Podcasts about king's quest

This week, we're playing a game that made us so angry, we had to yell about it. And to do this, we brought in the internet's best angry yeller: Pearlmania500.Comedian Alex Pearlman hangs out to tell us a bit about politic and then the 1994 “edutainment” game Wrath of the Gods. Matt talks a bit about Loco Motive, Roses talks a bit about Kings Quest 8, and we rank a few adventure games.Pearlmania500 Linktree:https://linktr.ee/pearlmania500Wrath of the Gods:https://www.wrathgame.com/Email us! mattandroses@gmail.comGames Mentioned: · Stardew Valley · Minecraft · Skyrim · Outer Worlds · Vampire Survivors · Kings Quest VII · Hoyle Card Games · Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego? · Oregon Trail · Loco Motive · Wrath of the Gods · Legend of Zelda · Ben Jordan: Paranormal Investigator – Case 1: In Search of the Skunk Ape · Tangle Tower · Madness of the Architect · Lifeless Moon · Secret Doctrine

Guess what folks? The season of spookiness is upon us, and your spooky queen PushingUpRoses reins it in with Matt Aukamp, the real-life inspiration for Jack Skellington and their terrifying guest, Paul Korman – The Phantom Fellow himself.Paul talks to us about his newly-released game The Phantom Fellows (available on Steam https://store.steampowered.com/app/1581490/The_Phantom_Fellows/and GOG https://www.gog.com/en/game/the_phantom_fellows) and other various things about adventure games in general.Then, we dive into the spooky-adjacent classic Sierra adventure Kings Quest IV: The Perils of RosellaPlus, PlayDate with Matt and ranking every adventure game ever!Absconded.Email us! mattandroses@gmail.comGames Mentioned: Uno Devil's Hideout The Heist of the Argonaut Limited Post Hero Bloom SIMULACRA Tender: Creature Comforts Fields of Mistria The Phantom Fellows Strange Horticulture King's Quest IV: The Perils of Rosella Miasmata Violett Free D.C.! And Then There Were None Clam Man

The wait is over: Borderlands is available to watch at home, from sources legitimate and nefarious depending on your preferred flavour. We also talk the retro de-make of Kings Quest 6, Control 2 and potential TV and Movie stuff based on Alan Wake and other Remedy properties, Longlegs, Mr Robot and more!Borderlands is streaming already - https://www.theverge.com/2024/8/30/24232389/borderlands-movie-review-interview-video-on-demandControl 2 is coming - https://www.vg247.com/alan-wake-and-control-tv-and-movies-on-the-way-thanks-to-partnership If you'd like to support the show head on over to our Patreon and for as little as $1 a month you can become a member and get the show a bit earlier than everybody else. And if you want more show then for $5 a month you can get The After Party where we keep talking for another 15-30 mins every week.You can also show your support for free by leaving us a lovely five star review on your preferred podcast platform. We'll appreciate it and so will the new listeners it will help to find the show!

PushingUpRoses and Matt Aukamp introduce you to their brand new podcast: Save Your Game! We talk about how we got into adventure games, some of our favorites, and Quest For Glory V: Dragon Fire. Then, we dig in deep on 2022's Perfect Tides.Email us: MattandRoses@gmail.comGames Discussed: Swanky Maximino Kings Quest III: To Heir is Human Callahan's Crosstime Saloon Kings Quest V: Absence Makes the Heart Go Yonder Secret of Monkey Island Curse of Monkey Island Dust: Tale of the Wired West Toonstruck Escape from Monkey Island Sanitarium Quest for Glory V: Dragon Fire Perfect Tides Adventures of Willy Beamish

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A timeless tale of love begins with a young Prince following the stars to his obsession. My first time playing this. No need to experience the previous titles to understand this game. Intro & credits presented at the end of the video. Described for the visually impaired. Thanks for joining me... CluelessGorilla@gmail.com Youtube version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TNGtFRA1iDI Website with polls: https://gorillasplaythrough.wordpress.com/

The boys were due to record a meticulously planned podcast, but then our host dropped out so Mark, Chazzee, Nick, and Andy ramble incoherently for the best part of 2 hours about a bunch of completely not new video games, including Days Gone, Civilization VI, Kings Quest, Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker, and Bejeweled. Also there are technical issues. You can find additional content by us over on the LGR website at www.lapsedgamer.com and you can get in touch with us via Twitter @lapsedgamer You can also see our videos over on YouTube at http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAGtlQOKR97vqxhyXekAVwg Our streams can be seen at Twitch.tv/LapsedGamer The Lapsed Gamer Radio Team created this episode. Edited by Mark Hamer Original LGR themes, FX and music cues created and composed by Mark Hamer. You can stream or directly download our episodes via our Podbean homepage https://lapsedgamerradio.podbean.com If you're enjoying our content, please subscribe to and review Lapsed Gamer Radio on Apple Podcasts.

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Ken and Roberta Williams created Sierra On-Line in 1979 with their first graphical adventure game for the Apple II compute "Mystery House". From these humble beginnings the world opened up for them and with games such as Police Quest, Space Quest, Leisure Suit Larry and Kings Quest, Sierra rocketed to the top of the charts and became one of the biggest game publishers in the world. Today we meet Ken and discuss those early days, and find out a little more about his history and his exciting new game.

