meta Quest, Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 and much more.
Lady Gaga is more than your average pop star. From the early modest days of sewing her own costumes and singing about disco sticks, she has continually reinvented herself along the way to become one of the planet's biggest stars of both music and film. She's won Grammys, an Oscar and every award in between. She's sold over 170 million records and generated hundreds of millions of dollars with her groundbreaking tours. She's stolen the screen next to leading men such as Bradley Cooper in A Star Is Born and Joaquin Phoenix in this year's Joker: Folie à Deux. Heck, she even pivoted to jazz with remarkable success, becoming BFFs with her mentor and collaborator, the late, great Tony Bennett. She's also become a tireless advocate for UNICEF, the Rainforest Foundation, the LGBTQ+ community, and mental wellness. And let's not forget, she is the matriarch to millions of little monsters out there who continue to worship their Mother Monster. How's that compare to your résumé?Yes, Lady Gaga is one of music's greatest overachievers, but to quote one of her biggest hits: she was born this way. Her breakthrough single, “Just Dance” instantly became a club hit, reaching the Billboard dance charts soon after. It would also hit the Hot 100 in the U.S., but it was in Canada where “Just Dance” would first reach #1. Finally, Lady Gaga's debut album, The Fame, was released via Interscope on August 19, 2008. The album would produce hit after hit - with fans waiting to see what she would be wearing, and how she would creatively one-up herself with ever video, and every public appearance. On November 10, 2009, she released the song that would become arguably the biggest song and video of her career. “Bad Romance” was an instant smash hit, with its “Rah, rah-ah-ah-ah, Roma, roma-ma, Gaga-ooh-la-la” chant, Hitchcock references and a pounding beat that channels German techno. This is the story of Lady Gaga's Bad Romance - with newly unearthed audio from Gaga herself! Encore will be going on a brief summer hiatus! See you in July for season 4! Also contains audio from: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HPmeKqC4H_M https://soundcloud.com/howardstern/ladygaga-vomitartrape?utm_source=clipboard&utm_campaign=wtshare&utm_medium=widget&utm_content=https%253A%252F%252Fsoundcloud.com%252Fhowardstern%252Fladygaga-vomitartrape https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0101Sm7HAjs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OPGwSgfGBB8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NJ5UQOMlEQo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X5Cfi7U4eL4
Summary In this episode, the hosts discuss the concept of family and friends game nights. They share their own experiences and recommend games for these occasions. The recommended games include Super Mario Bros. Wonder, Pico Park, and It Takes Two. The conversation covered various games recommended for family game nights. The games mentioned include It Takes Two, FIFA/Madden/NBA 2K, Mario Party, Sequence, Monopoly, Just Dance, and Rock Band. The speakers discussed the gameplay, features, and personal experiences with each game. They highlighted the importance of teamwork, emotional intelligence, and understanding in games like It Takes Two. They also mentioned the nostalgia factor of games like Sonic the Hedgehog and the advancements in portable gaming devices. Takeaways Family game nights and friends game nights are a great way to bond and have fun. Video games can be a part of these game nights and provide entertainment for everyone. Super Mario Bros. Wonder is a recommended game for family game nights, as it allows for multiplayer and has a race mode. Pico Park is a challenging and chaotic game that requires teamwork and communication. It Takes Two is a cooperative game that explores the theme of family and relationships. It Takes Two is a game that promotes teamwork, understanding, and emotional intelligence. Sports games like FIFA, Madden, and NBA 2K are great for competitive multiplayer experiences. Mario Party and Sequence are fun board games that can be enjoyed by the whole family. Monopoly, Just Dance, and Rock Band offer nostalgic and interactive gaming experiences. Sonic the Hedgehog is a classic game that can now be played on the Nintendo Switch. Advancements in portable gaming devices allow for high-quality gaming on the go. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/esports-in-education-podc/message
Royski's Club Compassion Podcast & Royski’s Rad 90’s Alternative Podcast
1. Mesto, Martin Garrix vs. Kanye West - Limitless vs Love Lockdown (SABER Bootleg)2. Eminem vs Nate Dogg vs Fedde Le Grand - Shake That Ass (PeteDown Bootleg)3. Fergie - Glamorous (Fuseamania 2021 Bootleg)4. SeeB, SIVV vs. Lady Gaga vs. Martin solveig & GTA - Intoxicated vs Just Dance vs The Things You Do5. Gnarls Barkley - Crazy (Waves Remix)6. Lee Cabrera & Kevin McKay ft Bleech - Gimme Gimme Gimme (ABBA Cover) (Extended Club Mix)7. John Summit ft Hayla - Where You Are (Extended Mix)8. RÜFÜS DU SOL - Innerbloom (Tiger Toast Remix)9. Delerium Ft. Sarah McLachlan - Silence (Zillionaire Remix)10. Morgan Wallen - You Proof (Matt Mavro Remix)11. KVSH, Sevek & KENNY MUSIK - DESPERADO 12. Maroon 5 ft Christina Aguilera - Moves Like Jagger13. Bingo Players - Devotion (DJ Lauren vs Scar Remix)14. Chris Lake ft Aatig - In The Yuma (Extended Mix)15. Benny Benassi - Satisfaction (Justus Remix)16. Bee Gees - Staying Alive (MOONLGHT Remix) 17. 50 Cent vs TV Noise - Candy Shop vs AfterParty18. Gwen Stefani - Hollaback Girl (Rakurs Remix)19. Marshmello ft. Bastille vs Kim Kaey - Happier (Cream 'Touch Me There' Bootleg)20. Swedish House Mafia vs Thomas Gold & Amersy - Cant Stop Greyhound Antidote (CNOISE Bootleg) www.djroyski.comwww.patreon.com/royskiwww.mixcloud.com/djroyskiwww.facebook.com/djroyskiwww.twitter.com/djroyski
Royski's Club Compassion Podcast & Royski's Ride The 80's Wave Podcast
1. Mesto, Martin Garrix vs. Kanye West - Limitless vs Love Lockdown (SABER Bootleg)2. Eminem vs Nate Dogg vs Fedde Le Grand - Shake That Ass (PeteDown Bootleg)3. Fergie - Glamorous (Fuseamania 2021 Bootleg)4. SeeB, SIVV vs. Lady Gaga vs. Martin solveig & GTA - Intoxicated vs Just Dance vs The Things You Do5. Gnarls Barkley - Crazy (Waves Remix)6. Lee Cabrera & Kevin McKay ft Bleech - Gimme Gimme Gimme (ABBA Cover) (Extended Club Mix)7. John Summit ft Hayla - Where You Are (Extended Mix)8. RÜFÜS DU SOL - Innerbloom (Tiger Toast Remix)9. Delerium Ft. Sarah McLachlan - Silence (Zillionaire Remix)10. Morgan Wallen - You Proof (Matt Mavro Remix)11. KVSH, Sevek & KENNY MUSIK - DESPERADO 12. Maroon 5 ft Christina Aguilera - Moves Like Jagger13. Bingo Players - Devotion (DJ Lauren vs Scar Remix)14. Chris Lake ft Aatig - In The Yuma (Extended Mix)15. Benny Benassi - Satisfaction (Justus Remix)16. Bee Gees - Staying Alive (MOONLGHT Remix) 17. 50 Cent vs TV Noise - Candy Shop vs AfterParty18. Gwen Stefani - Hollaback Girl (Rakurs Remix)19. Marshmello ft. Bastille vs Kim Kaey - Happier (Cream 'Touch Me There' Bootleg)20. Swedish House Mafia vs Thomas Gold & Amersy - Cant Stop Greyhound Antidote (CNOISE Bootleg) www.djroyski.comwww.patreon.com/royskiwww.mixcloud.com/djroyskiwww.facebook.com/djroyskiwww.twitter.com/djroyski
Cohh has had a lot more time to catch up on other visual mediums and we have a lot to say about the newest video game adaptation: Fallout! Keanu Reeves joining the Sonic the Hedgehog universe, Ubisoft locks up Jabba the Hutt & 7 Days to Die enters 1.0 after 12 years of development! We also praise the BAFTA game awards for being exactly what we want for industry award shows. In games we've been playing No Rest for the Wicked, Rise of the Ronin, Planet Crafter and more! 0:00 - Just Dance lore8:30 - Watching TV10:00 - Fallout TV series discussion40:00 - Upcoming video game adaptations45:00 - Keanu Reeves is playing Shadow the Hedgehog51:10 - Jabba the Hutt locked up56:00 - Kingdomcome Deliverance 21:05:30 - The BAFTAs1:13:00 - Hades 2 Technical Test1:14:00 - 7 Days to Die entering 1.01:21:00 - Cities Skylines 2 still busted1:30:30 - Triple I Showcase1:40:00 - World of Warcraft FOMO1:48:00 - Tipping devs?1:54:10 - No Rest for the Wicked2:08:00 - Steam Reviews2:34:00 - Rise of Ronin2:40:00 - Planet Crafter2:49:00 - Manor Lords2:52:30 - ShoutoutsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
As the title of the podcast suggests, Savage and Sylvie can get pretty loud about a lot of things: starting and scaling companies, building amazing products, cold plunges. The content on the show really runs the gamut.But this week, the thing they're talking way too loud about is great ads. The ones that make us laugh, cry, and yes, even buy. So they sat down with Lia Khayami Quiñones, a Creative Director at Known Ad Agency, to get the lowdown on her creative process, explore the soup-to-nuts production on a specific campaign for Ubisoft's iconic video game series, Just Dance, and learn what brands stand to gain by making edgier content.Links to learn more about Lia:Lia's LinkedInLia's WebsiteFollow us:twitter.com/wistiaSubscribe:wistia.com/series/talking-too-loudLove what you heard? Leave us a review!We want to hear from you!Write in and let us know what you think about the show, who you'd want us to interview on future episodes, and any feedback you have for our team.
