Podcast appearances and mentions of keith stuart

This week there are flimsy cards, Simon turns 53, Sony attempt another handheld and shadows are important! There's also undercover "journalism" as Ste goes all Cook Report and stalks/hounds/illegally records/chats to (delete as appropriate) Keith Stuart at GaMaYo! Which is also where we had a great time and heard A codename for the Switch 2! But was it the correct codename?! Only time will tell... Meanwhile Maraoke will be hitting the Jingle Jam stream on December 7th and don't forget the Maraoke Xmas Party which is on Friday 13th December at Loading Bar, Stoke Newington High St. Tickets are available NOW: https://maraoke.com/xmas2024 Would you eat out-of-date video game related food?? Let us know at team@onelifeleft.com. Or join our Discord and drop us a line there. Link below! TTFN, Team OLL x Links: The OLL Everything (including Discord) Link! http://hello.onelifeleft.com/ The Purely OLL Discord Link! https://discord.gg/nzcMpvbCpk The Maraoke Everything Link! https://hello.maraoke.com BLOCKWORDS Link! https://blockwords.app/ The Shure link! https://tag.gs/OneLifeLeft_Shure Reviews: Star Wars Outlaws Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

How do we keep children safe when they're playing games online? What's the best way to manage screentime? What is Fortnite, why is it so popular, and what age should kids be allowed to start playing it? Helping us answer all these questions is the awesome author and video games journalist, Keith Stuart!This special episode is sponsored by Epic Games, the creators of Fortnite. We talk about some of the positive aspects of gaming, including why games can be a lifeline for neurodivergent children. We also offer some tips for parents for getting involved in their kids' gaming and avoiding arguments about screentime, or at least reducing them.Then it's time for a chat about Fortnite specifically - we explain how it all works, and take a look at the wide range of experiences on offer within the game, such as LEGO Fortnite, Rocket Racing, and thousands more. We also discuss Epic's approach to safety and some of the parental controls available for you to use. There's also a bit of book chat - Keith is now writing his fifth novel, and we find out about his writing routine. His latest book, Love is a Curse, is out now.Do have a look at the websites we recommend - askaboutgames.com and familygamingdatabase.com. Check out Epic's Safety and Security site for more info. And check out Andy Robertson's great book, Taming Gaming.Thanks again to our sponsors, Epic Games.And thank you for listening! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Historian Kevin Impellizeri shares a story of a video game controversy to his friends, but this month we're celebrating the start of our third year and the end of our 14-part (!!!) series on Dave Grossman with something we're calling "Scandalous Games Summer," a set of syncable commentary tracks while we recharge and prep for some new stories. This month, we're watching and commenting on the 1994 live action Street Fighter movie (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0111301/). So join Kevin Impellizeri, Kate Lynch, Andy Hunter, and Ryan Weaver as we celebrate the summer and have a good laugh. There have been a bunch of fun histories written on this movie. Here are a few Kevin mentions during the commentary:Luke Owen, Lights, Camera, Game Over! : How Video Game Movies Get Made (Schiffer, 2017): https://schifferbooks.com/products/lights-camera-game-overChris Plante, "Street Fighter: The Movie -- What Went Wrong?" Polygon, March 10, 2014, https://www.polygon.com/features/2014/3/10/5451014/street-fighter-the-movie-what-went-wrong.Keith Stuart, "'I punched him so hard he cried': inside the Street Fighter movie," The Guardian, July 16, 2018, https://www.theguardian.com/games/2018/jul/16/inside-street-fighter-movie-jean-claude-van-damme-kylie-minogue.To sync the movie, queue up the film to 00:00:10 and wait for the countdown. If you want to cut through the intro where Kevin offers some history behind the movie and get right to the commentary, head to 00:10:55 in the recording.Theme Music: Occam's Sikhwee by Sikh Knowledge (Free Music Archive: https://bit.ly/33G4sLO), used under CC BY-NC-SA 3.0 US (https://bit.ly/33JXogQ) More info, including show notes and sources at http://scandalousgamespodcast.wordpress.com.

My guest today is the English author and journalist, Keith Stuart. He grew up in a town near Stockport in Greater Manchester, then studied English and Drama at Warwick University. After graduating he joined Big Red Software, testing Game Genie codes for the Game Boy, and coming up with names for the vehicles and tracks in Big Red Racing. In 1995 he joined the team of the recently launched Edge magazine, before becoming editor of the unofficial Dreamcast magazine, DC-UK. In 2005 he assumed the pioneering role of games editor for The Guardian, a position he held for more than a decade, as one of the first long-term beat reporters on games for a broadsheet newspaper. In 2016 he published his first novel, A Boy Made of Blocks, based on his experience bonding with his autistic son in Minecraft. After the book became a Richard & Judy bestseller more followed, and he is now publishing his fourth novel, Love is a Curse, a story about generational love and trauma.  Be attitude for gains. https://plus.acast.com/s/my-perfect-console. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of the Bonus Points Podcast Joe, Oli and special guest Keith Stuart discuss Portal 2 in-depth then debate where it should go on THE LIST. You can find Keith's new book here: https://bit.ly/loveisacurse You can follow Keith here: https://twitter.com/keefstuart SUPPORT US ON PATREON: https://patreon.com/thebonuspoints [£2/$3 tier = TBP Discord, Extra Credit Podcast and behind the scenes content] [£5/$6 tier = Early access, name in video of podcast, TBP Discord, Extra Credit Podcast and behind the scenes content] Twitter: https://twitter.com/thebonuspoints Tiktok: https://tiktok.com/@thebonuspointsyt THE LIST Baldurs Gate 3 Disco Elysium Alan Wake II Zelda: TOTK Death Stranding Hollow Knight The Last of Us Pt II The Last of Us GTAV Prey Doom (1993) Humanity Slay the Spire The Walking Dead S1 Half-Life Alyx Undertale LaD: Infinite Wealth Earthbound Pikmin 4 Yoshi's Island Sub Terra (Board game) Outer Wilds Killer7 What Remains of Edith Finch Alan Wake Jet Set Radio Future Ooblets Mr Driller: Drill Land League of Legends The Forgotten City Resident Evil Remake (2002) Driver San Francisco Phoenix Wright Halo: Infinite Ridge Racer Type 4 Super Metroid Warcraft II ZeroRanger Survival Kids XCOM2: War of the Chosen Skyrim Alien: Isolation Kero Blaster The Frog Detective Ratchet and Clank (2016) Bioshock 2 Dredge Elite The Dig Sonic 3 & Knuckles The Beginners Guide Onimusha: Warlords Max Payne 3 Kuru Kuru Kururin World of Warcraft Rogue (1980) Enslaved (OttW) Harry Potter (atCoS) Ty (tTT) Beyond Good & Evil L.A. Noire