Corrective Consciousness Podcast 256 w/ LotusPrince, Dracologist, and Vysethebold! This week the guys discuss the legacy of Roberta Williams and her time at Sierra with the legendary King's Quest series!

As we wrap up our time in Matthew's Gospel we see Jesus commissioning his disciples to go out into the world to make disciples. What does that mean for you and me?

As our heroes conquered back the small village of Purity's Reach, a mysterious Priestess calls them to a much greater mission. After gathering supplies through Stormfell on the way, the party meets confrontation before the King calls upon them to save the Kingdom from darkness. music by: Kow Otani Ambience and other sounds by: Fantasy Ambience

Season 3 Episode 1 Episode 73 We take a deep dive into the King's Quest series.  Please join us and play a few games in the series.  Rob recommends trying to play King's Quest 1. If it's a bit too primitive for you, Try King's Quest 6. If that is still not to your liking, please try the King's Quest from 2015. If you go that route, please at least watch a few walkthrough videos of 1,3 and 4 before playing. It will really add to the story. You can purchase the older games in bulk for really cheap. There are updated VGA and SVGA versions in this collection. The 2015 King's quest is also really cheap and just a fantastic game. There are also free remakes by ADG of the original games that are free and make it really easy to install and play on modern computers.   Music from The Sierra Chest

Welcome to Dev Game Club, where this week we welcome another interview, this time with industry veteran and current VP of Design at Schell Games, Harley Baldwin. Harley talks about her path through the industry and about her time especially at LucasArts and Republic Commando, on which she served as a level designer. Dev Game Club looks at classic video games and plays through them over several episodes, providing commentary. Podcast breakdown: 0:45 Interview 1:25:23 Break 1:25:51 Feedback Issues covered: how Harley got her start, planning to get into photographic printing, crashing a friend's interview, knowing a tuck-in top from a hang-over top, figuring out technical art challenges, getting a programmer to do some interpolation, emergence of digital cameras, the unsung heroism of technical art, making one kind of data into another kind of data, overlapping art and engineering, figuring out how to blend animations for locomotion, learning from designers via over-the-shoulder watching, the three-point slice, trying to figure out how to build stuff, moving to design, not having to worry about both the architecture and the gameplay at the same time, getting designers to play and talk, becoming a lead systems designer, communicating the use of systems, advocating for designs, VR and location-based entertainment, hard and interesting problems, encouraging design skill overlap, getting the design document on day one, LucasArts using proprietary technology and the internal controversy, believing you need the author of the engine in-house, the conversations between level designers, talking about how to make the bridge moment, building momentum, speaking level designers' language, coming on late and fixing cover bugs and optimizing spaces, figuring out how and whether to do jungle, arguing over the spotlights, trying to find solutions together, level ownership, getting enough distance to see what needs to be real or what needs to be smoke and mirrors, the creepiness of the Prosecutor, giving the designer you once were a talking to, getting stuck on Troy's level, designing to the peak experience, the story of what a designer is trying to say, finishing your own level on hard... over a few hours, QA beating it eventually, lacking storytelling tools and using design tools like difficulty, door breaches and hints, the "doors and hallways engine," how to tackle a dwarf spider droid, still figuring things out as you ship, building to a character moment, being in the perfect spot, the old home tour of enemies, "hey player, you can handle this now," "Brett's favorite room," the energy and communication of that team, "Nobody reads your docs," designers and difficulty, "when do you turn off god mode," watching people play, your applicant pool of user testing players, three things you'd change about project/process, fumbling towards scrum/agile, how seeing where the squad was going changed the game dramatically, VR and its problems to solve, meeting Harley for the first time, the Starfighter pie meeting, Pi Day, Tim delivers a pie to Brett's apartment, "I might worry about a random pie," East Coast geography, the team helping get you through the making of the game, the special atmosphere of LucasArts, good people working with good people, defending Tim's honor, difficulty and Constraint Satisfaction Problems, Boss Keys series, Longo Calrisian, positioning and leadership, lowering ammo and tuning towards the focus fire mechanic, the hot targets, differences between PC and Xbox, difficulty codes, marketing, Starfighter III: Jedi Starfighter II: Starfighter Outcast or Reti Player One, a plea for orbital strikes in more video games. Games, people, and influences mentioned or discussed: American Laser Games/Her Interactive, LucasArts, Indiana Jones and the Infernal Machine, Starfighter (series), RTX Red Rock, Crystal Dynamics, Tomb Raider (series), Demiurge, Nihilistic Software, Rock Band, Resistance, Call of Duty, Schell Games, PhotoStyler, McKenzie & Company, Mad Dog McCree, Drug Wars, 3D0, Vampire Diaries, Nancy Drew (series), Debabelizer, Jedi Knight, Reed Knight, X-COM: The Bureau, Jesse Schell, Disney VR, Unreal, Galactic Battlegrounds, Age of Empires, Outlaws, Troy Mashburn, Pat Sirk, Jesse Moore, Juli Logemann, Uncharted, Kevin "Schmitty" Schmitt, Xbox, Microsoft, Jeffrey "Pinecone" Sondin-Kung, I Expect You to Die, Until You Fall, PlayStation VR, GDC, David Collins, Blarg42, Anachronox, Violet B. Trudel, Pokemon, Oliver Uvman, Sokoban, Super Mario Bros 3, Stephen's Sausage Roll, Final Fantasy XIII-2, King's Quest, Gothic Chocobo, Game Maker's Toolkit, Mark Brown, Zelda (series), Leon Buckel, Greg Knight, Sam Thomas, June, Jocko Willink, Leif Babin, Dark Forces, GameSpot, Billy/The2ndQuest, Clone Wars, Star Wars Rebels, Forza, Tetris99, Animal Crossing, Charlie Rocket, Kirby's Epic Yarn, Epic Mickey, Final Fantasy VI, Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars, Kirk Hamilton, Aaron Evers. Next time: Another Interview? Twitch: brettdouville, instagram:timlongojr, @brett_douville, @timlongojr, and @devgameclub DevGameClub@gmail.com