As the title of the podcast suggests, Savage and Sylvie can get pretty loud about a lot of things: starting and scaling companies, building amazing products, cold plunges. The content on the show really runs the gamut.But this week, the thing they're talking way too loud about is great ads. The ones that make us laugh, cry, and yes, even buy. So they sat down with Lia Khayami Quiñones, a Creative Director at Known Ad Agency, to get the lowdown on her creative process, explore the soup-to-nuts production on a specific campaign for Ubisoft's iconic video game series, Just Dance, and learn what brands stand to gain by making edgier content.Links to learn more about Lia:Lia's LinkedInLia's WebsiteFollow us:twitter.com/wistiaSubscribe:wistia.com/series/talking-too-loudLove what you heard? Leave us a review!We want to hear from you!Write in and let us know what you think about the show, who you'd want us to interview on future episodes, and any feedback you have for our team.
Don't forget to follow the podcast wherever you listen, and leave us a review! — Subscribe to Passion Conference's channel to see the video versions of the podcast: https://www.youtube.com/@passionconferences — Check out Passion's latest record, I've Witnessed It, wherever you listen to music! https://passionmusic.lnk.to/IveWitnessedIt — PASSION EXISTS TO SEE A GENERATION LEVERAGE THEIR LIVES FOR WHAT MATTERS MOST. To live in such a way that their journey on earth counts for what is most important in the end. For us at Passion, that's the fame of the One who rescues and restores and the privilege we have to amplify His name in everything we do. —To stay connected to Passion, follow us on Instagram @passion268https://www.instagram.com/passion268/ — Host: Brett YounkerProducer: Cassidy DanielDirector: James VoreAudio Editing: Collin Rucker—Shoutout to Air Kid for our theme song, Just Dance.
Welcome Grammy Award-winning music producer, ill Factor, whose star-studded portfolio includes collaborations Justin Timberlake, Kygo, Sia, Kelly rowland, Gwen Stefani, Monsieur perine, Assassins Creed Syndicate, The Crew 2, Just Dance and many more. He is Founder and CEO of Beat Academy.com, providing mentorship for those who want to level up their music production skill set.Ill Factor unravels the secrets behind how to have success with music production and the pivotal role mentorship has played in it.Takeaways:The impact of mentorship on your music career and how to find the right one.The role of mindset and expectation management in the music production process.How the use of reference tracks can inspire creativity while maintaining originality.— Find out more and explore his free courses and mentorship opportunities at: https://www.beatacademy.com/Tune into the live podcast & join the Modern Musician community here: https://link.modernmusician.me/join-podcastApply for a free Artist Breakthrough Session with our team: https://masterclass.modernmusician.me/apply-success?utm_source=podcast
Al and Jonnie talk about Turnip Boy Robs a Bank Timings 00:00:00: Theme Tune 00:00:30: Intro 00:01:30: What Have We Been Up To 00:06:52: News 00:29:43: Turnip Boy Robs A Bank 01:01:06: Outro Links Botany Manor Release Date Moonstone Island Valentine’s Update Ikonei Island Festival Update Slime Rancher 2 Gadgets My Way Update Potion Permit on iOS and Android Wylde Flowers Beans Plushie Wylde Flowers on Apple Vision Pro Disney Dreamlight Valley Update 9 Garden Life: A Cozy Simulator Story Trailer Contact Al on Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheScotBot Al on Mastodon: https://mastodon.scot/@TheScotBot Email Us: https://harvestseason.club/contact/ Transcript (0:00:30) Al: Hello farmers, and welcome to another episode of the harvest season. My name is Al, (0:00:36) Jonnie: And my name is Johnny. (0:00:37) Al: and we’re here today to talk about Gottagecore Games. (0:00:43) Al: Before we get going, just a reminder that transcripts for this podcast are available in the show notes and on the website. Today, we, me and Johnny, are going to talk about Turnip Boy robs a bank, because apparently I didn’t write it in the show notes. (0:01:00) Al: We’re going to talk about Turnip Boy robs a bank, the sequel to Turnip Boy commits tax evasion, (0:01:09) Al: and we’re not going to talk about it now, we’re going to talk about it later. (0:01:15) Al: Before that, just because we could easily fall into a discussion about it right now if we’re not careful. (0:01:20) Jonnie: Yeah, I was already head like in the line of things. (0:01:22) Jonnie: I was like, oh, I should not say this right now. (0:01:26) Al: But before that, we’ve got a bunch of news. (0:01:30) Al: But first of all, Johnny, what have you been up to? (0:01:34) Jonnie: What have I been up to? There is a game called Skull and Bones and apparently it has been in development since 2013 and it is apparently about to come out, but this weekend it is doing a public demo I guess is what it is where anyone can try the game for free, it will be over by the time you’re listening to this, although the game will be like a day or two from coming out. (0:02:02) Jonnie: And look I’m a bit of a slut for pirates like I love pirate games even though they’re just like (0:02:09) Jonnie: Piracy is so hard to do well in games (0:02:14) Jonnie: And I think in many respects Skull and Bones is kind of a (0:02:17) Jonnie: Testament to that like there are things that I really like about the game (0:02:21) Jonnie: But it’s gonna be a pretty hard game to recommend like people (0:02:26) Jonnie: Spend I think it’s assume is gonna be like a $70 game and I’d be very hard to recommend that anyone spend (0:02:33) Jonnie: dollars on a game. (0:02:34) Jonnie: Like this, unless you are super super into pirates. (0:02:37) Al: I’m not, so. I mean, pirates are fine, but I’ve never been like, “Oh yeah, I love pirates.” (0:02:43) Al: I’ve enjoyed some pirate-based media, but there’s a difference between, “Oh yeah, I like that,” (0:02:49) Al: and like, “Oh no, I must consume the pirate-based media.” You know, there’s a big difference there. (0:02:56) Jonnie: Honestly, I think the biggest problem with pirate-based stuff is ship-to-ship combat is really hard to do and to make fun and engaging. (0:03:06) Al: Yeah. (0:03:06) Jonnie: And everyone probably has a slightly different view on what it should be. (0:03:12) Al: Hmm. (0:03:12) Jonnie: And, you know, do they want it to be really fun? (0:03:12) Al: The fun bit, I think, there is key. (0:03:16) Al: It’s probably, you can probably make up a pretty accurate one, but it’s not going to be fun. (0:03:20) Jonnie: Correct, yeah. In many respects I think Skull & Bones has gone down how do we try and make it fun? (0:03:28) Jonnie: And I’m sure a lot of people will find the version fun. For me it’s a little bit too like, (0:03:32) Jonnie: you and your pirate ship mow down hundreds of other pirate ships which feels like… (0:03:39) Jonnie: That’s not what I guess I want from a pirate ship experience. I want to engage in one ship in a sort of long drawn out battle rather than mow down a hundred ships. (0:03:48) Al: Yeah, and I guess the difficulty is like, what are you focusing on? Because when you’ve got a ship, do you focus on the traversal? Do you focus on the combat? Do you try and do both and do both of them badly? There’s a lot to think of there. (0:04:10) Jonnie: Yeah, and I guess for me, the Skull and Bones, you have a character, but realistically in this one, (0:04:16) Jonnie: your character is the ship, right? You are controlling the ship, and that is the majority of the gameplay. And I think that’s one of the things that I’m learning about what I like in games over the sort of past few months is a strong narrative element, and in many respects, (0:04:32) Jonnie: I think that means I need a character that I feel tied to. Because I think my take on Skull and and bones is like I will have fun with