Another episode of news headlines and our picks of the week: including Persona 3, Tekken 7, Prince of Persia and much more. #GameBurst More info... Note: there were a few discord issues this week. Hopefully they do not affect your listening. Music includes Hyperion 2 OST (C64 Remix) Gary -  El Grande (board) Keith Stuart (guardian article) Taylor -  Donkey Kong Jr - Arcade Archives (Switch/PC) Call of Duty (PSone) Burnout (PSone) Tekken 7 (multi) Final Fight (multi) Jerome -  Persona 3 Reloaded (GamePass/multi) Prince of Persia The Lost Crown (multi) The Venture Bros: Radiant Is the Blood of the Baboon Heart (Max)

We return to the topic of cheating for the third (and final, maybe?) time this week! In this episode, Ellen brings cheating to a close, Mark makes up a band he'd totally listen to, and Stephen comes up with an engaging dish washing game.Cubistry - Match 2 LLC, Google Play Store Cheating, Part Three 0:12:26 Ellen Burns-JohnsonGamingIRLProgramming We first visited cheating in this episode. "What's a little grand larceny?" Cheating Part II in this episode. Cheating, Part 2Anti-cheat in video games: The A to Z - Reinhard Blaukovitsch, IrdetoMedal of dishonour: why do so many people cheat in online video games? - Keith Stuart, The GuardianReport: Cheating Is Becoming A Big Problem In Online Gaming - Nelson Granados, Forbes167: Randomly Generated Title - Coffee with Butterscotch, Butterscotch ShenanigansCS:GO - Overwatch guide - Ed Thorn, Rock Paper ShotgunHOW TO GET OVERWATCH CASES IN CS:GO: CLEAN UP THE GAME - Daniel Morris, eSports.netYouTube videos17 Video Games That ROAST Cheaters - T5G, YouTubeTackling Cheating In Gaming - GDC, YouTubeHow DayZ Deals With Cheaters - GDC, YouTubeRobocalypse Now: Using Deep Learning to Combat Cheating in Counter-Strike: Glob… - GDC, YouTube Putting the Real World in Games 0:50:22 Mark LaCroixGame DesignNarrativeVenba - Visai GamesGame Jam GamesSonder - A Hot Clock Production, itch.ioSmile Simulator - Anyanwu, itch.io

In the second installment of your nice hosts' discussion about cheating in games, we talk about the nature of cheating in contemporary video games: what it looks like, what factors shape it, and how worried we gamedevs should be about it. Yeah, we had so much to say about cheating that we couldn't fit it into one episode. Can we fit it into two? Also, Mark skips the punctuation, Stephen is excited, and Ellen quits a game.Gex Is Coming to Modern Consoles - Alex Stedman, IGN Cheating, Part 2 0:16:58 Ellen Burns-JohnsonGame DesignGaming "Cheating, Part 1" was in a recent roundtable episode. "What's a little grand larceny?"Why Dream kept his face hidden — and why he revealed it (2022) -  Ana Diaz , PolygonYouTube's big Minecraft cheating scandal, explained (2020) - Patricia Hernandez, PolygonAnti-cheat in video games: The A to Z - Reinhard Blaukovitsch, IrdetoMedal of dishonour: why do so many people cheat in online video games? - Keith Stuart, The GuardianReport: Cheating Is Becoming A Big Problem In Online Gaming - Nelson Granados, ForbesEpisode 167: Randomly Generated Title - Coffee with ButterscotchYouTube videos17 Video Games That Roast Cheaters - Top 5 Gaming, YouTubeGDC 2021 Fair Play Summit: Tackling Cheating in Gaming - GDC, YouTubeGDC Europe 2015: How DayZ Deals with Cheaters - GDC, YouTubeGDC 2018 Robocalypse Now: Using Deep Learning to Combat Cheating in CS:GO - GDC, YouTube

This week's Nose has been attending various dinners and functions and telling what it's learned about banks and troop movements, so on and so forth. Last night, Elon Musk's “hardcore” Twitter “long hours at high intensity” ultimatum deadline passed, and hundreds of Twitter employees seemingly decided to leave. And then Twitter closed all of its offices until next week. And now people ON Twitter are pretty sure it's going to start failing at any moment. The Nose is worried. And: Amsterdam is the ninth film written and directed by David O. Russell, his first in seven years. It is based on the Business Plot, an alleged interwar political conspiracy in the U.S. And despite its writer/director pedigree and ridiculously stacked ensemble cast — which includes Christian Bale, Margot Robbie, John David Washington, Chris Rock, Michael Shannon, Mike Myers, Taylor Swift, Rami Malek, Robert De Niro, and many others — Amsterdam is a box office bomb. Some other stuff that happened this week, give or take: David Davis, a Force Behind Game-Changing '70s Sitcoms, Dies at 86 A writer and producer, he worked with James Brooks and others on “The Mary Tyler Moore Show” and was a creator of “The Bob Newhart Show” and “Taxi.” Robert Clary, Corporal LeBeau on ‘Hogan's Heroes,' Dies at 96 The French actor and singer spent 31 months in a concentration camp but said he had no reservations about starring in a TV comedy about the Nazis. Jay Leno Has Been Hospitalized With Serious Burn Injuries After A Car At His Garage Reportedly Exploded The comedian was scheduled to perform at an event at Las Vegas on Sunday evening but canceled due to “a very serious medical emergency.” Dave Chappelle Apparently Tricked “Saturday Night Live” Staff By Performing A “Fake” Monologue In The Dress Rehearsal Before Revealing New Antisemitic Material Live On Air Chappelle's 15-minute monologue included a number of jokes about the Jewish community and prompted accusations of him normalizing and popularizing antisemitism. Ticketmaster To Swifties: “It's Me. Hi, I'm The Problem. It's Me.” 