Hosts Mat Bradley-Tschirgi and William Thrasher discuss Wizard and the Princess. Adding color to the graphics that made Mystery House a smash, Wizard and the Princess is a worse game. Long mazes clutter up the flow, puzzles are more obtuse, and the ending is not worth the journey. Its focus on variants of fairy tale tropes is a preview of the eventual King's Quest series designer Roberta Williams would become famous for a few years later. For completists only.  Follow the show on Twitter @Sequelcast2 Like our Sequelcast 2 Facebook Page Sequelcast 2 is delighted to be a member of The Batman Podcast Network. Hear more great podcasts here! Watch Thrasher's tabletop RPG YouTube show d-infinity Live!. Listen to Marc with a C's music podcast Discography. Buy One Starry Night, a Cthulhu Live scenario Thrasher contributed to, from DriveThruRPG!  Buy Mat's new book The Films of Uwe Boll Vol. 1: The Video Game Movies!  Watch Alex Miller's YouTube series The Trailer Project!

Episode 74: Anna and Paul sit down with Chad Armstrong to talk a bit about himself and his fan project, King's Quest I - Redux. Follow up on Chad's work over at his website: http://www.edenwaith.com   Come join the discussion and the community! Follow us on Facebook: www.Facebook.com/ClassicGamersGuild www.Facebook.com/groups/ClassicGamersGuild Instagram: @CGGpodcast And Twitter: @TheCGGuild Donate as low as $1 per month on our Patreon to unlock exclusive content and bonus episodes: www.patreon.com/ClassicGamersGuild "CGG Theme" and "A Minor Concussion" by The Volume Remote www.thevolumeremote.com Intro greeting by Hope Kodman VonStarnes

Welcome back to Torchlit Tavern! Hey Tavern Goers, Before our heros can get into what happens next, we first need to figure out what Grimm and Roy did right under our noses. After a secret meeting over a week ago our boys in black did a crime... a few crimes. Big Crimes. Don't forget to rate and review us on your favorite podcast app, We stream on stitcher, apple podcasts, and spotify. And if you like us please support us on Patreon athttps://www.patreon.com/TorchlitTavern Arc four Intro Music Written by Mason Santos @masonxsantosRemixed by Jameson Oxford Torchlit Tavern Emblem designed by Mitchell Travis Edited By Jameson Oxford Social Media stuff: Group FB- https://www.facebook.com/Torchlit-Tav... Group Twitter - https://twitter.com/TorchlitTavern Ryan Twitter - https://twitter.com/ryanSCBsantos Jay Twitter - https://twitter.com/AgentBeige Randall/Redactyl Instagram - @ArgoOmega Jeff Twitter - https://twitter.com/BiG_J_thebadman Mitch - Is Bruce Strana - Is Sobobos/Bobp Mr Grimm's Awakened Undead Race Created by - Mox22 on DnDBeyond You can also check out episodes on Youtube. Please enjoy the show. Sounds from FreeSound.org Music and Sound by Syrinscape.https://store.syrinscape.com/what-is-syrinscape/?attBecause Epic games need Epic game sounds Ice Flow by Kevin MacLeodLink: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3898-ice-flowLicense: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Cold Funk by Kevin MacLeodLink: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3522-cold-funkLicense: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Music from https://filmmusic.io"Infados" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com)License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)

Ya estamos aquí otra quincena más, desde el asilo más friki de la podcasfera y en esta ocasión en Cuando todo esto era campo, quería hablaros de los dibujitos de Calimero y en Te vas a quedar ciego con tanta maquinita del videojuego King's Quest I. No esperes que te lo cuenten y dale al play. Como a modo recordatorio: * La canción que suena es: Dirty dees done dirt cheap de AC/DC *Los podcasts recomendados son: El Banco: https://www.ivoox.com/podcast-banco-podcast_sq_f1809625_1.html Carmenia en casa: https://www.ivoox.com/podcast-carmenia-casa_sq_f1869900_1.html * En la sección de recomendaciones: - Ralph Rompe Internet - Beastar (Netflix) - DC Super Heroes Girls (Netflix) Los canales de Telegram para ver Calimero: Calimero y Priscila: https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFPMFLL6rO4ngvw0pg Calimero y Valeriano: https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAFEo0yl5DEKcuGafJA Enlace al juego: King's Quest (Remake AGD Interactive): http://www.agdinteractive.com/games/kq1/

