Podcasts about Kinectimals

Microsoft acquired Activision. We talk about that for a long time.

My guests today are the creators of the incredible local multiplayer game Overcooked, Phil Duncan and Oli Devine AKA Ghost Town Games. We talk about both of their early experiences with home computers and the divergent interests they inspired in them, why Sonic was so fun to draw, why Tails is the worst, the thrill of local multiplayer, the best version of Tony Hawks and how you're never ready to start a studio so why not just do it now? "Anyone can cook but only the fearless can be great." PATREON - patreon.com/checkpoints iTunes HERE - SUBSCRIBE / RATE / REVIEW Games discussed: Dizzy, New Zealand Story, Tony Hawks Pro Skater, Sonic 2, Streets of Rage, Bomberman, Kinectimals, Lost Winds, Bioshock, Wrecked, Storage Inc, The Old Republic, Overwatch, Event 0, Dead Space,

In this episode of the Invert the Why Podcast, DrunknMunky is back to discuss the sadness surrounding the Xbox One reveal, launch, and unboxing. Strap yourselves in for this very bumpy rollercoaster ride down memory lane. If you love the Kinect, Xbone, Kinectimals, Peter Molyneux, Halo 4, or the Master Chief Collection, you probably won't love this. To lighten the mood, DrunknMunky leads us down the rabbit hole of Disney Plus and the future of streaming platforms. The conversation somehow turns to fat Jamiroquai, bad accents, and just general hilarity, don't ask us how it ends.Invert the Why is a comedic celebration of geek culture. Geeks come in all shapes, specialities, and backgrounds and we aim to learn from them all. Join Retro Dan and Jason Relaxation as they laugh and learn with nerds across Gaming, Tech, Music, The Arts, Sport, Science and Exploration. Kisses.We also now have a store, https://shop.inverty.net. Here you will find all the things Retro Dan, Jason Relaxation, and their guests love and talk about on the Invert The Why Podcast.Shop for retro & gaming apparel, Podcast swag, and of course our unique designs based on the show. Find the perfect gift for yourself, or maybe someone else. Feel good that 10% of revenue (not profit) goes straight to the Melanoma Institute of Australia. If you dont want to buy stuff - maybe make a donation to them instead?Find us on Spotify (https://open.spotify.com/show/5IVIRqB5RBtv5SsBzMsb5w), Itunes (https://itunes.apple.com/au/podcast/invert-the-why/id1450102751?mt=2), Youtube (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqxU0sjDQSr5FHE13VDpxfA), or at our Website (https://inverty.net).

Ont-ils dépensé sans compter ? 15 ans après le jeu "Jurassic Park Operation Genesis" (ne cherchez pas, personne n’y a joué), le "dinosaurland" s'est à nouveau mué dans un jeu de gestion à la "Theme Park". À la manette, les studios britanniques Frontier, géniteurs de "Planet Coaster", "Elite" ou "Kinectimals". Ce jeu, c’est "Jurassic World Evolution", un simulateur de John Hammond. Merci aux auditeurs de nous aider également sur Tipee. Pour rappel, notre premier concours de l’histoire du Casque est toujours d’actualité. À gagner : la version presse PS4 de ce jeu Vampyr édité à 300 exemplaires dédicacés. À l’intérieur, un magnifique vinyle rouge sang avec la BO, le dossier de presse, un carnet de notes vierge, un superbe artbook, une jolie lithographie signée par deux noms importants du jeu. et le jeu Vampyr. Le nom du gagnant sera connu à la fin du mois. Enregistré le 2 juillet 2018 à la bibliothèque Louise Michel à Paris. Merci pour leur accueil. Podcast animé par Jean Zeid avec Pierre Maugein. iTunes : https://itunes.apple.com/fr/podcast/le-casque-et-lenclume/id1381355825?mt=2 Twitter : twitter.com/CasqueEtEnclume?lang=fr Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/Le-casque-lenclume-646277368880581/ Tipeee : https://www.tipeee.com/marcel-pod Patreon : https://www.patreon.com/marcelpod Logos réalisés par @erwannterrier