In this podcast episode, we discuss two fabulous new books: The Inheritance Games by Jennifer Lynn Barnes and The Frequency of Us by Keith Stuart. As always,  will either of these books make it onto the shelf? Or will it split the sand for these two hosts?- - - - - - - - -The Inheritance Games: Avery Grambs has a plan for a better future: survive high school, win a scholarship, and get out. But her fortunes change in an instant when billionaire Tobias Hawthorne dies and leaves Avery virtually his entire fortune. The catch? Avery has no idea why -- or even who Tobias Hawthorne is. To receive her inheritance, Avery must move into sprawling, secret passage-filled Hawthorne House, where every room bears the old man's touch -- and his love of puzzles, riddles, and codes. Unfortunately for Avery, Hawthorne House is also occupied by the family that Tobias Hawthorne just dispossessed. This includes the four Hawthorne grandsons: dangerous, magnetic, brilliant boys who grew up with every expectation that one day, they would inherit billions. Grayson Hawthorne is convinced that Avery must be a conwoman, and he's determined to take her down. His brother, Jameson, views her as their grandfather's last hurrah: a twisted riddle, a puzzle to be solved. Caught in a world of wealth and privilege, with danger around every turn, Avery will have to play the game herself just to survive.+ + The Frequency of Us: In Second World War Bath, young, naïve wireless engineer Will meets Austrian refugee Elsa Klein: she is sophisticated, witty and worldly, and at last his life seems to make sense . . . until, soon after, the newly married couple's home is bombed, and Will awakes from the wreckage to find himself alone. No one has heard of Elsa Klein. They say he was never married. Seventy years later, social worker Laura is battling her way out of depression and off medication. Her new case is a strange, isolated old man whose house hasn't changed since the war. A man who insists his wife vanished many, many years before. Everyone thinks he's suffering dementia. But Laura begins to suspect otherwise . . .- - - - - - - - -Have you read this book, get in touch to let us know your thoughts or if you have any book recommendations you'd love to see us tackle, let us know on any of the below as we're always looking to expand our library. Instagram | Twitter or at our email theislandlibrary@gmail.com - - - - - - - - - If you fancy joining us at our virtual book club,  you can find more information at theislandlibrary.com and click the tab 'Book Club'. We meet once a month on a Sunday at 4 pm  (London Timezone).We have a Buy Me A Coffee link below if you fancy supporting us, or saying thanks, and a  Patreon if you fancy joining our monthly book club. Support the show

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Paul is joined by best selling author and journalist, Keith Stuart. Keith started his career in the 90's at Big Red Software helping write game manuals. However in 1995 previous MPU guest Jason Brookes gave him his first games magazine role on Edge. We discussed his memories of working on Edge at such an important time in the games industry. As well as this we discuss his work on DC-UK and how the mag upset Sega.  Also covered is how he began writing for The Guardian and how that role evolved as well as taking the leap into writing novels (his latest Frequency Of Us recently released). We hope you enjoy the show and thanks to Keith for his time. 

Merriam-Webster's Word of the Day for January 17, 2021 is: modicum • MAH-dih-kum • noun : a small portion : a limited quantity Examples: "While his narrative on the politics of the place is interesting and edifying it's the passages about his adventures by land, air and sea that really capture the wild beauty and remoteness of a region he grew to love. And he exhibits more than a modicum of derring-do. 'I have always flown pretty close to the sun,' [Aaron] Smith says." — Phil Brown, The Courier Mail (Australia), 5 Dec. 2020 "When the Guardian ran my article on the Visual Perception and Attention Lab at Brunel University London and how it planned to investigate why some gamers invert their controls, I expected a modicum of interest among seasoned readers of the Games section." — Keith Stuart, The Guardian (London), 8 Dec. 2020 Did you know? What does modicum have to do with a toilet? It just so happens that modicum shares the same Latin parent as commode, which is a synonym of toilet. Modicum and commode ultimately derive from the Latin noun modus, which means "measure." (We borrowed the noun commode from the French, who also used the word as an adjective meaning "suitable, convenient.") Modicum, which, logically enough, refers to a small "measure" of something, has been a part of the English language since the 15th century. It descends from the Latin modicus ("moderate"), which is itself a descendant of modus. Modus really measures up as a Latin root—it also gave us mode (originally a kind of musical "measure"), modal, model, modern, modify, and modulate. More distant relatives include mete, moderate, and modest.

While the pandemic confined people to their homes, gaming has helped to create both community and learning opportunities. According to British journalist and author Keith Stuart, the increasing interactivity and inclusivity of video games is now giving them meaning and value for a whole range of new audiences. Keith Stuart is The Guardian’s video games correspondent and best-selling author of A Boy Made of Blocks, Days of Wonder and The Frequency of Us. Click here for transcript of this episode. Casper Klynge [host] | LinkedIn | Twitter | EU Policy Blog Keith Stuart [guest] | Twitter | The Guardian | Books by Keith Stuart Microsoft Europe | Site | Twitter | YouTube Subscribe to Tech Fit 4 Europe.

Author and Guardian games editor Keith Stuart bought a creepy game in 1984. Aoife and Julia find out if it's cursed. Aoife Wilson and Julia Hardy are best mates who love video games and have worked in the industry for years. They find the most shocking, moving and inspiring true stories about how gaming changed people’s lives forever. Join them to hear about the guy who works for NASA because of a game, the couple who fell in love on an MMORPG, the man who turned his escape from civil war into a video game and the gamers who caught a killer in real time. Do you have a great, true story about a video game? Email us at thisgamechangedmylife@bbc.co.uk Producer: Nathan Jones

Keith Stuart is an author and journalist. His debut novel, A Boy Made of Blocks, was a Richard and Judy Book club pick and a bestseller, inspired by Keith's real-life relationship with his autistic son. His second novel, Days of Wonder, is a story about story about family, love and finding magic in everyday life. He has written for publications including Empire and Esquire magazine and was the former games editor of the Guardian. Here he speaks to Emirates ICE about his novels at the Emirates LitFest in 2019.