it. (0:04:40) Jonnie: But I after this demo will likely have got what I needed to get out of it, which I had the same experience with (0:04:46) Jonnie: PowerWorld It’s like I experienced the thing and it was cool, but without that strong (0:04:53) Jonnie: narrative driven element or hook that I could find I bounce off it pretty quickly (0:04:58) Al: Yeah, yeah, that’s fair. (0:05:01) Jonnie: Yeah, but that’s what I’ve been playing. Al, what have you been up to? (0:05:04) Al: I was racking my brain because I’m like, (0:05:05) Al: have I played anything other than Turnip Boy? (0:05:07) Al: And I don’t think I have. (0:05:10) Al: This week has been quite, (0:05:11) Al: ‘cause I’m going to America next week. (0:05:13) Al: Like, as you listen to this, (0:05:14) Al: I will probably be on my way to America unless you’re listening to it straight away as it comes out. (0:05:20) Al: So yeah, I’ve not really been playing that much. (0:05:24) Jonnie: Are you feeling ready for your America trip? (0:05:26) Al: Are we ever, are we ever truly ready? (0:05:28) Jonnie: Well, if anyone is gonna like be a person that is ready for a trip, it’s probably gonna be (0:05:28) Al: Well, ‘cause the problem is that somebody who like, (0:05:36) Al: am I ready? Probably. (0:05:37) Al: But does that mean I feel ready? (0:05:39) Al: Like, those are two different things. (0:05:40) Al: And like, have I done enough to mean that logically, (0:05:43) Al: I know I will be fine? Yes. (0:05:45) Al: Does that mean that I, in my heart, (0:05:49) Al: feel that I’m going to be fine? (0:05:50) Al: No, of course not. (0:05:52) Al: I am convinced that I’m going to die in a fiery plane crash, right? (0:05:55) Al: So it’s just (0:05:58) Al: I think that the people who feel ready for the trip aren’t ready. (0:06:04) Jonnie: That’s fair, that’s fair. (0:06:05) Jonnie: And you’re going to America to play Pokemon Go, right? (0:06:08) Al: I am going to America to meet with friends, and I will also be playing Pokemon Go when I’m there. (0:06:15) Al: Yeah, my next recording I will be back having been to America, and that will be interesting. (0:06:22) Al: My first transatlantic flight, my first flight longer than two and a half hours, so we’ll see. (0:06:29) Al: Yeah, I honestly don’t think I’ve played anything else. (0:06:30) Al: I played some Just Dance, I guess. (0:06:32) Al: I’ve been doing that. (0:06:32) Jonnie: At home, or are you going to arcades and playing like just dance in an arcade? What are you? (0:06:35) Al: Thank you. (0:06:38) Al: Do they do have Just Dance in arcades? (0:06:41) Jonnie: I’m sure they do right? It’s gotta be. Oh, maybe I think of DDR (0:06:46) Al: Yeah, they had, obviously they had dance mats, but like I don’t think they have just dance in an arcade. (0:06:52) Al: Uh, cool. (0:06:53) Al: Should we talk about some news? (0:06:54) Jonnie: Let’s do it. (0:06:57) Al: Before I fall asleep. (0:06:58) Al: So our first piece of news is Botany Manor. (0:07:01) Al: They have announced that their release date is the 9th of April. (0:07:06) Al: So I don’t think this was out in early access at all. (0:07:08) Al: So this will be its like proper first release date, but it is a, a non-early access release. (0:07:15) Al: Rare. (0:07:16) Al: Rare these days. (0:07:19) Jonnie: It’s kind of novel, which I like. (0:07:22) Al: Ironically, you stick out now by not doing early access, (0:07:26) Al: whereas previously you would stick out by doing early access. (0:07:30) Al: No interest in this game, Johnny? (0:07:32) Jonnie: Not really. It’s hard, right? Because I want to be excited about all Cottagecore games. Because, (0:07:40) Jonnie: you know, you and I remember the time when it was Stardew, and Harvest Moon, and Rune Factory, (0:07:47) Jonnie: and that was it. And so we would be excited about anything new. And now we are in the opposite time, (0:07:54) Jonnie: where there is such an abundance of games that there has to be, I guess there’s specific things (0:08:02) Jonnie: and often I don’t know that I’m looking for it until I see it. And, you know, for me, Botany Manor, (0:08:10) Jonnie: yeah, this is not it. Botany Manor, kind of, just the visual style is not there for me. And it just, (0:08:20) Jonnie: I don’t know, it kind of falls into the natural. I’m trying to not be overly negative about a game I have not played. It’s just not kind of rising through everything else to be like, (0:08:32) Jonnie: that I feel like I’m putting on my list of games I need to do. (0:08:36) Al: I think it’s interesting because you mentioned the the art style. It’s very simple graphics except the plants which I get what they’re doing there because like the focus is the plants but it also feels a little bit weird that the plants are so detailed when everything else is quite simple textures. (0:08:54) Jonnie: Yeah, I think what you just said kind of triggered the thought for me that it feels almost like a game that a student would submit for an assignment sort of thing. (0:09:06) Jonnie: I’m sure there’s way more work that’s gone into this, and building games is very hard, but it’s kind of missing some of that polish that makes it look and feel like a finished product, which in theory it is. (0:09:23) Al: Yeah, I can see how somebody would like this, but yeah, I’m not, I don’t care about the detail of plants quite, I think, so that’s where it falls down for me. It’s like, it’s really focused on the plants, which would be good if you really care about the plants, (0:09:37) Al: but I don’t. Next, we have Moonstone Island, have a content update and a DLC. Let’s talk about the DLC first, because the DLC is very small. All of Moonstone Island’s DLCs are basically cosmetics, so it’s the Valentine’s DLC. (0:09:53) Al: You can get a heart rug, a heart house skin for your, a heart house skin for your house, (0:09:58) Al: that’s a very bad sentence, a heart box of chocolates, a heart archway brackets or heart way, and a heart lamp as well as a love seat. And that is three dollars ninety nine with a twenty percent launch discount. I will not be buying that DLC because I don’t care (0:10:23) Al: about those cosmetics. Yeah, they fit on really nicely with the game in general, and they are hearts, and they are detailed hearts. The heart house is not just a heart shaped house, it’s a heart shaped house with a heart shaped windows and a heart shaped hole on the, not the heart shaped door, that would be silly, and a bow on it as well with a little yellow heart as well. (0:10:25) Jonnie: But if you do care about that style of cosmetic, they are good-looking versions of those. (0:10:53) Al: It’s very heart-shaped, it is what it says on the tin. (0:10:59) Al: But it’s also coming along with the content update, the Valentine’s update, which is, (0:11:05) Al: you may well have guessed, it’s bringing marriage to the game. (0:11:13) Al: So it’s not bringing relationships, relationships already exist in the game, but they were quite limited in what you could do with them. (0:11:20) Al: There was no marriage in that. (0:11:23) Al: Even marriage, the marriage in this game, seems interesting. (0:11:33) Al: There was a thing, I need to double check in the trailer, because there was a thing that seemed like, so they move into your house, and then there was something about somebody sleeping on a couch, but I can’t remember what it was. (0:11:48) Jonnie: seeing this. (0:11:48) Al: Yeah, we’re missing a bunch of the details until it comes. (0:11:53) Al: I don’t think I can see myself spending much time (0:12:05) Jonnie: Yeah, that seems fair that it like it’s so one of my things is this game already has so much going on (0:12:12) Jonnie: Being that you know cosy creature collection, you know (0:12:18) Jonnie: just it feels like (0:12:20) Jonnie: marriage is just another another thing in a game that already has a lot of things (0:12:27) Al: The good the good thing is also comes with other things. So