Episode 65: This episode was recorded on International Women's Day, and so Paul has been replaced by special guests Sarah Kelley and Anna Vigue to talk about King's Quest 4.   Come join the discussion and the community! Follow us on Facebook: www.Facebook.com/ClassicGamersGuild www.Facebook.com/groups/ClassicGamersGuild Instagram: @CGGpodcast And Twitter: @TheCGGuild Donate as low as $1 per month on our Patreon to unlock exclusive content and bonus episodes: www.patreon.com/ClassicGamersGuild "CGG Theme" and "A Minor Concussion" by The Volume Remote www.TheVolumeRemote.com  Intro greeting by Hope Kodman VonStarnes

Welcome to Dev Game Club, where this week we engage in a little bonus talk about 2014's Sid Meier's Civilization: Beyond Earth. We talk about the game's strengths and iterations over Civ III and also the things that particular work for the hosts in the game, before turning to a brief celebration of our episode 200 and some feedback. Dev Game Club looks at classic video games and plays through them over several episodes, providing commentary. Sections played: A few hours of Beyond Earth (9 for Brett, 15 for Tim) Podcast breakdown: 0:57   Beyond Earth Discussion 40:31 Break 41:16 Ep 200 and Feedback Issues covered: how much Beyond Earth we played, getting its hooks in, knowing you've lost, many types of victories, pursuing victory types, not stacking units, board game simplicity, being mocked by other leaders, having a good set-up for interest if not for victory, being condemned for violence against aliens, getting over the hump, the huge benefit of tooltip additions, integrating advisors into the UI, the web of technology rather than the linear development, more visually parsable tech web, colorblind settings in Civ III, affinity colors and positions, exploring the tech web, adding RPG elements/progression to units, expanding your city, preferring the tone and setting, putting money into an opening cinematic, Brett's Book Recommendations, 200th episode surprises, the castle flip, being into the JRPG nonsense, our good fortune in interviews, spending time with immersive sims, Brett unwraps a thing, our poster with six Easter Eggs (true video game fashion), a heartfelt thank you from a listener, our own thank you to our listeners, some gentle ribbing about our ability to count, whether designers should be programmers, not being held back by what you know to be possible, being able to communicate clearly between design and engineering, the value of communicating and terminology, Caveman Tim, finding a way to say yes as an engineer, laying out logical steps for programmers, following up on older episodes, why Shenmue contracts down to having a job, autobiography in Shenmue, the Civilopedia being what you can do and not what you should do, Civilopedia as a legacy feature, a fantasy Civ. Games, people, and influences mentioned or discussed: Sid Meier's Alpha Centauri, Jurassic Park, Dark Souls, Confucius, Boris Johnson, Shenmue, Simon Parkin, A Game of Birds and Wolves, The New Yorker, Metroid (series), Castlevania (series), Alex Neuse, SNES, PlayStation, Kingdom Hearts (series), Disney, MYST (series), Final Fantasy (series), Persona 5, Prey (2017), David Brevik, Robyn Miller, Ken Levine, Bill Roper, King's Quest, Space Quest, Mark Crowe, DOOM (1993), Diablo, Quake, System Shock II, Hitman 2, Deus Ex, Thief, Ultima Underworld, Arkane Studios, Dishonored (series), Giant BeastCast, Vinny Caravella, Aaron Evers, Mark Sean Garcia, Devil May Cry, Mario 64, Halo, Skyrim, Fallout, Gothic Chocobo, Pokemon, Game Maker's Toolkit, Johnny Grattan, John Romero, Murray Lorden, Roberta Williams, David Perry, Shiny Entertainment, Republic Commando, MDK, Ben "from Iowa" Zaugg, Warcraft (series), Jedi Starfighter, GTA III, Bill & Ted Face the Music, Yu Suzuki, Björn Johannson, Magic: The Gathering, Warren Linam-Church, Mikael Danielsson, Master of Magic, GOG.com, MicroProse, Ultima VII, SimTech, Master of Orion, Wargaming, Star Control II. Brett's Book Recommendations: For Civ III: A Game of Birds and Wolves by Simon Parkin For Shenmue: What I Carry by Jennifer Longo Next time: more Civ bonuses! Twitch: brettdouville, instagram:timlongojr, @brett_douville, @timlongojr, and @devgameclub DevGameClub@gmail.com

We travel to a distant planet, explore amazing places, discover new species and kick the shit out of them. All this AND MORE™! Games discussed: Journey to the Savage Planet, We Were Here, A Plague Tale: Innocence, Kentucky Route Zero, Dreams, Persona 5 Scramble, Wands, Red Matter, Moss, King's Quest 5, Hypnospace Outlaw , Farming Sim 19, satisfactory, Starcraft Ghost, Wonderful 101, Untitled Goose Game   Join us on Discord: discord.eightandahalfbit.com   Follow us on twitter! Eight and a Half Bit: @8AndAHalfBit James: @JamesBowling Paul: @MrParoxysm Sam: @Methrend