Episode 17 To see the final illustration, head over to: https://youtu.be/kjZvwoixovA In which we create a need to repurchase a Kinect. On Character Select, we take a break each week from making real video games to come up with a ridiculous game character on the spot, including their gameplay mechanics, backstory, just like a character from a competitive multiplayer game. Be sure to watch to the end to see the character's final illustration, bio, and moves! If you want to hear new episodes a week early, and support the show: http://patreon.com/bageldenizen On Social: Mark - http://twitter.com/lispybun Brookes - http://twitter.com/bageldenizen http://instagram.com/bageldenizen http://twitch.tv/bageldenizen

You know what? Let's Place is TOO WET AND WILD for a regular update schedule. We'll be coming at you at, essentially, completely arbitrary moments, but at the bare minimum we're going to try to be here to help you celebrate all the HOT MOMENTS IN GAMING, like this year's E3! Luke is joined by Jordan and 3 new guests: Emily, Chelsea, and Lucas, to discuss 5 games from the 5 video games companies that held press events at E3 this year. YOUR GAMES THIS WEEK ARE: Make Your Own Murder Party, for PC; Breeders' Cup World Thoroughbred Championships, for Playstation 2 and Xbox; Kinectimals, for Xbox 360; Pet in TV, for Playstation; and Monkey Magic, for arcades. You can see the full, up-to-date list of ranked games at bit.ly/letsplace. And send a thanks to this week's guest Chelsea, @KnitSpecibus on Twitter, for meticulously reconstructing the list after I deleted it like a freakin' idiot!

Recorded on February 11th with Brian Fife, James Fingal and Thomas Westberg. This is not the oft-promised indie episode - it is something much better! When thinking about what he liked about indie games, Jim realized the aspect that he wanted to discuss was the innovative design elements in many of his favorite games. Innovative games often represent a thought experiment or a deliberate isolation or exaggeration of a specific game mechanic or component. This means that often, short form and indie games are the right format for this investigation. Brian also finally gets to complain about pixel art, and Tom startles the group with a shocking (ok, mildly interesting) confession. Referenced items: Match Three Game, Portal, Pong, Doom, Outsider Art, Legend of Zelda, Super Mario Bros., Dune Two, Literature of Exhaustion, Memento, Tower Defense, Bejeweled, Limbo, Fl0w, Osmos, Ingmar Bergman, Stephen Merchant, Electroplankton, Biophilia, Sonic the Hedgehog, Alien vs. Predator (FPS), Journey, Left 4 Dead, Halo, Hundreds, Galcon, ToeJam and Earl, Earthworm Jim, Battletoads, World of Goo, Shadow of the Colossus, Ico, Kinectimals, Kinect Party, Mario Party, WarioWare, Kongregate, Raving Rabbids, Mirror’s Edge, Dungeon Keeper, Holy Invasion of Privacy, Badman, Hoard, Starcraft, Sim Life, Spore, Eve Online, Red Dead Redemption, World of Tanks, Half Life, Counter-Strike, X-Com: UFO Defense, X-Com: Enemy Unknown, 10,000,000, PixelJunk, Ni No Kuni, Studio Ghibli, Dishonored, Mass Effect, Dungeon Raid, Pinball Arcade, Medieval Madness, Cirqus Voltaire, Pin*Bot, Black Knight 2000, Waking Mars, Sid Meier’s Pirates!, Lili, Letterpress.

Recorded on November 7th, 2012 with Brian Fife, James Fingal and Thomas Westberg. Incremental improvements in game hardware (faster processing speed, more colors/pixels, etc.) are inevitable each generation, but generally don’t enable new game concepts. Tom covers a history of transformative hardware/platform features, including advanced sound, mass optical storage and network connectivity. Jim reviews middleware platforms and the group discusses how third-party libraries and game platforms like Game Maker influence how games are built today. Links to referenced items: Pong, Computer Space, Gun Fight, Atari 2600, Fairchild Channel F, Breakout, Nintendo Entertainment System, Chiptune, Intellivison, Super Mario Bros., Legend of Zelda, Atari 7800, Ballblazer, Sierra, Pro Audio Spectrum 16, MIDI, Pinball Construction Set, Hard Drivin’, Battlezone, I, Robot, Doom, 3dfx, OpenGL, Wolfenstein 3D, Math co-processor, Ultima Eight, Goldeneye, Halo, Playstation One, Texture Mapping, Sega Genesis, Final Fantasy Seven, EEPROM, SRAM, Defender, R3000, Playstation Two, Emotion Engine, Middleware, Unreal Engine, id Tech, XBox, XBox Live, XBox 360, Playstation Three, Killer App, Jaguar, ColecoVision, Smurf: Rescue in Gargamel’s Castle, Analog Stick, Nintendo 64, Haptic Feedback, Audio Game, Pinching the Harmonica - Hypercritical Playstation Controller, “The Duke”, Wii, Power Glove, Wii Sports, Guitar Hero, Madden, Kinect, Mass Effect Three, Steel Battalion - Heavy Armor, Steel Battalion Controller, Kinectimals, The Gunstringer, Dance Central, Capacitive Touchscreen, App Store, Indie Game, Steam, Havok, Bink, PhysX, Deus Ex: Human Revolution Ragdoll Physics, Mirror’s Edge, Half Life Two, F.E.A.R., Oblivion, Dead Rising, Bioshock, Assassin’s Creed, Killzone, Red Faction, Heavy Rain, Rise of the Videogame Zinesters, GameMaker, Unity3D, A Slower Speed of Light, Unity Asset Store, Area 51, Return to Castle Wolfenstein, Unfinished Swan, Okami HD, The Basement Collection, Halo Four, Catherine, Mists of Pandaria, World of Tanks, Playstation Network, Letterpress, Game Center, X-Com: Enemy Unknown, Messing with the Aliens - Tobolds, Dawn of War Two, Super Hexagon, The Moron Test, Wario Ware.