E aí, chefia, sejam todos bem-vindos ao Boteco dos Versados! Hoje, dando continuidade ao nosso projeto de falar todo mês sobre alguma temática PCD, o Samuel Muca, a Priscila Saatman e o Sidney Andrade conversam, ou melhor dizendo, criticam o livro O Menino Feito de Blocos do Keith Stuart. Preparem=se, ouvintes, porque não poupamos nas […]

E aí, chefia, sejam todos bem-vindos ao Boteco dos Versados! Hoje, dando continuidade ao nosso projeto de falar todo mês sobre alguma temática PCD, o Samuel Muca, a Priscila Saatman e o Sidney Andrade conversam, ou melhor dizendo, criticam o livro O Menino Feito de Blocos do Keith Stuart. Preparem=se, ouvintes, porque não poupamos nas […]

SCREENTIME IS OK: You have a deadline in three hours and your daughter wants to play another game of hide and seek. Is it OK to give her a screen, and if you do, what should she do? In today's episode of User's Guide to Now, Dr Aleks Krotoski asks University of Cambridge's Dr Amy Orben whether screens mess with ours - and our kids' - heads. Her most recent research looked at the impact of screens on wellbeing, and discovered some surprising results. Aleks then turns to The Guardian's computer games correspondent and best-selling novelist Keith Stuart about what he lets his 11 and 14 year olds play, and asks for advice on quality games that kids of all ages will enjoy. Dr Amy OrbenAmy's researchKeith StuartA Boy Made of BlocksTOCA BocaLittle Big PlanetDreamsMinecraftLego GamesNintendo SwitchThe SimsAskAboutgames.com

James Ward introduces another curious talk about a subject that may seem boring, but is actually very interesting.... maybe. The clunk and click of the datasette machine. The white noise of the tape loading. The strange and compelling soundtrack of the loading music. The author and video games journalist Keith Stuart remembers the forgotten whirrs and clicks that made up the soundtrack of his youth. Presenter: James Ward Contributor: Keith Stuart Producer: Luke Doran

War? Huh? What is it good for? Giving videogame podcasts an easy introduction when they're a bit stuck for ideas. And now it's a good idea for a card game. We had Ivar and Gundi in from 1939 Games to talk about Kards (with a K), a card game based on World War II. It allows alliances to be made across the divide, and friendship is always the main aim of One Life Left. Just ask Keith Stuart and Simon Parkinson for proof. Ivar and Gundi told us how 1939 Games was started, how easy is it to get a grant from the Icelandic government, and what it was like moving from CCP Games to 1939 Games. Kards has been in early access since April, but will be officially launched in February. It's going to have a physical card version as well as a computer one. It was a super full studio this week as Ann didn't have secret work to do, Simon wasn't doing secret work in Tenerife and Ste didn't have to lecture any sleeping students. We also tried to work out the mysteries of the University of Chichester, remembered how good looking the Bitmap Brothers were, and clarified how comfy Everyman cinemas were. Cheerio! Team OLL x Links: https://twitter.com/KARDSccg https://twitter.com/1939GAMES https://www.kards.com/ https://blog.counter-strike.net/ https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/maraoke-christmas-party-tickets-82942185309 Reviews: https://www.ea.com/en-gb/games/fifa/fifa-20 https://www.minionmastersthegame.com/ https://rival-games.com/tot/ https://www.ea.com/games/peggle/peggle-blast https://www.playstation.com/en-us/games/marvels-spider-man-ps4/ https://noitagame.com/ https://www.capybaragames.com/Grindstone/ https://store.steampowered.com/app/1076880/Air_Marty/ Tracklist: Tsuwami - After Dark https://chipmusic.org/Tsuwami/music/after-dark Shirobon - On The Run https://shirobon.bandcamp.com/album/dimensions

The decade is almost over and we've come a long way since Y2K crashed our computers and sent modern civilization spiralling towards a Mad Max Oblivion. This week on the EXP Pocast, we discuss the games that got us through the last 20 years and why picking our favorite or the most important games of the 21st century is so damn hard.  - Runtime: 36 min 16 sec - "The 50 Best Games of the 21st Century," by Keith Stuart and Keza MacDonald, via The Guardian - Music from the The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening soundtrack

We make our way through The Guardian’s recent list of the 50 best games of the 21st century, as compiled by Keith Stuart and Keza MacDonald. How many do you think we have played?The Guardian: The 50 best video games of the 21st century. 

Ist Assassin’s Creed 2 tatsächlich ein besseres Spiel als Journey? Warum findet sich kaum ein Indie-Titel unter den Top 50? Und verdient Minecraft wirklich den Titel als bestes Spiel des 21. Jahrhunderts? In der vergangenen Woche hat der Guardian eine Liste der 50 besten Spiele des 21. Jahrhunderts veröffentlicht, die wir nicht unkommentiert lassen wollen.Außerdem geht es um die Regulierung von Freizügigkeit auf Twitch, Breath of the Wild und Bertie Bott’s Every Flavour Beans.Inhalt: 00:00:00 - 00:18:16 Spielewoche00:18:16 - 00:54:30 Presseschau00:54:30 - 02:12:08 Thema der WocheShownotes:Zu viel!! Warum Open Worlds nur noch in Arbeit ausarten (Behaind)Oh No, There Are Women In Battlefield V (Luke Plunkett)Twitch's Latest Crackdowns On 'Sexual' Content Are Leaving Streamers Baffled (Nathan Grayson)Virtual Reality Video Games That Double as Exercise (Signe Brewster)Battlefield 5 | Lasst die Leichen liegen! (Dom Schott)Nearly 30 years ago, Mortal Kombat’s blood forever changed the video game industry (David L. Craddock) The connection between video games and mass shootings isn’t just wrong—it’s racist (Tanya Basu)The 50 best video games of the 21st century (Keith Stuart & Keza MacDonald)Pixeldiskurs-Podcast #128 – Was ist ein #GutesSpiel?

01/06/2019: A chance to hear one of the events we recorded at the 2019 Emirates Airline Festival of Literature -  And they lived happily ever after… The End. What makes a happy ever after in fiction feel real and not contrived? What does science say about the reality of finding fairy-tale endings in our own lives? Sandhya Menon is the author of YA Rom Coms When Dimple Met Rishi and From Twinkle, With Love, and blames a steady diet of Bollywood movies for her obsession with happily-ever-afters. In Keith Stuart’s Days of Wonder, happily-ever-afters acted out at the local theatre are a lifeline for Tom and his chronically-ill daughter. And Ty Tashiro’s The Science of Happily Ever After explains what truly matters in our real-life quest for enduring love.