My guest today is Harrison G. Pink, a world designer who currently works on Mafia 3 at Hangar 13 and has previously worked on the Walking Dead and Tales from the Borderlands at Telltale. We talk about growing up in Bermuda, solving Kings Quest puzzles while playing in the sea, how shareware trading and PC helped him through boarding school, how Myst changed his life and why The Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker seemed like a game made just for him. We also hit on the storytelling potential of games, how endless hours of Unreal helped him hone his early game design chops, how Megaman made him bite his controller and why Bastion is perfect. "What do they call it when everything intersects?" "The Bermuda Triangle." PATREON - patreon.com/checkpoints iTunes HERE - SUBSCRIBE / RATE / REVIEW Games discussed: Mafia 3, The Walking Dead, Dark Castle, Myst, The Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker, Math Blaster, Doom, King's Quest, Command & Conquer, Zork, Starcraft, Unreal, Smash Brothers, Geometry Wars, Megaman 2, Bastion, Giants: Citizen Kabuto, Another World

Following on from our DGC series on 2002's Eternal Darkness, we talk with designer Brad Furminger, who got his start at Silicon Knights working on Eternal Darkness and an earlier version of Too Human. We talk about design choices on Eternal Darkness and get lots of little stories. Podcast breakdown: 0:42 Interview segment 1:03:35 Break 1:04:06 Feedback Issues covered: getting in with geographical luck, progressively getting into deeper discussions with a future employer, becoming second party with Nintendo, being at a teaching developer, diversity of background and interests, structuring for various characters, studying the game bible, working with tough tools, the "glamour" of game development, having an intense crunch, what doesn't kill you makes you stronger, not being able to show fear, having a learning moment that lasts, a four-room prototype, meeting ED, building worlds and universes and not just individual games, a universe with mystery, diversity of characters, a strong positive female role model, the ancient ones and their machinations, establishing the importance of places in the world, building and rebuilding the world, returning to a place and knowing where to go, blending the player and character experience, the meta effects, the adventure game beginnings, sanity effects coming from the whole team, incorporating good ideas as a designer, Brad's favorite meta sanity effect, the difficulty of going low sanity, "You need keys that aren't keys," illustrative koans, finding ways to connect Alex through the chapters as keys, teaching the player to navigate the unknown, Nintendo's excellent QA department, finding a weird.... hardware bug?, PEBCAC, sacrificing a feature to make the game a little more approachable, seeing the flaws in our own work, making not enough use of the body part targeting, having to change to Pargon for Japanese, the magic system, developing around four plays, the percentage of people who finish a game having started it, hoping rather than expecting people would play more than once, making changes that cut down on differentiation of playthroughs but benefited QA, getting into teaching, getting experimental in classes, the impact of 9/11 on Eternal Darkness, Bush invoking the Crusades, incorporating development lessons into teaching, a game recommendation, the impact of fans in keeping games alive and playable, usability testing and playtesting, getting information about the whole player, blind testing, having that discomfort and not saying anything about play, getting a sense of what the player is experiencing, giving voice to what you're playing, pushback on playtesting, using different departments to playtest, seeing and not reading, usability issues again. Games, people, and influences mentioned or discussed: World of Warcraft, Silicon Knights, Metal Gear Solid: Twin Snakes, Too Human, Bedlam Games, D&D: Daggerdale, George Brown College, Toronto Film School, Denis Dyack, Legacy of Kain: Blood Omen, Full Sail, DigiPen, Sandbox Studios, Digital Extremes, PlayStation 1, Nintendo 64, GameCube, Nintendo, Ted Travor, Sierra, King's Quest, Space Quest, Robyn Miller, MYST, Lovecraft, Shigeru Miyamoto, Trevor Fencott, Runbow, 13AM Games, Jedi Starfighter, DLC Podcast, Jeff Cannata, Christian Spicer, Alynne O., FromSoft, Shadow Tower Abyss, Metroid Prime, Half-Life 2, King's Field, Dark Souls/Bloodborne, Owen Lawson, TIE Fighter, X-Com, Dark Forces, Planescape: Torment, Star Control 2, Stardock, Lucas Rizoli, Microsoft, Republic Commando, Michael Abbott, Valve, Blizzard, Jeffrey Sondin-Kung (Pinecone), LEC-Game Theory, Zachary Crownover, Johnny Pockets, John Romero, Persona 5. Links: Patrick Klepek on Mizzurna Falls Next time: Up to level 20 (?ish) in World of Warcraft https://twitch.tv/brettdouville, @timlongojr, and @devgameclub DevGameClub@gmail.com