there’s five new spirits, (0:12:31) Al: including one that looks like a toaster with some bread in it and one that’s a robot dog (0:12:37) Al: and one that is a weird fish snake and I have a toxic thing. I don’t know what that is and a kiwi. (0:12:46) Jonnie: Yeah, we all love Kiwis (0:12:49) Al: There’s also a new taming system, but I have not seen any details about that. (0:12:56) Al: So… (0:12:57) Al: I don’t know what to think about that. (0:13:00) Al: And some more stuff, which is probably too detailed. (0:13:02) Jonnie: The Kiwi looks very stressed. (0:13:04) Al: This Kiwi does look very stressed, which is fair enough. Kiwi watch so it’s electric and… (0:13:16) Al: I feel like that’s an extra syllable than it should have been “key what”. (0:13:21) Jonnie: But yeah, that sounds much better. (0:13:21) Al: Hi, I’m Eamon Store Island, I have opinions on your names. (0:13:28) Jonnie: The toaster one’s very cute as well. (0:13:32) Al: Iconii Island have a new update as well, which is out now, the Lunar Union Festival update. (0:13:38) Al: It’s adding a new festival to the game. (0:13:42) Al: We probably don’t need to go into too much details, we’ve not even covered the game on the podcast yet. (0:13:45) Al: So. (0:13:46) Al: Yet that makes it sound like I’m going to. I don’t know whether we will or not. (0:13:49) Al: “Come celebrate the Lunar Union Festival, whether it’s and collect exclusive items. (0:13:53) Al: A lunar spirit will appear in the Hamlet. During the Lunar Union event, it will give a quest that will reward you with ribbits and beautiful rewards.” Reading these things when you’ve not played a game (0:14:04) Jonnie: Yeah. And I don’t really recall much about a Coney Island, like from covering previous stuff on the podcast, but it looks like a cool game. (0:14:14) Jonnie: And I guess more generally, like I’m pretty anti a lot of festivals in games because I think they’re kind of just boring and played out. (0:14:21) Jonnie: But one thing that I really like from like the last sort of, I don’t know, five to ten years is I feel like games have done a good job of amplifying festivals from other cultures. (0:14:30) Jonnie: and that’s been really cool to see and I think that like so these are the (0:14:34) Jonnie: sorts of festivals that I like because they often have much wider interpretations of what they are as opposed to like a Christmas Winter Festival which is kind of just like we’re gonna do something with snow and and presents and that’s that’s it so this looks cool and I’m excited and and happy year of the dragon (0:14:57) Al: Yes, slime Rancher 2 also have a new update out now and this is the gadgets my way update it includes a new gadget system (0:15:07) Al: So if you if you’ve played the game and you know how the gadgets used to work, it’s changed (0:15:13) Jonnie: So, I feel like every time you and I are on a show, there’s some sort of Slime Rancher update, and neither of us care about Slime Rancher, and I really, like, I thought this time, like, I’m really gonna try and care, and I was just like, mmm, like, Slime Rancher people, god bless, you do you, I’m sure you love it, or hate it, or whatever, it’s coming. (0:15:13) Al: There you go I I I I just… (0:15:34) Al: I feel like I need to play the game sometime but not yet maybe when maybe when Slime Rancher 2 is out of early access (0:15:44) Jonnie: Yeah. (0:15:48) Al: potion pyramid is coming to iOS and Android oh no it’s out now it is now on it’s not coming to it has come to it came (0:15:52) Jonnie: This… (0:15:56) Jonnie: Yes. (0:15:58) Jonnie: It did. (0:16:00) Jonnie: And I… (0:16:02) Jonnie: I’m curious. (0:16:04) Jonnie: No, I’m curious, right? (0:16:04) Al: still don’t care oh interesting (0:16:06) Jonnie: I like the idea of what Potion Permit was trying to do. (0:16:10) Jonnie: I was going back through, trying to find the… (0:16:12) Jonnie: I need to go back and find the episode that was done on Potion Permit. (0:16:16) Jonnie: I have the same reservation, you know, (0:16:18) Jonnie: like I think I did. (0:16:20) Jonnie: I have the same reservation, you know, like I– (0:16:22) Jonnie: I had full-star true Valley going on mobile, like how easy is it to play? (0:16:26) Jonnie: But this game has the right visual style for a mobile game, so I am curious. (0:16:35) Jonnie: I’m kind of in a phase where I don’t really mobile game much outside of Marvel Snap, so I don’t know that I’ll stick with it, but I’m at least curious. (0:16:40) Al: It is five dollars translate into five US dollars translate into your local currency. (0:16:51) Jonnie: I feel like that’s a good price point for a, you know, a sizable mobile game. (0:16:54) Al: It’s surprisingly yeah it’s pretty cheap. I’m surprised it’s that cheap because if it’s the full game ported to mobile that’s that seems suspiciously good. (0:17:10) Al: Too many tabs. Wildflowers. Two exciting things. One of which you can actually do anything with. (0:17:21) Al: The other one you probably can’t. So there’s a… they’ve even released what the plushie is. (0:17:28) Al: So it’s a beans plushie. That’s the flying pig. Both Kevin and Cody predicted that. They were both correct. (0:17:35) Al: It is up on make ship just now and it is almost finished. (0:17:40) Al: 50% funded with 16 days to go. So go do that if you want it. (0:17:54) Jonnie: Nah, I feel like if I’m buying a plush, I’m getting a Junimo plush. (0:17:59) Jonnie: Yeah. (0:18:02) Jonnie: And also everything about wildflowers just creeps me out. (0:18:05) Jonnie: I talked about this last week, but I don’t like their visual style at all. It’s so creepy. (0:18:06) Al: Well, I tell you what, we’ll definitely not make you like it more, which is the Apple Vision Pro version of the game. (0:18:19) Al: So this isn’t just the game in a screen. (0:18:24) Al: It is, but it isn’t. (0:18:26) Al: In so much as when you first look at it, it looks like it’s just the game with a weird border around it. (0:18:32) Al: menus and farming and other things like that pop. (0:18:36) Al: So when you’re in a menu, it will pop out to like one of the sides of the screen as a separate window. (0:18:46) Al: So it doesn’t like cover up your gameplay, which is an interesting way of doing things. (0:18:51) Al: And the farming pops up like in front of it, like down below, like an actual 3D farming plot that you can just like go on and grab things and move them and like. (0:19:04) Al: It’s really in, I think… (0:19:06) Al: I really like what they’re doing here. (0:19:09) Al: I think this is an interesting way of… (0:19:12) Al: They’re not just going, “Oh, let’s just put the game on,” right? (0:19:16) Al: They’re actually going, “What can we actually do with the new features of this that makes this different?” (0:19:21) Al: And I really like that. (0:19:23) Al: But… (0:19:25) Al: I suspect Apple gave them a lot of money to do this because there’s… (0:19:31) Al: Is anybody going to buy this and play this? (0:19:33) Al: because you have to have the headset (0:19:36) Al: which you can only buy in the U.S. just now and costs three and a half grand and you have to like the game and be willing to put in the time and effort. (0:19:47) Jonnie: Yeah, I agree. But I think it’s super cool that it’s happening, right? And for me, it’s one of those like, wow, prodigical games are really sort of like in the mainstream, given that this is, (0:20:00) Jonnie: you know, one of the first games realistically to sort of cross into that boundary. And I think some of the things that it looks like they’re doing in the that Apple Vision Pro space, they they make sense and they show the potential for what could be once a day. (0:20:17) Jonnie: We get out of the weird expensive prototype phase of this tech. (0:20:22) Al: Yeah, yeah, I mean this is this is I if I had an Apple Vision Pro I would be I would be playing this game on that right like I would absolutely be doing it to see (0:20:32) Al: At least