My guest on today's show is the games editor for the Guardian, Keith Stuart. One of the recurring themes of Keith's life in games is family. From his earliest memories of he and his dad as co-conspirators in the notion that a home computer would be 'good for homework', through to his own life as a father, and how he and his son's relationship has been completely transformed by Minecraft. A story which is soon to be fictionalised in his book, A Boy Made of Blocks. Keith's life in games is a heartwarming one. We talk about writing videogame manuals, the magic of Phantasy Star Online, the forgotten Mario and Zelda games on the CDi, chasing the football dragon in Champ Manager, the role of a games journalist in the world of the streamer and the fascinating relationship between acting and playing videogames. All the world's a stage, and all the men and women merely players. CHOOSE YOUR CLASS. Games diccussed - Life is Strange, Portal 2, WoW, Heavy Rain, Quantum Break, The Last of Us, Minecraft, Jumpgate, Pilotwings 64, Sega Rally, Leaderboard, Civilization, Championship Manager and Uncharted. Cover design: Craig Stevenson - http://onedinosaurandhisballoon.blogspot.co.uk Music: Samuel Baker - http://soundcloud.com/furoshiki SUBSCRIBE HERE RSS HERE

Archivist Keith Stuart discusses the work of Auckland Council Archives, in particular the various roads boards and the potential use of local government records for the purposes of family history research. Recorded 14 March 2018 at Auckland Central Library

HE'S BACK! Last time we had Keith Stuart on the podcast, he was just some guy who'd written a book. Now he is a best-selling novelist, famous all over the globe, and a close personal friend of Richard Madeley!OK that's a bit of an exaggeration, but he did get to meet Richard and Judy, and we get to hear all about that. There's also some chat about Days of Wonder, Keith's brilliant new book, which is out now.In a bid to be topical we talk about Fortnite, the video game that all the kids are into these days. We also discuss our brand new, custom designed, totally awesome catsuits, which were made by the amazing State of Disarray.You can follow Keith on Twitter @keefstuart, and Instagram @keef.stuart. The website we mention in the Fortnite chat is askaboutgames.com, and Keith's ace article on the subject was for the Guardian.The Scummy Mummies book is OUT NOW! We hope you like it, and if you do, we'd love an Amazon review!**SEE US LIVE** Come to our live comedy show! We are on our way to Cornwall, Sutton Coldfield, Norwich, Hertford, Cambridge, Brighton, Leatherhead, Milton Keynes, Manchester, Whitstable, and more... To buy tickets, and for more dates, visit ScummyMummies.com.We're on Twitter (@scummymummies), Instagram, and Facebook. Please send your confessions to scummymummiespodcast@gmail.com and visit us at ScummyMummies.com. If you like the podcast, rate, review and subscribe!Thank you for listening! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In light of World Autism Awareness Week 2017, Keith Stuart and Ed Wood have a chat with author Graeme Simsion (The Rosie Project, The Best of Adam Sharp) about the misconceptions and preconceptions surrounding autism. Recorded in 2017 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Ringer's Ben Lindbergh and Jason Concepcion discuss PS4 Pro envy and 'Resident Evil 7' (0:40) and talk to The Guardian's games editor Keith Stuart about the continued sales success of 'Grand Theft Auto V,' the perpetual repackaging of old titles, and the worst US presidents in video games (6:08). Lastly, they talk to Polygon's Owen Good about the latest bad news for NBA Live, why so many sports games are going extinct, and the NBA's plans to partner with Take-Two to launch an official 'NBA 2K' esports league (26:05).

The Ringer's Ben Lindbergh and Jason Concepcion discuss PS4 Pro envy and 'Resident Evil 7' (0:40) and talk to The Guardian's games editor Keith Stuart about the continued sales success of 'Grand Theft Auto V,' the perpetual repackaging of old titles, and the worst US presidents in video games (6:08). Lastly, they talk to Polygon's Owen Good about the latest bad news for NBA Live, why so many sports games are going extinct, and the NBA's plans to partner with Take-Two to launch an official 'NBA 2K' esports league (26:05).

Alex on kolmekümnendates pereisa kes armastab oma naist, kuid ei oska seda kuidagi väljendada. Ta armastab ka oma poega Sami, aga ei mõista teda sugugi. Sam on kaheksa-aastane imetore poiss. Tal on autism. Temale on maailm üks suur mõistatus mille lahendamisega ta üksi toime ei tule. Algul tunduvad haiguse kaasnähud ületamatult rasked, ent siis hakkavad Alex ja Sam koos Minecrafti mängima. Mäng teeb lukust lahti autistist poja ja tema isa suhte. Isa õpib uuesti mängima ning poeg suhtlema ja ennast väljendama. Raamat põhineb tõestisündinud lool ja räägib sellest, kuidas lõpetada muretsemine ja leida üles laps enda sees. (Keith Stuart. Plokipoiss. Kirjastus Petrone Print. Loeb Rando Tammik.)

Keith Stuart, the games editor at the Guardian talks about his debut novel A Boy Made of Blocks, a story of love, family, autism and Minecraft, which is based on his own experiences with his autistic son, Zac. The novel was written after The Guardian published a piece about how Minecraft had a hugely positive impact on Keith’s son Zac; it gave Zac a vocabulary and the confidence to use it, and meant that Keith was able to understand Zac better – having a positive effect on the whole family. Recorded at the 5x15 Bristol event on September 11 2016. 5x15 brings together five outstanding individuals to tell of their lives, passions and inspirations. There are only two rules - no scripts and only 15 minutes each. Learn more about 5x15 events: 5x15stories.com Twitter: www.twitter.com/5x15stories Facebook: www.facebook.com/5x15stories Instagram: www.instagram.com/5x15stories

Summer break is over, but One Life Left is back, Back, BACK! And it's been a long hot summer, being a three-button Monday. So what did we do over the holiday? Simon walked past Hugh Dennis, Ann had too much coffee and Ste did something that may get mentioned during the show. We also guested on other podcasts in an attempt to become videogames answer to Sean Paul/Ludacris. Except in most cases we were too hot for release, we blame the three undone buttons. And in a break from our break-returning tradition we had a Super-Special Guest this week. In fact we had a real Scanters' Choice between comedy's Robin Ince and Failbetter Games' Hannah Flynn. The criteria we had for this week's SSG was how long they would be prepared to talk about Fallen London coming out on Android and about the forthcoming release of Zubmariner - the expansion to the amazing Sunless Sea. Oh, and their name had to fit the title for the episode that we had already chosen. We should get Robin on later in the series though. We also spoke to Hannah about how annoying the internet can be at times. Come on internet, buck your ideas up. There was clarification on Keith Stuart's dedications, doubts about a few of our letter writers and full UNEDITED chat about Ste's RPOO (possibly spelt incorrectly). So that's One Life Left. Recorded on a Monday, podcasted on a Wednesday. It's not like anything major like Mario being announced for the iphone would happen by then. Right? Cheerio! Team OLL x Links: https://twitter.com/h4nchan http://playpixelgrams.com/ https://twitter.com/failbettergames Track list: 1 Jaar - Bucket Boys http://chipmusic.org/jaar/music/b-u-c-k-e-t-b-o-y-s 2 Saulc12 - Kick http://chipmusic.org/saulc12/music/kick 3 savemegod - Night Ride http://chipmusic.org/savemegod/music/night-ride

At a Guardian Live event, games editor Keith Stuart asks a panel of designers and programmers what the advances in artificial intelligence mean for games and the people who play them?