Welcome to Dev Game Club, where we this week we continue our series on 1993's seminal FPS DOOM. We spend some time especially on level design and the environments and specifically how they feel different from the first, as well as other topics. Dev Game Club looks at classic video games and plays through them over several episodes, providing commentary. Sections played: Episode two! Issues covered: figuring out where we actually are, Hell bleeding through, chaotic and asymmetric geometry, non-critical path key use, additional exploration, pace of play then and now, Tim uses the "I-word" on a non-explicit podcast, immersion then and now, speed of play in the 2016 sequel, cover and higher lethality in modern shooters, reasons shooters slowed down, getting use out of smaller amounts of play-time, the authoring of levels then and now, expectations of differing business models, wanting to live in the space for longer, using the keys to get weapons rather than just to get to the exit, communicating change to the player, setting and rules surprises, cosmic horror influence, specialization of level design, holistic differences, teleporter and stair and platform use, where you got your shareware in 1993, Steam collecting data on cards and such vs Quake_Test, simple puzzle, dungeon master influence, using lighting for effect, AI rules, emergent behavior, escalation of clutter from human body parts to demon body parts, knockback, having additional sprites/frames, communicating AI state visually, closing the Pokemon Pandora's Box, diving deep on EVs and IVs and fans finding a way, high degrees of systems plus social equals success?, slimness of Nintendo UI, Nintendo patching glitches out, Marathon on modern systems, pitch-counting your Pokemon battles, areas to run through in games that are okay. Games, people, and influences mentioned or discussed: John Romero, Sandy Petersen, Wolfenstein 3D, Call of Cthulhu, Quake, Half-Life, Tomb of Horrors, Tom Hall, Anachronox, Predator, Splinter Cell, Nintendo, fulltilted, Bard's Tale Remastered, Prey, System Shock 2, Deus Ex, Eye of the Beholder, King's Quest, Wizard and the Princess, Pokemon, Gothic Chocobo, Mario Maker 2, Patrick Klepek, Waypoint, Smash Bros, Marathon, Alelph One, Ultima Underworld, System Shock, Daggerfall, Chris Mead, Ben Zaugg, minatorrent, Tomb Raider, Metroid: Samus Returns. Next time: The final episode! https://twitch.tv/brettdouville, @timlongojr, and @devgameclub DevGameClub@gmail.com

Muito bom dia, boa tarde, boa noite meus amigos, meus amores da internet! Estamos hoje falando sobre os amados Adventure Games. De onde surgiram? Qual a importância deles? E o que uma tirolesa usando uma galinha de borracha tem a ver com isso? Desde os text-based Adventure Games até o legado que eles deixaram na nossa cultura nos games, vamos falar sobre tudo isso (e muito mais)! Participam deste episódio: Vitor Murano (@cazu_murano), Diego Lopes (@diihgg), Bruno (Ovelha) e Arthur Caetano (@king_artorias). Jogos recomendados Jogo do Ovelha Jogo do Cazu Jogo do Arthur Jogo do Diego Imagens utilizadas Mystery House (1980) primeiro Adventure Game com imagens.The Wizard and the Princess (1980), jogo que precede King's Quest como Adventure Game de fantasia.O primeiro King's Quest lançado para o PCJr. em 1984.Maniac Mansion (1987) usando a SCUMM engine.A tirolesa com a galinha de borracha do The Secret of Monkey Island (1990) Teaser do Episódio: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jvhRyCOuiGc Veja a animação com o teaser do episódio

Welcome to Dev Game Club, where this week we turn to 1991's Super Castlevania IV, due to the series having its anniversary this year. We talk about quite a lot of stuff, including its arcade nature but also its nods to the home market, its tone and setting ,how it teaches stuff, an a host of other topics. Dev Game Club looks at classic video games and plays through them over several episodes, providing commentary. Sections played: The first two stages Podcast breakdown: 0:42 Castlevania Discussion 46:32 Break 47:11 Feedback Issues covered: games in 1991, the arcade nature of this title, Metroidvania, arcade elements, common approaches to design, making Simon feel heavier and different, remaking Castlevania, the different approaches of other Castlevania games, playing something so old school, learning skills along the way, learning timing, using layers in Mode 7, exploring with some depth, jumping levels and stair climbing, the cool thing you can do with the new hardware, the multiple uses of the whip, powering up the whip, discovering that you can whip the background, teaching moments, enemy design, cursing the bobbing medusa heads, ramping the difficulty on enemies, mixing up enemies by plussing them up, putting all the enemies in the manual, possible sales technique, multi-phase bosses, patterns to detect in their movement, using sprites to lengthen out a spine, fighting the boss mid-level, seeing the boss's health level throughout the level, balancing difficulty, JRPGs, your weapons of choice, using hearts as ammo, the original name Dracula Satanic Castle, satanic panic of the 80s in the US, the animated series, talking about the many entries, the many places this series has gone, a Singing Review, uses for players guides, prodding you to think, developers working with players guides, getting Mew and Mewtwo in Pokemon, Japanese development. Games, people, and influences mentioned or discussed: Link to the Past, Super Mario World, Sonic the Hedgehog, Final Fantasy IV (/II), Civilization 1, Megaman 4, Monkey Island 2, Metroid 2: Samus Returns, Streetfighter 2, Another World/Out of this World, Super Ghouls 'n' Ghosts, Neverwinter Nights, Road Rash, Tecmo Bowl, Konami, Silent Hill, Metal Gear Solid, Contra, Frogger, Pro Evo, Dance Dance Revolution, Castlevania: Symphony of the Night, GameBoy Advance/Nintendo DS, Bionic Commando, Indiana Jones, Dungeons and Dragons, Bram Stoker, Netflix, Warren Ellis, Hideo Kojima, Platinum Studios, SNES Classic, MJVogt85, Paranoid Android, Radiohead, Moby, Magnus Carlsson, MYST, Riven, John from Cincinnati, The Wizard and the Princess, Space Quest, King's Quest, Baldur's Gate, Fallout, Obduction, Infocom, Sierra, Robyn Miller, Rand Miller, David Wingrove, Dark Horse, The Witcher, Starfighter, Jedi Starfighter, Republic Commando, Fallout 3, Skyrim, The 2nd Quest, Disney, Imagineering, Jonathan Ackley, Chris Pavis, Rob Huebner, The Journeyman Project, Presto Studios, UbiSoft, ScummVM, ResidualVM, Gothic Chocobo, irreverentQ, Pokemon Sword & Shield, Unreal Engine, The Pokemon Company, Game Freak, Lightning Returns. Next time: The next three stages Links: Myst and Disney https://twitch.tv/brettdouville, @timlongojr, and @devgameclub DevGameClub@gmail.com