to see what it’s like and if if not more than that like if I enjoy it doing more than that (0:20:38) Al: But yeah, like I can’t for two reasons (0:20:45) Al: Because of where I live and because of how expensive it is (0:20:50) Al: So yeah, it’s (0:20:53) Al: Yeah, I like what they’re doing. I like that they’re pushing different ideas. I think this is a good example of how (0:21:02) Al: VR gaming doesn’t have to be first person right first of all like I don’t I (0:21:09) Al: Don’t I don’t like most VR gaming because I don’t want to be (0:21:15) Al: First person I don’t want to do that. I don’t like that. I always feel claustrophobic going (0:21:20) Jonnie: Yeah, I get motion sick, so I just can’t do VR at all, and so this sort of gaming is like, (0:21:29) Jonnie: ah, so this is how I could game in an AR-style environment that would work, and it makes sense. (0:21:37) Jonnie: And I think the other important thing is this is a less of a step for game development to take than (0:21:45) Jonnie: into fully realized VR. I think it’s… well, I think… (0:21:51) Jonnie: In general, people underestimate how difficult game development is, and I imagine VR game development is another step on top of that, whereas this feels like a more reasonable step to take. (0:22:02) Al: for sure. For sure. Yeah. I think it’s very clever of Apple to have done this, right? (0:22:10) Al: Because wildflowers have their agreement with Apple, like, “Oh, we pay you money. You’re now on Apple Arcade, and they’ve obviously then gone on top of that. We’ll pay you more money. You will do this.” And I’m guessing they worked together because, like, I think got to have these ideas and… (0:22:32) Al: And then do them. (0:22:34) Al: And I think these ideas are really interesting. (0:22:38) Al: And I’d like that both Apple and Wildflowers were willing to do this and put in the effort and the time, even though this is not going to make its money back at all. (0:22:49) Jonnie: Yeah. One of the things I started thinking about, like looking at how this implementation went, (0:22:54) Jonnie: was games like Palia, and you know, where time continues moving in Palia, even when you are menuing, because it’s a MMO game, right? And the ability in this sort of environment to menu while still being able to fully see the world that, you know, or the screen or however you want it, you you know, that your character is in. (0:23:19) Jonnie: To me it makes a ton of sense, like you can, you’ve got that more seamless transition rather than looking at something different so (0:23:27) Jonnie: I don’t know, like just some cool, like it’s just cool to see this level of innovation and for it to be happening in the cottage core space (0:23:37) Al: I also think the farming is a really interesting thing because in my opinion, most of the things I don’t like in farming games is the farming. And that’s not because the farming isn’t fun, (0:23:48) Al: it’s because of the way that you interact with it. It’s like, oh, you walk a step, you press a button, you walk a step, you press a button. And that’s why I like to automate it as quickly as possible because I don’t enjoy that part of the gameplay. But being able to go like, oh, I am in this environment, here is my plots, and I can just go with my water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water water (0:24:07) Al: or what like it’s that feels much more enjoyable to me because you’re like actively doing the thing rather than like push that button push that button push that you know it feels much more fun to me. (0:24:23) Al: Uh an equally big update is Disney Dreamlight Valley. Update number nine is coming soon (0:24:33) Al: And in that, you’ll be able to change your name. (0:24:37) Al: So, let me explain why I am personally excited about this. And this is because of a bug in the game. (0:24:38) Jonnie: It has shocked me how excited people have been for changing your name. (0:24:43) Jonnie: Like… (0:24:50) Al: So, if you start Disney Dreamlight Valley in Game Pass. Game Pass streaming, I think, (0:24:58) Al: specifically, you think you have to be doing the X-play or whatever it is, right? They’re streaming (0:25:04) Al: the game so you’re not downloading it and playing it which is how I play the game initially because I had game pass and I was doing it on my steam deck and the only way you can do that is with X cloud that’s what it’s called X cloud. If you if that’s how you start Disney Dreamlight Valley you cannot set your name it’s a bug in the game I presume it’s fixed by this point but when I started it wasn’t so your your player is called player. So the entire time that I’ve been playing Disney Dreamlight Valley across multiple different platforms now for What is it, a year and a half? (0:25:35) Al: Is it a year and a half? (0:25:37) Al: I don’t care about changing names, once I’ve set my name, I’m fine. (0:25:52) Jonnie: I feel like I didn’t know about that bug, and I don’t think it impacted me, so now this makes way more sense. (0:26:02) Al: But I never set my name, that’s the problem. (0:26:04) Al: I was called player. (0:26:07) Al: Anyway, I’m excited to have my name in the game. (0:26:16) Al: And our final piece of news is for the fantastically named Garden Life, a Cozy Simulator, which we have talked about before. (0:26:24) Al: I don’t really want to get into it too much, but they’ve released a trailer for their story. (0:26:29) Al: Johnny, do you want to complain about the name? (0:26:32) Al: You can complain about the name if you want. (0:26:33) Jonnie: No, I complained about the name on a previous episode, yeah. (0:26:37) Al: Right, fair enough. (0:26:37) Jonnie: Yeah, I did watch the trailer, and there’s some cool stuff. (0:26:46) Jonnie: Or like, so the trailer talks about the fact that it’s a community garden, (0:26:50) Jonnie: and the person that used to look after it passed away early. (0:26:54) Jonnie: Idea of community garden looked after by one person, you know, kind of doesn’t make sense. (0:26:58) Al: Well, you say it doesn’t make sense, I think that’s very likely what happens most of the time. (0:26:59) Jonnie: But you are the… yeah. (0:27:01) Jonnie: Yeah. (0:27:06) Jonnie: I mean, you’re probably right. (0:27:08) Jonnie: And you’re the new person to look after it. (0:27:11) Jonnie: I just, again, coming back to sort of the visual style, (0:27:14) Jonnie: I don’t like it. (0:27:16) Jonnie: This feels like a– (0:27:18) Jonnie: We talked before about VR games. (0:27:19) Jonnie: This game looks like a VR game to me, and… (0:27:22) Jonnie: Yeah. (0:27:22) Al: It does, doesn’t it? It does. It’s the first person. I don’t want to play first-person games. Like, I just, I don’t find it fun. (0:27:30) Jonnie: It makes sense in certain genres and certain gameplay styles, and I do not think this is one. (0:27:38) Al: But this is this is why I don’t play those games because I just don’t I just feel claustrophobic when I’m when I’m it’s a weird feeling but I want to be and normally most games I want to be my camera to be further away than it actually is I will always put the camera out to the furthest point because I want to be able to see as much as possible. (0:28:00) Al: So I was very happy when Pokemon Scarlet and Violet added the third camera zoom option that was great I loved that. (0:28:08) Al: I agree I don’t think I mean the the name aside which is just stupid on multiple levels I yeah it doesn’t look like a game I would want to play it feels like it feels a lot like Botany Manor talking about them so close together they feel like the same game it’s almost like two people had the same idea and instead of working together they both did their own take on it. (0:28:23) Jonnie: It does, yes. (0:28:34) Jonnie: Yeah, I think that’s uh, I think that’s very fair. (0:28:38) Al: And both coming out within two months of each other no I don’t think so not this close (0:28:44) Jonnie: Yeah, that’s