At a Guardian Live event, games editor Keith Stuart asks a panel of designers and programmers what the advances in artificial intelligence mean for games and the people who play them?

DreamPod 32 is here and Tom, Rob and Mike are here to guide you like leviathans of truth and justice through the latest breaking news developments from the world of Dreamcast! Rob's been buying new Saturn games since his last appearance on the show and Mike reveals his unbridled love for all things Uncharted. Tom discusses how Super Magnetic Neo is actually incredibly cerebral despite the childish aesthetic, and the shenanigans at the recent Southampton Game Fest. Other topics covered include the Xenocider Kickstarter, ex-Manchester City striker Shaun Goater, West Country cider, the new unnamed FPS update from PH3NOM, Alice Dreams Tournament slipping to later in the year, and the recent Eurogamer article from former DC-UK editor Keith Stuart. DreamPod 32 is slightly shorter than some recent episodes, but it's every bit as informative and filled with passion for Sega's final console. Sit back, crack open an ice cold beer...and enjoy!Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/dcjunkyard)

Final Games is a podcast about the games that inspired us. Host, Liam Edwards is joined by various different game developers, game journalists and industry veterans to talk about the eight games that they'd choose to play for the rest of their lives if they were stuck in a deserted place. Think Desert Island Discs, but for games... For the ninth episode, Liam is joined at the very last minute by veteran games writer and The Guardian's Games Editor, Keith Stuart. A veteran of the industry for well over 20 years, Keith has written for just about every publication you can think of. He talks to Liam about the games that make him think and he has incredible stories for almost every choice. This is a mammoth episode that features comparing Jane Eyre to the first ever experiential video game and a hot video game idea that is going to make both Liam and Keith millions. It's a very special episode, enjoy! Keith Stuart: @keefstuart http://www.theguardian.com/technology/games If you'd like to contact the show or Liam, or if you have any feedback please check out: @LiamBME @FinalGamesShow finalgamespodcast@gmail.com Final Games is hosted on Soundcloud at: www.soundcloud.com/finalgamespodcast You can also download this show on iTunes as well, just search for "Final Games". Please rate and review the show! http://apple.co/1QP0ciS Also! You can check out Liam's video reviews and shows on Youtube. Recently he reviewed the latest HITMAN game, please check it out. www.youtube.com/c/gotrare

Ste was in Copenhagen this week. Luckily, unlike that time Ann was away we didn't have to remember to get anyone in to do the news. Unfortunately we had to rely on Simon manning the desk and Ann not telling him to press the 'dump' button which meant around seven seconds of the episode was lost. And - most annoying of all - it meant we missed out on hearing this week's Super-Special Guest Tom Cole, research student at Goldsmiths and member of The Intelligent Games Games Intelligence Programme. We did only press it the once so we were able to find out how we can broaden and deepen (but not lengthen) emotional engagement in videogames, which games best do this, which games best do this that Simon isn't annoyed by and we also heard about the Adventure X festival that Tom is running this weekend (assuming you read this as soon as the podcast is uploaded).   And with Ste being away it meant that we had a gap in the market for a young up-and-comer to guest host, but unfortunately we gave it to Keith Stuart from the old media. Keith told us why he isn't fit to judge the best videogame of 2015 and he also did a pun and started to move in on Ann's territory. Obviously Ann wouldn't let this lie so raised a valid point about Keith 'be'ing Santa at our Christmas party (which you should all buy tickets for).   Next week is our last show of the year, so we're all bringing in board games it's a mufti day. Which in our case means we have to put tops on :(   Cheerio!Team OLL x   Links:https://twitter.com/tommakesgameshttps://twitter.com/keefstuarthttp://www.screen7.co.uk/adventurex/https://www.facebook.com/adventurexpohttps://www.facebook.com/events/887560988005771/https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/omg-its-the-one-life-left-christmas-party-2015-tickets-19797601158   Track list:1. Bitpusher2600 - Fish Fingers and Custardhttp://chipmusic.org/bitpusher2600/music/fish-fingers--custard2. marcb0t - Tarzan Boy (SMS version)http://chipmusic.org/marcb0t/music/tarzan-boy-sms-version3. iDecade - Dronehttp://chipmusic.org/idecade/music/drone---idecade4. Hide Your Tigers - Dr Dangerhttp://chipmusic.org/hide+your+tigers/music/dr-danger-lsdj

What are the best video games to play with kids? How much screen time should they have? Which celebrity would Helen most like to have it off with in a virtual reality environment? All these questions and more are answered in our Video Games Special! Our guest is Keith Stuart, games editor of The Guardian. He's also writing a novel about a dad who connects with his son who has autism via Minecraft, so there's some chat about that. Keith gives us his top tips for writing a book, and reveals what will be the hot games this Christmas. We tackle tricky topics like age ratings, how to police what your kids play at other people's houses, and Helen's laughable knowledge of Street Fighter II. You can follow Keith on Twitter - @keefstuart. His first novel, A Boy Made of Blocks, is out next autumn, but you can pre-order the Kindle version via Amazon. We're on Twitter (@scummymummies), Instagram, and Facebook. Please send your confessions to scummymummiespodcast@gmail.com and visit us at ScummyMummies.com. If you like the podcast, please tell your friends! Thank you for listening! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