Welcome to Dev Game Club, where this week we aren't quite ready to say good-bye to MYST and devote a bonus episode to the 2016 Cyan game Obduction. Dev Game Club looks at classic video games and plays through them over several episodes, providing commentary. Sections played: A couple of hours for Tim, the whole game for Brett Issues covered: being down the rabbit-hole for Brett, talking about the opening of Riven, losing the framing of the placed cameras, a game where you can't die, the MYST formula, getting lost without a map, the addition of photographs, having theories and testing them, mechanically consistent, being on a separate track from the rest of game development, technology and design and VR, natural evolution, recreating levels on later technologies, designing around limitations, learning to read the language, adventure games start-up cost, adding fluency as you played FPSes, mouse-look, the odd navigation on a phone, new interface/new game, ways that analog bits are bleeding into the design, no systems in the game, finding MYST Easter Eggs, physically fully rendered puzzles, not always pointing the camera in the right direction, camera and level design, Mew under a truck, saving Aerith, secrets in the age of arcade, closing and opening doors in Cyan games, modern accessibility and having automated animations, having our predecessors lay the groundwork for a later game, what makes a good MYST puzzle, Channelwood and the water pipes, the Selenitic Age, making the games for ourselves, larger teams meaning more eyes, timing puzzles and variety, our next game. Games, people, and influences mentioned or discussed: MYST (series), Cyan, Unreal, Riven - The Sequel to MYST, realMYST, Rand Miller, Robyn Miller, Dungeons and Dragons, Super Mario Bros, Minecraft, Little Big Planet, Dreams, Pong, Asteroids, Space Invaders, Arkanoid, Metal Gear Solid, Star Wars, Uncharted, Fallout, Tacoma, William Shakespeare, Romeo and Juliet, LucasArts, King's Quest, Space Quest, Day of the Tentacle, Half-Life, DOOM (1993), Duke Nuke'm 3D, Quake, Morgan Gray, Nick Foster, Gone Home, Nintendo, Switch, Wii, Super Mario Run, Red Faction Guerrilla, Gears of War, MJVogt85, Cory Potomis, Pokemon Red/Blue, Final Fantasy VII, Square Enix, Mortal Kombat 2, Waypoint, Tron, Pac-Man, Burger Time, Food Fight, Dig Dug, Nolan Filter/irreverentQ, Zimmy Finger, Mark Crowe, Diablo, John Romero, Bethesda Game Studios, Jak & Daxter, Super Castlevania IV, Castlevania Anniversary Collection, Konami, SNES/NES, Metroid, Symphony of the Night, Radiohead, Moby. Next time: The first two levels of Super Castlevania IV Link: That Time Some Players Thought Mew Was Under A Truck https://twitch.tv/brettdouville, @timlongojr, and @devgameclub DevGameClub@gmail.com

Have you heard of Roberta Williams? Meg sure has! We're playing Williams' famous Phantasmagoria this week, the horror FMV point and click game from the creator of the Kings Quest series. Yes, it's corny hell, yes, one of the characters un-ironically says "Hot Diggity", but this is also a very important step in narrative gaming, and still very playable and enjoyable twenty years later.

The Clancy Brothers join Robbie this week to school him on what it was like to be nerds (and brothers) in the 90's. They discuss PC games like King's Quest, Marvel cards, Magic: The Gathering, old school WWF, Star Trek, and so much more, before getting into what everybody's needing out about nowadays. Outro Music - ‘Wonda Why They Call U Bitch' - 2Pac