Parfois, on parle avec des gens, et sans les prévenir on lance un générique, on commence une émission, et on pose des questions qui avaient été laissées de côté. Voici donc le second hors-série de Ça va trancher !

Dans cet épisode, Patrick, Jérome, Cédric & Korben vous parlent de... NEWS: WP7 Try and Like it.fr Les Lumia 800 arrivent Le micosondage facebook sur les OS iOS 5.0.1 beta APPS: Discover Spotify Android WebOS Squids ZAPPS: GarageBand (mise à jour iPhone) Kinectimals Espier Launcher J'aime ma ligne - RATP

How committed we are to reviewing the monthly video game industry headlines? We got iced in and patiently waited for the internet to be restored just for this podcast. Justin, Cole, Ethan, and Christina reconnect to bring you the headlines of Jan 2011. Send in your questions to simon@horriblenight.com or @TheHorribleShow Some thought it would never happen and some relationships were ruined in its creation, but we happy to bring you a cabin fever ridden edition of The Horrible Show. Cole has finally beaten Mass Effect 2, just in time for Ethan to start, so we may never actually be done talking about this game. Were you ever scared of telepathic gnomes? After this week’s On the Spot question you won’t be either. In ongoing quest to determine which headlines matter at all we set our sights on the new handheld gaming systems, actually compliment Activision, and come up with a much better way to screen the Heavy Rain movie. Finally, we say goodbye to Christina, who not only defied our advice, but her own psychical created advice warning her to stay away from the worst newest MMORPG not involving superheroes on the market. Show Notes Cast: JDevL, Colefacekilla, Wizardtrain187, Jadetiger CG Guide: Intro and Off-topic – (00:54 – 23:55) On the Spot Question – (23:56 – 30:40) Does January 2011 Matter? – (30:41 – 1:12:11) 3DS Pricing + PSP2/NGP – (30:57 – 38:57) Smell-O-Vision – (39:00 – 43:28) XBLA 2010 Sales Numbers – (43:29 – 47:34) Amnesia Sales – (47:35 – 52:26) Heavy Rain Movie – (52:28 – 57:06) World of Starcraft – (57:08 – 1:02:10) Kinect sells 8 million – (1:02:15 – 1:05:32) Telltale’s Games – (1:05:39 – 1:10:08) Will They Matter? – (1:10:10 – 1:12:11) HorribleNight.com Updates – (1:12:12 – 1:13:00) Shout Outs – (1:13:05 – 1:24:09) Threesomes of the Week: Cole – Spartacus, Delivering Happiness, Mass Effect 2 Christina – Cat Physics, The Boondock Saints II: All Saints Day, Bobby McFerrin Ethan – Bigger Stronger Faster, Miner Dig Deep, Dawn of War II: Retribution Beta Justin – The IT Crowd, Dead Space iPhone, Magicka Games: Mass Effect 2, Cat Physics, Miner Dig Deep, Dawn of War II: Retribution, Dead Space iPhone, Magicka, The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, Conker’s Bad Fur Day, Dead Space 2, Penumbra, Limbo, Dead Rising 2: Case Zero, Amnesia: The Dark Descent, Heavy Rain, StarCraft II, World of Warcraft, Dance Central, Kinectimals, Jurassica Park, The Walking Dead, Back to the Future: The Video Game, Final Fantasy XIV, Minecraft, Halo, Crysis 2, Bulletstorm References: 3 Ninjas, Jason Statham, Gnomeo and Juliet, Underpants Gnomes, Vanilla Ice – Jim Carrey, Toyota Robots, Halo Legends, Result of 39 Hours of Bulletstorm Demo Subscribe to the Horrible Show – New Episodes every Wednesday. RSS iTunes @TheHorribleShow – Twitter Formspring.me/horriblenight Related posts: Does February 2011 Matter? – The Horrible Show 030211 Does August 2011 Matter? – The Horrible Show 091411 Does July 2011 Matter? – The Horrible Show 081011