One Life Left has always been a firm believer in helping the little guy out. It's why we've always applauded (quietly) when the GMA judges decided to give their podcast/radio show award those teams that aren't on FM. So we felt that having Holly and Kate from Toku Podcast on as our Super-Special Guests would be a good idea. We were wrong. They obviously hadn't learnt that if you wanted to become a success like Mike Bithell or the New Yorker's Simon 'Parkinson' Parkin then you needed to show us respect. Therefore this episode is a textbook example of how to ruin your career. (Although we're not sure if it's ours or theirs that is ruined) And the show started off started off so well. Simon took the risk of doing the show without headphones, Ste found a CD of filler music and Ann was recovering from having two roasts in one day. Then it went wrong. Ann started to tell a very sexy news story that rapidly turned out to be not particularly sexy - especially once Ste added in a contribution from Gogglebox. Then we interviewed Holly and Kate and it went worse. We learnt that you can never trust Keith Stuart - tabloid journalist - and Ann got scammed by a videogame that turned her to drink. We did have contributions from GameUnder and Sega Badawi and we had a round up of what happened at our last Marioke. Which reminds us that next month's Marioke is on 14/05, rather than the third Thursday, so you've got less time to get your lyrics sent in. Cheerio! Team OLL x Track list: 1. Mister Beep - Hornets Assault http://chipmusic.org/mister+beep/music/hornets-assault-1-bit-chiptune 2. Please Lose Battle - Eleven O'Clock http://chipmusic.org/pleaselosebattle/music/eleven-oclock Links https://twitter.com/nielsen_holly https://twitter.com/hownottodraw https://twitter.com/toku_podcast

Ann is in Oslo (which sounds like a cryptic crossword clue) so not only were we down a presenter, but someone else needed to do the news instead. Neither Non-Intern Simon nor Ste wanted to do it (too big and fashionable shoes to fill) but luckily we had just the person in mind. Unfortunately we forgot to tell Intern Simon and had to go to the bottom of the list. Our Super-Special Guest was *INSERT EVERY SINGLE PUBLICATION HERE*'s Jordan Erica Webber who came in to learn from Ste on how to deal with Keith Stuart. We also found out why she uses three names, who she doesn't write for and where she fits into the Guardian family. You might also pick up on the very subtle information that Non-Intern Simon has released his second ever game. It is called Bang Man and is almost on the first page of searches within Google Play for Bang Man. This then led us in to talking about Metacritic, if Metacritic has ever been wrong, if Tom Bramwell has ever been wrong and how to confuse Stuart Campbell. Useful information for anyone involved in video games. Regular features in this show are Doctor Avatar's Surgery, Non-Intern Simon's Wii U Adventures and Does Non-Intern Simon Currently Love Or Hate Telltale Games? Except Non-Intern Simon is off next week so we won't get updates about the last two features until 2015. Cheerio! Team OLL x Links: https://twitter.com/jawsew https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.byronic.bangman&referrer=utm_source%3DAndroidPIT%26utm_medium%3DAndroidPIT%26utm_campaign%3DAndroidPIT Track list: 1. Teomawki - Sugar High! http://chipmusic.org/teomawki/music/sugar-high! 2. Yerzmyey - Bizarre Creature http://chipmusic.org/yerzmyey/music/bizarre-creature-atari-520st---roland-mt32 3. Klamm - Monsterland http://chipmusic.org/klamm/music/monsterland 4. UncleBibby - An UncleBibby Christmas http://chipmusic.org/unclebibby/music/an-unclebibby-christmas-feat-sandro-petrillo

There's not many people who get to be returning Super-Special Guests on One Life Left. Obviously many have tried. Sure, we've had bribes and threats but the integrity of our journalism is too important for us to let it be affected by these tawdry attempts. For this week's show we had the excellent Keith Stuart from the Guardian (Britain's top Newspaper) who arrived not bearing gifts, but needing the toilet. And you'll get to see if he remembered to do up his flies by looking at the recorded live stream. Yes, this was the first ever episode of One Life Left to have a live video stream (except we might have done a Google+ hangout a few years back (and maybe once over an Android phone?)).Keith didn't tell us his itunes password, but we did find out which console manufacturer he wants to be destroyed, how long it takes for him to write a news story and what he really thinks of Eurogamer. It's all shocking stuff. Ann is in the midst of a housing crisis so Ste and Satoru Iwata offered advice in varying levels of usefulness, Simon gets jealous when he finds out how much money Keith has made from Kickstarter and we have an almost grown up discussion about the pros and cons of narrative games. Sorry about that.As usual Sega Badawi provides us with some local news, but we have another new feature making its debut (well, it would be a bit daft to have an old feature making its debut). Not only that, but you'll find out whether Team OLL prefer window or aisle seats, which is information no other videogame radio shows can provide.Cheerio!Team OLL xLinks:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6avmFKxwThshttps://twitter.com/keefstuartTrack list:1. Wiklund - Blasterhttp://chipmusic.org/wiklund/music/wiklund---blaster-c642. Volcano Kid - Super Robotic Encounters http://chipmusic.org/super+robotic+encounters/music/volcano-kid

If we've learnt one thing over the nine seasons of One Life Left it's that the videogame industry only cares about money. Artistic integrity, great ideas, beautiful writing - none of this matters if your games doesn't sell in its millions and you make enough money to make another God game. With this in mind we were happy to welcome the first ever Million Pound Gaming Journalist - Cara Ellison - to the show.Cara dropped by to explain how Patreon works and why it allows her to stay round indie developers houses without their approval. She also clarified which of the IGF nominees were not cool, how she'll be able to cope when Simon stops investing money in her Patreon and also gives her backing to our 'Free Christian Donlan' campaign. Which we've only just started.Ann is getting tapped up again, she's been offered a new position over at the Bayside Diner and providing lunch at Lassiters. It'll be sad times if she goes. We make inroads into becoming the first Anglo-Chinese videogame radio show*, but get sidetracked by trying to find out how popular we are on Google. Sega Badawi offers up some local news, Keith Stuart lets us down and we have an ALL-NEW feature.It's amazing times, we think you'll agree.Cheerio!Team OLL x* Chinese readers: Sorry about the terrible translation for the episode title, we had trouble putting in the accents on the lettersLinks:http://www.twitch.tv/onelifelefttvhttps://twitter.com/Carachan1http://www.patreon.com/carachanTrack list:1. defPREMIUM - lgpt)))``u r on my mind``http://chipmusic.org/defpremium/music/lgpt_u-r-on-my-mind2. Klamm - otherworldhttp://chipmusic.org/klamm/music/otherworld