like, that’s ages apart now, in, in… (0:28:48) Jonnie: Well, there’s still a chance one of them gets delayed, right? (0:28:52) Jonnie: No? (0:28:56) Jonnie: Right, well, I don’t think we’ll be covering either of these games, so we’ll see. (0:29:02) Al: Unless somebody suddenly gets really excited about them, we’ll see. (0:29:06) Jonnie: Well, if it does happen, I bet that my money’s on Kev, that it hits. (0:29:13) Al: I was gonna say Cody. (0:29:14) Jonnie: » Oh, yeah, that’s fair. (0:29:16) Jonnie: So Kevin Cody covering “Garden Life,” “Acoustic Simulator,” (0:29:19) Jonnie: and– [LAUGHS] (0:29:20) Al: They need to play both of them and compare them on the same podcast. So that’s the news. (0:29:25) Jonnie: Oh, yes, yes, there we go. (0:29:30) Jonnie: » Whoo. (0:29:32) Al: I can’t even remember when the wooing started. Why do we woo so much? I’m not a woo person. (0:29:37) Jonnie: » Because it gets over the awkwardness of not knowing how to do good transitions. (0:29:43) Al: Thank you. We’re going to talk about Turnip Boy Rob’s a bank. So just before. (0:29:50) Al: Before we get into it, I want to start out with a couple of things. So first of all, (0:29:55) Al: this is a sequel to Turnip Boy commits tax evasion officially. The first game was not cottage core. We covered it because you grow a plant at the beginning and then there’s no more farming and it is definitely not cottage core. But that’s why we covered it. Whatever. (0:30:17) Al: We can get past that. (0:30:18) Al: This game is even less. (0:30:20) Al: Less Cottagecore, and so I’m just going to put that out there. (0:30:24) Al: If you don’t want to listen to a game that is not Cottagecore at all, then feel free. (0:30:30) Al: We’re covering this because it’s a sequel to a game that both me and Johnny liked, and we were both going to play it anyway because we wanted to, and we’re covering it. (0:30:45) Al: So it turns out this game’s a rogue light. (0:30:50) Al: Johnny, I’m not crazy, right? (0:30:54) Al: That seemed to come out of left field, right? (0:30:56) Jonnie: it definitely did. So here’s the thing. You and I both really like Turnip Boy Commits Tax evasion. (0:31:06) Jonnie: Very clearly the weakest part of that game was the combat. (0:31:06) Al: Loved it. Fantastic game. (0:31:14) Jonnie: And in many respects they took the worst part of their game and said “Let’s make that the game.” (0:31:23) Al: Yes. Yeah, I think… Yes, you are correct. That is what they did. So listeners wonder why I do not generally like roguelites. (0:31:24) Jonnie: Which was a choice. (0:31:44) Al: Um, Johnny, I liked this game. So I was… (0:31:48) Jonnie: Ow! (0:31:53) Al: fully, fully expecting, right? I didn’t play this game until like two days ago, and I was fully expecting not to like it, right? I was like, I’m going to just play this for like two hours, and I’m going to hate it, and I’m going to be really disappointed, and I’m going to put it away. And I was mostly like that until I defeated the first boss. And then I realized that this game does things to solve the problems that I have with roguelites. (0:32:23) Al: And the reason why roguelites is that even though you like build up resources and you build up more skills and blah, blah, blah, every time you run through, it’s a clean slate, (0:32:33) Al: and you have to start from the beginning. In this game, once you defeat one of the bosses, (0:32:40) Al: they’re defeated. You don’t have to defeat them again, technically until the end. I’ll get to that. (0:32:48) Al: And that one thing for me made me like this game. (0:32:53) Al: If you had to defeat every boss in every run, I would have absolutely hated it, (0:32:59) Al: and I never would have got close to finishing it. I have been very close to finishing this game. (0:33:06) Al: I’ve been like one mistake away from finishing it six times now. The same mistake. It’s really frustrating. The last bit really frustrating. Basically, when you get to a point where you’ve you’ve defeated all the bosses and then you have to do one run where you defeat (0:33:23) Al: four bosses in one go. That wasn’t too hard. What was hard then is there’s like a special fifth thing at the end where like you’re having to run around doing certain things while being chased by another boss and that boss is so powerful that he can like kill you in like two hits. So that’s the frustrating thing. But I agree that the combat is not great in this game, but there’s still something about it that I’m finding very (0:33:53) Al: fun and I finding it difficult to explain. (0:33:58) Jonnie: you’re probably finding it difficult because I feel like you’re just on some crazy tools. (0:34:05) Jonnie: To be fair, I think your point about not having to beat the bosses again is a good one. I was kind of surprised, but it makes sense given the boss fights are significantly bigger than (0:34:23) Jonnie: the other aspects of the game, and ambiguous kind of the wrong word, but on a run in this game. (0:34:28) Jonnie: You’ve got a timer, and that time is only a couple of minutes. When you’re in a boss fight, (0:34:33) Jonnie: that timer pauses, but that boss fight itself takes like a couple of minutes to get through. (0:34:39) Jonnie: They are not fast fights relative to the length of your run, and not having to do those every single run I think was a really good choice, because that became one of the blockers for me with Hades. I really like Hades. I’m not very good at roguelite combat. (0:34:58) Jonnie: That being said, the combat in this game is so bad. The movement is terrible, (0:35:24) Jonnie: The range of the weapons is confusing. (0:35:28) Jonnie: Particularly the melee ones, where the range is significantly bigger than they look on the screen. (0:35:34) Jonnie: And so you’re consistently getting hit by these melee weapons when the enemy is not even close to you. (0:35:41) Jonnie: I just struggle to understand how anyone can like the combat in this game. (0:35:45) Jonnie: And that’s all this game is, is just the combat. (0:35:50) Al: So at some point you unlock a chainsaw and that makes every. (0:35:55) Jonnie: Right, I did not get to the chainsaw, so for reference, I beat the first boss, and I fought the second boss once, and I was like, “That cannot be bolted with this game anymore.” (0:36:06) Jonnie: That was as far as I got. (0:36:09) Al: That’s fair. I totally get it. And I totally get why you’re not a huge fan of it. But there’s something about it that just kept me going. I’m so frustrated that I didn’t manage to finish the game because literally like I’ve played, I’ve done that last level three times today and I’ve gotten so close to finishing it each time. And it’s so frustrating. But I know it’s going to be great when I do finish it. I think… (0:36:40) Jonnie: So, how do you feel about the humour in this game? Because obviously the humour was a huge part of Turnip Boy commits tax evasion. (0:36:49) Al: Yeah, I think in some ways, in some places, I think it has made me feel the same way as the first game did, but some of it has felt a little bit flat and I’m not quite sure why. (0:37:07) Al: Like it’s just it’s simple things like I there’s a point where where you come across a specific thing from a previous game, right? And it’s like, it’s one of these things that you tore up. (0:37:20) Al: Which is like, one of the main things in the last game is you’re tearing up random things. (0:37:24) Al: And some things it’s like, oh yeah, because you’re tearing up this tax letter and you’re tearing up this, you’re tearing up that. And there’s some random pointless thing that’s like, why did you tear that up? You know, it’s just stupid, it’s pointless, but it’s funny. And you come across one of the things that you tore up in the previous game, but the funny, it just, it then says, oh, (0:37:42) Al: but it’s laminated. And then the next thing is, they’re learning. It’s just that one comment. (0:37:49) Al: Like is funnier than most games, right? But then a lot of, especially the early game humor feels a little bit weird to me. And I’m not sure why it didn’t hit in the same way. (0:38:02) Jonnie: I have the same feeling, right? Like the game definitely still has those moments where it is (0:38:08) Jonnie: very funny. I think a big part of the reason it doesn’t hit is because it’s now (0:38:14) Jonnie: expected, right? And the construct of Rob’s a bank, right? Like if you’ve played (0:38:22) Jonnie: commits tax evasion, you have a good sense of the developers’ feelings on capitalism in general, (0:38:29) Jonnie: and a lot of it’s expected so so you now you come across (0:38:32) Jonnie: things and you kind of get where a lot of it is is going where I think and part of it is that the first one had that sort of joy of discovery of what’s the next documents that I’m going to find and rip up and some of them are very funny because not that they’re fully unexpected but they go in different directions right which I think is is one of the the bits of charm of that game that’s kind of lost it and I think early on they try and do a job. (0:39:02) Jonnie: They do a lot of callbacks to some of the humor from the first game or to significant bits from the first game but it doesn’t land on it. I think one of the downsides is one of the first characters you come across is the the streamer and they kind of just run back the exposure bucks joke and it’s it’s you know it’s just like yeah it’s fine and like they delve into new things like there’s some jokes about NFTs and all of the fun stuff that’s that’s developed in the (0:39:32) Jonnie: you know con people out of money and they have jokes about it it just is like yeah those are the jokes that I now expect from them and I think this game would have benefited by potentially pushing into a different commentary on society because that’s definitely an element of the game and I just don’t think a lot of them work. (0:39:57) Jonnie: Oh yeah. (0:39:58) Al: That’s fair. I think the humor that… kind of. Right, let me… I’m having lots of thoughts. (0:40:06) Al: So I think that actually there’s two things of the funniest bits in this game. One of them is (0:40:14) Al: some of the callbacks are very funny. Some of them are not, but some of them are very funny. (0:40:19) Al: So I don’t think it’s just like, if you don’t do the callbacks, I think you’re missing something. (0:40:25) Al: I think that’s fun. I think they might- (0:40:28) Al: I don’t lean into it a bit too much. I think there are too many characters in the game that were in the previous one. Almost every single character is in the game again, except the one you kill. That’s not to say there aren’t new characters, there are new characters, (0:40:46) Al: but it seems weird to have- it feels contrived why everybody else is in the game. But I also think that some of the funniest bits. (0:40:50) Jonnie: Mmm. Yes. (0:40:58) Al: So they start out quite simple, right? We’re going to spoil basically everything in this game listeners, right? So jump out now. If you’ve not if you played the first game and you think you might like this, you can get over the roguelite stuff. Stop now, go play it. You can get it done in a day or two. It’s not a very long game. (0:41:07) Jonnie: Uh, only a little bit. (0:41:26) Al: and (0:41:28) Al: depending on how good you are at the combat. So the lifts start out quite simple. It’s like, oh, here’s a part of the bank and you have to go through and you like jump over the lasers and you destroy the laser box and then you go back and you blah, blah, blah. (0:41:43) Al: Right. But as you as you defeat bosses and you progress in the game, they become more and more ridiculous. There’s, have you come across the cult? There’s a cult in the bank. (0:41:58) Al: And you come to the bank and once you’ve once you’ve figured out how to enter the cult, (0:42:03) Al: you can then enter the cult and then the cult members give you different things for defeating a certain number of enemies. And the stuff in the cult is really funny. And just the concept of having this random room in the bank that happens to have a cult in it is very funny. And there’s another one which is like a portal. There’s a portal to hell in this bank. (0:42:27) Jonnie: No! See, that’s the thing, I feel like I’ve played a decent chunk of the game and I haven’t come across anything that absurdist, which is one of the misses, right? (0:42:28) Al: Did you know that? (0:42:30) Al: Did you know there’s a portal to hell? (0:42:31) Al: I… (0:42:38) Al: Yeah. So I think part of the problem is those are the lent into the rogue light stuff of that. (0:42:45) Al: Those are randomized. So as you unlock, the lift can do more and more things, (0:42:52) Al: and you’re not guaranteed to see any of them in any run. And I think that’s where it (0:42:58) Al: falls down for me. I think if these rooms all existed in fixed places in the bank that you could go to. I think that would be better. (0:43:08) Al: Because then, you know, this is… (0:43:09) Jonnie: yeah or if there was a small a small pool and you kind of like you can still have some element of randomness but not as not as (0:43:20) Al: Yeah, maybe, maybe. I mean, yeah, I think, I think making it, the advantage of having a fixed place is when you look on the map, you see there’s a bunch of rooms and you’re like, “Oh, I need to unlock that room at some point then, and there’s going to be something in that room.” The problem is that all of these, you don’t know when you’ve seen all these areas, because they’re randomized with the lifts. There’s like some random underwater one as well, I think. (0:43:41) Jonnie: Yeah, that’s fair. (0:43:50) Al: And like, yeah, whatever. That absurdist stuff, I think, is very funny still. And yeah, some of the callbacks have been very funny. Some of the callbacks have felt very contrived, and yeah, (0:44:06) Al: it’s an interesting mix of those things. I think the problem is that if it wasn’t funny at all, (0:44:13) Al: I would be like, “Oh, it’s one and done. We’re done with this.” But the problem is, I think, (0:44:18) Al: they can do more of that. (0:44:20) Al: the same humour and still surprise me. And that’s where I’m like, don’t lean too hard onto the same jokes. Do the more stuff because I know you can do it. And if it needs to be a smaller game, then make it a smaller game. I’m okay with that. If there are going to be fewer characters in each room, that’s fine. Like, because the second, the room you unlock after the first boss is where, like, most of the previous game’s characters are. (0:44:50) Al: They’re just there. Why? Because their previous place doesn’t work and it’s like, “OK, you destroyed their previous place by killing Turnip God. OK, fine, sure. That’s mildly amusing.” (0:45:02) Al: Why are they in the bank? That seems contrived to me. That’s not even absurdist humour. That’s just contrived just so you can get these characters there. (0:45:14) Jonnie: Yeah, I think that’s fair in life because they do explain the reason for it and even the reason is like that feels like contrite reasoning. (0:45:26) Al: So, yeah, I think I don’t think any of that would have saved it for you. (0:45:34) Jonnie: No, I don’t think so (0:45:35) Al: I think it would have made me have more fun with it. (0:45:41) Al: But overall, I still enjoyed it. (0:45:42) Al: Would I have enjoyed it more if it wasn’t a roguelite and it was more like the previous game? (0:45:47) Al: Probably. (0:45:50) Al: But they did manage to make a roguelite that I like, (0:45:53) Al: which is a very rare thing. (0:45:56) Jonnie: Yeah, I mean, that’s a… (0:46:00) Jonnie: Honestly, I’m shocked that you like it, because when I started it, it was a rogue life. (0:46:04) Jonnie: And I was like, “Oh, I was expecting just the same as the previous game, but with guns as weapons now.” (0:46:12) Jonnie: I was like, “Well, Al’s