In questo episodio: Kinect batte Move 2 a 1, Onlive: funziona!, il gioco più sottovalutato del 2010, PS3 e PSP diventano open source, il 3DS sconsigliato ai bambini sotto ai 6 anni, Sifteo: la console scomponibile, buoni propositi per il 2011, Kinectimals, Enslaved, Gran Turismo 5, Back to the Future Ep. 1, Majin and the Forsaken Kingdom, Ilomilo, Brink Beta, Deadly Premonition, Infinity Blade, Decay, Vanquish

Jared and Kristin prank call best buy. Kristin says her kinectimal died and needs help bringing it back to life.Jared just...yells.. a lot...LIVE PRANK CALLS EVERY SINGLE WEEK!http://www.FridayNightCranks.com to watch live 9-11

In questo episodio: Call of Duty: Black Ops, Assassin’s Creed: Brotherhood, Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit, Vanquish, Guwange, PacMan Championship Edition DX, Rage per iPhone, Dance Central, Kinectimals, La verità di Vitoiuvara sulla chiusura del Corso per Videogiocatori Professioni- sti, risultati del sondaggio di PdV ed estrazione maglietta, Kinect + Move: test sul campo, Activision: l’impero del male?, la fine dei giochi musicali, giochi indie: le recensioni escono meglio, OnLive vive, teaser di Players...

There have been a lot of new releases this month, time to settle in and discuss what Justin, Cole, Ethan, and Christina have been playing. We dig into Black Ops, Dance Central, AC Brotherhood, Rock Band 3 without trying to be that guy. Send in your questions to simon@horriblenight.com or @TheHorribleShow The Cursed podcast crew proves how agile they are when a topic schedule change has them refocus at the last minute. But really, how hard can it be when it comes to talking about the games we’ve been playing the last month. Things almost derail immediately during the Threesomes of the Week when Ethan picks on Navy Seals and Hitler and Darth Vader do battle. In the spirit of our new editorial series Don’t Be That Guy, the On the Spot question asks “What guy are you?” Seems easy enough, except the answer may not be as straightforward for Christina. We finally get to the games of the month and talk through our experiences with Call of Duty: Black Ops, Supreme Commander 2, Mass Effect, Dance Central, Assassin’s Creed Brotherhood, BioShock 2 Minerva’s Den, Crackdown 2 Toy Box, Rock Band 3, Enslaved: Odyssey to the West, and Red Dead Redemption. Before we take off Ethan tries to sell his cat while Viacom tries to sell Harmonix. Show Notes Cast: JDevL, Colefacekilla, Wizardtrain187, Jadetiger CG Guide: Intro and Off-topic – (00:49 – 18:52) On the Spot Question – (18:58 – 23:48) What We’re Playing – (24:00 – 1:06:26) Ethan – (24:00 – 31:59) Cole – (32:01 – 38:52) Christina – (39:00 – 51:13) Justin – (51:14 – 1:06:26) HorribleNight.com Updates – (1:06:30 – 1:09:28) Shout Outs – (1:10:00 – 1:14:10) Threesomes of the Week: Cole: Epic Rap Battles of History, How Lucky You Can Be, Mass Effect Ethan: Dragonfly, When in Rome, The Navy Seal Workout Christina: Scott Pilgrim vs The World: The Game, 30 Rock, Unstoppable Justin: Conan, Prince of Persia, Trainyard Games: Mass Effect, Scott Pilgrim vs The World: The Game, Trainyard, Halo, Final Fantasy VI, Chrono Trigger, Secret of Mana, Fallout, Fallout: New Vegas, Rock Band, Call of Duty: Black Ops, Supreme Commander 2, Dance Central, Assassin’s Creed Brotherhood, BioShock 2, Crackdown 2, Just Cause 2, Rock Band 3, Enslaved: Odyssey to the West, Red Dead Redemption, Kinectimals, Blur, Geometry Wars References: Unstoppable SNL Trailer, Don’t Be That Guy, Team America, Kinect FAIL videos, Enslaved Review, Subscribe to the Horrible Show – New Episodes every Wednesday. RSS iTunes @TheHorribleShow – Twitter Related posts: The Horrible Show 01-05-11: Does December 2010 Matter? The Horrible Show 11-10-10: Does October 2010 Matter? The Horrible Show 09-08-10: Holiday 2010 Hit List