It's weird how much of a difference a single letter makes. Changing an M to a W turned Mario from an athletic Princess rescuing plumber to a money-obsessed games designer who stinks of garlic. Similar changing an A to an E makes Parko no longer a diaeresis-obsessed games journalist who constantly loses his shoes to Jason 'Perko' Perkins - the managing director of Curve Studios who, along with Rob Clarke, is this episode's Super-Special Guest.And we perhaps weren't in the best frame of mind, with this episode being recorded after Ann and Ste got the All Tomorrow's Parties festival shut down. The Curve boys did appear to be better prepared than us at the beginning of the show, but we soon found out that they had trouble with electronic devices. Which probably isn't the best inside of the Resonance FM studio with all of its electronic devices.Inspired by Jeremy Paxman and his beard we tried a new method of interviewing, which immediately paid absolutely no dividends. So then Simon tried being nice which seemed to work much better. Perhaps we should try to be nicer to everyone (We agree - Parko and Keith Stuart). We did find out some exclusive gossip about Mike Bithell that blows apart what we previously knew about the creation of Thomas Was Alone.As usual at this time of year we talk about the forthcoming Christmas party which is close to selling out despite Keith not keeping up with his end of the bargain. If you're coming please remember to bring some games for Secret Santa (and put what games system the games are for) and also be fully prepared for the Pipmas Anntomime that we'll be premiering that night (with a view to transferring to Broadway). If you're not coming then please feel free to provide us with more karaoke songs for us to sing.Not only did we have all that in the show but we also had Local News and a returning Science Officer. The rest was all down to Ann, who scared her flatmate by playing a game, became a YouTube Superstar and also came up with the equation that six PS4s are the same as no PS4s.Cheerio!Team OLL xLinks:http://oll.eventbrite.com (last time, promise)https://twitter.com/curvestudioshttp://www.curve-studios.com/http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Q-73eWgUP0Tracklist:1. Volt 44 - Daysteppinghttp://chipmusic.org/volt+44/music/daystepping2. Bit wish - Embarkhttp://chipmusic.org/bit+wish/music/embark-sav-in-description3. Kubbi - Concrete (renovation mix)http://chipmusic.org/kubbi/music/concrete-renovation-mix

Coming so soon after our Wink Murder/Videogame Karaoke event means that there's a chance that some of Team OOL might be a bit tired and emotional. Of course there's no chance of that happening to us (we're professional), although Simon does seem a little different. Not only that, but isn't that an MBE sticking out of his back pocket? Knowing the facts, we soon realised that Simon was actually Lord Sir Charles Cecil, filling in for Simon after a tree fell on the train track.Even with Charles on the show (who is still preparing the new Broken Sword for release) we still had space for a Super-Special Guest, and luckily we had one in the form of Steve Gaynor from the Fullbright Company who told us how stories in games work (or should work). Recognising that he had expert knowledge regarding an incident at GameCity and Keith Stuart, we ask for his advice. Surely though, it wouldn't end up in Keith losing his job? Other than Charles and Steve, there's a bit of a German theme to the show as Ste finds and reads some German text and Charles reveals the best German City. Nuremberg? Karlsruhe? Essen? It may surprise you to find out the answer.There's also a whopping three features this week with Cara and Science Officer returning and Sega Badawi doing a rather poor joke. How can we top this next week?Cheerio!Team OLL xLinks:https://twitter.com/fullbrighthttps://twitter.com/CharlesCecilTrack list:1. defPREMIUM - Close but no Cigarhttp://chipmusic.org/defpremium/music/close-but-no-cigar-srry2. We The Sick - Midnight Drivehttp://chipmusic.org/we+the+sick/music/midnight-drive3. Kubbi - Void part 2http://chipmusic.org/kubbi/music/void-pt-2-renovation-mix

It's not often we have someone on the show who started in videogames around the same time as Simon, usually because they've seen Simon with his top off so often that they refuse to be near him again, but SSG Steve Boxer is a man who is prepared to take that risk. We ask him what it is like to work under a leader/dessert eater like Keith Stuart at the Guardian and the difficulties that were had working under a maker of rudie magazines*. We also told an ENTIRELY HYPOTHETICAL story about Keith Stuart's GTA5 interview. And at least Steve had somewhere to go after the show as he had been invited to the Codblopsii event. All we had to do was to watch Ste walk around London in his Stockport County kit muttering to himself about Taylor Swift and Westfield. Come on PRs, invite us to your new launch parties, we're totally prepared to sell ourselves for some tiny hamburgers and sixty dollars. And that's to share between us. Cheerio! Team OLL x  * We're trying to not attract the attentions of work filters. Links: https://twitter.com/realsteveboxer http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/gamesblog/2012/nov/12/grand-theft-auto-v-preview-gta-5 Tracklist: 1. Switch-On - Old Abandoned Cave http://chipmusic.org/switch-on/music/old-abandoned-cave 2. Indiaton - spooked http://chipmusic.org/spooked/music/indiaton 

Ste makes his return this week so that means we have a full compliment of presenters. But wait... Simon looks different. For one thing he's got his top on which is a first for 2012. Oh, it turns out Simon couldn't make it so he hired Guardian games journalist Keith Stuart to be his replacement. Which raises all kinds of questions about why Ste didn't need a replacement but Simon did. Does this mean Ste is irreplaceable? As with most things, we don't know. We do know that our Super-Special Guest is worthy of that title as we welcome Paul Presley into the studio. He currently looks after the quarterly and three-monthly Continue magazine, but also has been round enough to have seen Simon when Simon first started in the industry. We get a bit of gossip about young Simon from Paul, however the majority of tales are still not suitable for the airwaves. Keith gives us a bit of a preview for his How To Be A Games Journalist event (which will have finished by the time the podcast is up) by telling us the top five words not to use in a review, Ste enters a weird jet lag zone and the letters section takes on a medical theme. All of which are excellent, but not as excellent as our Videogame Karaoke will be this Thursday (https://www.facebook.com/events/468088143223621/). Be there. Cheerio! Team OLL x  Links: https://twitter.com/keefstuart https://twitter.com/Prezzer http://www.continuemag.com/ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UAo4CZTGFQQ Tracklist: 1. awesomeforce - Standing on the Shoulders of Giants http://chipmusic.org/awesomeforce/music/standing-on-the-shoulders-of-giants 2. ChasingBleeps - Meteor shower http://chipmusic.org/chasingbleeps/music/meteor-shower 3. Jredd - Mystical Rush http://chipmusic.org/jredd/music/mystical-rush