gonna hate this, so we’re just gonna come out here and rage about this game for 40 minutes.” (0:46:12) Al: I mean, I do have more complaints. I can bring up more complaints if you want. So there are more weapons in this game than you can actually get in your base, right? So the way it works is like you’ve got your base and you go out to the bank, you do a run, you come back and you’ve got upgrades and, you know, your usual roguelite loop. The problem is… (0:46:21) Jonnie: Oh. (0:46:42) Al: that when you go out into the bank, there are quite a wide variety of different weapons that the guys that are making new weapons back at your base, say, are rudimentary, which a lot of them are. But some of them are better in ways that I find frustrating. The chainsaw is an incredible weapon that you unlock later on. But there’s other ones… there’s very, very few… (0:47:12) Al: I think there’s only… there is only one melee weapon that you can actually get from your base, (0:47:17) Al: which is very frustrating to me because I much prefer melee to guns because I’m not very good at aiming. Yes, yes, it’s very difficult. So I would have liked to have had more melee weapons that you can unlock. Melee, melee, melee! (0:47:26) Jonnie: And aiming in this game is bloody annoying. (0:47:40) Jonnie: Well, hey. (0:47:42) Jonnie: Yeah. (0:47:42) Al: Melee, melee… anyway, whatever you know what I mean. I don’t want to hear about my pronunciation, (0:47:44) Jonnie: Uh… (0:47:46) Jonnie: Ah. (0:47:46) Jonnie: Bye. (0:47:47) Al: please don’t tell me about my pronunciation, thank you listeners. I would have liked more of that because I don’t know whether it’s just something I’ve missed, but there’s almost no (0:47:56) Al: melee weapons that you can unlock, which I found a bit frustrating. (0:48:02) Al: So that’s my big thing. There’s no way to like… when you find something in the bank, there’s no No way to get it, except just picking it up. (0:48:10) Al: And if you die with it, that’s it. (0:48:12) Al: You’ve lost it. (0:48:13) Al: It’d be nice if you could recreate those things, (0:48:16) Al: because some of them are really nice weapons. (0:48:18) Al: I really like them. (0:48:19) Al: And this probably leans into the like, (0:48:21) Al: oh, well, that’s how roguelites work. (0:48:22) Al: OK, sure, fine. (0:48:23) Al: But the bits I like about this game are the non-roguelite bits. (0:48:27) Al: I’ve literally just spent 20 minutes telling you why this game is good, because it doesn’t do roguelite things in the same way that other roguelites do. (0:48:37) Jonnie: Yeah, I just, yeah, I find this game immensely kind of frustrating, and I think that weapon piece is a good example, where it just kind of feels needlessly difficult, why not just let us unlock all of the weapons at some point, you know, that’s kind of one of those things that’s like, there’s nothing wrong with being able to use all of the weapons, so let us use all the weapons. (0:48:56) Al: Yeah, maybe not all. There is one you get at the last boss, which is just a ridiculous weapon. (0:49:11) Al: It’s like four times the size of you. It’s very fun to use. It’s very slow. It actually slows your character down a lot, which is quite interesting. But as lovely video game logic, (0:49:24) Al: it only slows you down when you’re holding it. (0:49:26) Al: If you switch the weapons and it’s in your bag, you can run as fast as you normally do, which I just love, but whatever. (0:49:31) Jonnie: Amazing. (0:49:32) Jonnie: But see, even that would stand out more if it was the only instance of that, right? (0:49:37) Al: Yes, yeah, I agree. I think I would keep that one, especially because you can’t– (0:49:42) Al: although you don’t need to defeat any boss after you’ve defeated them, you can if you want. (0:49:47) Al: So it would give you a reason to go and do that. (0:49:50) Al: I would say maybe the four boss weapons, the weapons that the bosses have, those four specifically, (0:49:56) Al: has a specific weapon, the last one being the most ridiculous. (0:49:59) Al: But I would understand why those four, if you want that weapon, you have to go defeat the boss in this run. (0:50:07) Al: It adds an interesting element to that. (0:50:10) Al: But the problem is that all the other weapons are very random, and it’s hard to know. (0:50:16) Al: One of them, for example, you get by going through one of the weird lifts into the portal from hell, (0:50:24) Al: hell and you get up. (0:50:26) Al: a scythe that you can if you kill somebody with the scythe you can harvest their soul and then those souls are the second currency with which you can use to buy things. (0:50:38) Al: And. (0:50:39) Jonnie: Okay, that sounds amazing. (0:50:41) Al: It is very fun. It is very fun. There’s actually second weapon in this way there as well. (0:50:47) Al: But it’s it’s a gun. It’s a it’s a record like a vinyl record gun. (0:50:54) Al: Mmm. (0:50:58) Al: Which is very funny, but also the way that it works is very different because it’s records and not bullets. (0:51:05) Al: They bounce off walls, which means you can, if it goes through somebody and then hits a wall and then comes back and hits them, (0:51:13) Al: so if they don’t die in the first one, they die in the second one. (0:51:17) Al: I think this is the thing, there’s lots of really fun and creative ideas in the weapons, even if they’re not the best combat system. (0:51:27) Al: But you were never going to see those because you don’t have the enthusiasm for the type of game and so you miss out on that fun, which is disappointing. (0:51:36) Jonnie: Yeah and some of it I think speaks to the onboarding right because like even like fundamentally the premise of the game being that you’re robbing a bank and there’s like a huge cutscene that follows on from you know turn a boy commits tax evasion and where that game ended but ultimately it’s kind of like the but why yeah like there isn’t really a compelling reason for why you are even robbing the bank which I find like it’s just one of the things frustrating I did have a question how do you feel about the timer? (0:52:07) Al: So I don’t hate the timer and that’s because it is not a hard timer. So the way the timer works is once the timer hits the police come, but you it makes it makes everything harder because there’s more enemies, but you can still do everything. So you can infinitely do a run as long as you’re not dying. And I actually really like that way of doing it. (0:52:37) Al: Where they’re trying to force you to be quick about things, but if you’re like ‘oh I can just grab that one last thing’ and it means that the timer is going to run out, you don’t die, you just have to fight your way out. I quite like that. For what they’re doing, (0:52:54) Al: for everything that they’re doing, I think it works thematically and mechanically well with what they wanted to do. Is that fair? (0:53:02) Jonnie: Yeah, I think that’s fair. And for me, it’s another aspect of like, I just don’t like feeling time pressure in games, something that I fundamentally do not enjoy. (0:53:12) Jonnie: And when the combat is bad, and I would prefer a slower approach to it, like, I get why they did it because they’re wanting to put that sort of heist style pressure on. (0:53:26) Jonnie: And it’s kind of one of those ways that they can do to force you to do multiple runs, right, without the timer. (0:53:32) Jonnie: I think the game would be significantly different, and not necessarily better. I just don’t want a timer. (0:53:42) Al: Yeah, that’s fair. That’s fair. Yeah. Yeah. And I agree with you generally. I don’t like timers in games, but I can’t explain why, but I really like this game. I’m going to finish the game. I’m going to do that. I don’t normally, I don’t often do that with games that we talk about. If I’ve not finished it by the time we podcast and it’s not like (0:5
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