The Red Show is back! Doc, Dave, and Lono discuss Black Ops, Kinect, Dance Central, Kinectimals, Gamers Outreach, and more. Welcome to the 136th episode of the Sarcastic Gamer podcast. The Red Show.

Before October gets too far away we take a look back at the top headlines of last month to see if any of them matter. Justin, Cole, Ethan, and Christina pick apart New Vegas bugs, Raven layoffs, Bethesda acquisitions, and everything BlizzCon. Send in your questions to simon@horriblenight.com or @TheHorribleShow It seems like it’s been a month since we talked about industry news. It’s time to get caught up with what exactly happened in October and figure out if any of the stories will have a long term effect on the industry. Of course though, before we can do that we need to talk about Threesomes. Ethan continues to put his loved ones through bad movies and we can’t help but wonder when his wife will turn on him. Our On the Spot Question this week is “Which hyped game do you not care about at all?” where Justin revels in avoiding Call of Duty: Black Ops completely. After scanning the headlines, Cole relives our arcade glory days, and Christina tries to fight map pack pricing even though she can’t fight Halo. Cole and Justin wrap things up with the odder aspects Kinect. Our advice, beware of our YouTube page for the near future. Show Notes Cast: JDevL, Colefacekilla, Wizardtrain187, Jadetiger CG Guide: Intro and Off-topic – (00:57 – 19:26) On the Spot Question – (19:30 – 26:12) Does September 2010 Matter? – (26:15 – 1:04:48) Super Scribblenauts – (26:38 – 31:17) New Vegas Bugs – (31:19 – 36:25) Raven Layoffs – (36:29 – 41:19) X-Men Arcade – (41:24 – 44:50) Zenimax Acquisition – (44:52 – 48:40) Halo: Reach Map Pack – (49:14 – 53:24) Costume Quest – (53:26 – 57:35) BlizzCon – (57:37 – 1:02:12) Will They Matter? – (1:02:15 – 1:04:48) HorribleNight.com Updates – (1:04:49 – 1:06:01) Shout Outs – (1:06:02 – 1:12:31) Threesomes of the Week: Cole: The Walking Dead, Mass Effect, Kinect Christina: BioShock 2: Minerva’s Den, Dexter is Delicious, Despicable Me Ethan: Supreme Commander 2, Predators, Mini Marathon Justin: The Guild, Scott Pilgrim, Kinectimals Games: Dance Central, Kinect Adventures, BioShock 2, Supreme Commander 2, Kinectimals, Halo: Reach, StarCraft II, Fable III, Call of Duty: Black Ops, Super Scribblenauts, Fallout: New Vegas, Singularity, Soldier of Fortune, Wolfenstein, X-Men, Costume Quest, Diablo 3, World of Warcraft: Cataclysm, Mass Effect Subscribe to the Horrible Show – New Episodes every Wednesday. RSS iTunes @TheHorribleShow – Twitter Related posts: The Horrible Show 10-20-10: What We’re Playing October 2010 The Horrible Show 11-17-10: What We’re Playing November 2010 The Horrible Show 01-05-11: Does December 2010 Matter?

It's time for Microsoft Kinect! We take everyone through the setup process, show you what the room looks like under infrared light, show Video Kinect, and then play Kinect Adventures, Joy Ride, and KINECTIMALS! (Note: the trolls returned near the end for a little bit.)

It's time for Microsoft Kinect! We take everyone through the setup process, show you what the room looks like under infrared light, show Video Kinect, and then play Kinect Adventures, Joy Ride, and KINECTIMALS! (Note: the trolls returned near the end for a little bit.)