Welcome to Dev Game Club, where this week we finish our discussion of 1993's MYST. We talk about avatar-based puzzle games, story elements, and some other bits and bobs before turning to our takeaways from the game and answering listener feedback. Dev Game Club looks at classic video games and plays through them over several episodes, providing commentary. Sections played: Finished the game! Podcast breakdown: 0:45     Final sections discussion 58:27   Break 59:00   Takeaways and feedback Issues covered: not seeing the fourth ending, a first-person avatar/playing as yourself, increasing immersion, not having to develop a back-story, throwing back to text adventures, forcing a light touch on the story, removing layers of story, the player succeeding or failing, using FMV to reinforce that they are people which matches with you, other story/adventure games, getting stuck in the Stoneship Age, being unable to see details in the frame, up-rezzing and porting, having difficulty with the compass and the submersible lamp, logical vs physical connections in Stoneship and Channelwood Ages, Brett and Tim do math on-air, the sounds in the Selenic Age, teaching how a puzzle works, compatibility issues in 1994, the lore in the books, trying to piece together the timeline, the themes of reading and being immersed in a book, finding through-lines in Cyan's work, stewardship of young minds, fan service and Jules Verne, absent fatherhood, we work through a possible plot hole, talking about each of the endings, threading your story and lore to enrich the world, accessibility in interface and approach, limiting verbs, complexity in other adventure games, playing to your strengths and using constraints to improve your game, being in the right place at the right time, technology matters, Brett's Book Minute, interface suggestions for touch, VR controls, parallels between game design and modular synthesizers, gameplay programming and constraints, making choices around accessibility and context-sensitivity, disturbing side rooms, word of mouth and watercooler talk to get ideas about games, leaning into obfuscating, playing games in the 80s, finding ways to make a community work together, disarming nuclear silos in MGS V, getting out through the solar system in Noby Noby Boy, placing limitations on yourself in the age of the Internet. Games, people, and influences mentioned or discussed: Sierra On-Line, LucasArts, Colossal Cave Adventure, Zork, Enchanter, The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, The Curse of Monkey Island (obliquely), King's Quest (obliquely), Space Quest (obliquely), The 7th Guest, Gabriel Knight, Phantasmagoria, Roberta Williams, Tex Murphy, Full Throttle, The Dig, Grim Fandango, The Wire, biostats/Ryan, The Manhole, Alice in Wonderland, The Mysterious Island, 20000 Leagues Under the Sea, Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories, Gone Home, Tacoma, Xbox 360, Assassin's Creed, Riven, The Lighthouse, gutenberg.org, The Impostor, Javier Cercas, Raymond Cason, realMYST, Walker Farrell, Super Mario World, Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, Starfighter, HyperCard, Nolan Filter, Cory Potomis, Pokemon Red/Blue, Rockstar, Mortal Kombat 11, Richard Powers, Plowing the Dark, Silicon Graphics, Dark Souls, Ninja Gaiden Black, Majestic, Destiny, MGS V, Noby Noby Boy, Red Dead Redemption, GTA San Andreas, Jonathan Blow, The Witness, Robyn Miller, Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII. Next time: Either an interview or a bit of Obduction! Links: Modular synthesizers https://twitch.tv/brettdouville, @timlongojr, and @devgameclub DevGameClub@gmail.com

Welcome to Dev Game Club, where this week we begin a new series looking at 1993's MYST. We talk about the strains of adventure games at the time, HyperCard, the emergence of the CD-ROM platform, and a bit about the game itself. Dev Game Club looks at classic video games and plays through them over several episodes, providing commentary. Sections played: One Age (Mechanical, as it turned out) Issues covered: what we're playing it on and why, the game landscape in 1993, using MYST to justify CD-ROM pack-ins by OEMs, using HyperCard to work together and pool their talents, HyperCard base technology, broadening the base of PCs, non-gamers having a copy of MYST and showing off your new PC, everyone knew what MYST was, the limitations of the art style in other graphical adventures, MYST and DOOM (1993) clones, streaming video, the benefit of constraints, image transitions, confluence of many emerging technologies, interconnected puzzle games, walking simulators and a simpler interface, hidden object games, simplicity of interface, sense of solitude, music and ambient soundscape, Redbook audio, game developer snobbishness, comparing MYST and DOOM (1993), covering the same ground again and again, trying to find a toehold in the world, getting lost in the open structure, finding the format of the main island puzzles, pixel hunts, spurious interactivity, enlivening the space, real-time puzzle/interaction, avoiding spoilers, teaching concepts, aha moments that keep you going, because it feels so good when I stop, the answer is there somewhere, putting two and two together to make five, how you set resource costs for upgrades, tuning for both cost and behavior in upgrade systems, numerous small points about Devil May Cry, bouncing between multiple characters. Games, people, and influences mentioned or discussed: UbiSoft, iOS, Riven, Day of the Tentacle, Link's Awakening, Kirby's Adventure, X-Wing, TIE Fighter, The 7th Guest, Syndicate, Master of Orion, Sam & Max Hit the Road, Gabriel Knight: Sins of the Father, DOOM (1993), Megaman X, Starfox, Disney's Aladdin, SNES, Sega Genesis, Mortal Kombat 2, Samurai Showdown, Virtua Fighter, NBA Jam, LucasArts, Sierra, King's Quest, Space Quest, Leisure Suit Larry 6, The Sims 2, Cyan, Cyan Worlds, Rand Miller, Robyn Miller, HyperCard, QuickTime, Broderbund, Stratovision 3D, Macromedia MacroModel, Photoshop, Gateway, HP, Dell, Star Wars: Rebel Assault, Fortnite, Lighthouse, Dark Forces, John Knowles, The Manhole, Alice in Wonderland, Jules Verne, The Mysterious Island, Chronicles of Narnia, Zork, The Room, Gone Home, Skyrim, Gorogoa, Dear Esther, Proteus, Unreal Engine, Source, Vangelis, Starfighter, Jedi Starfighter, Blarg42, Devil May Cry (series), Daniel C, Ben Zaugg, Metal Gear (series), Wayne Cline, Star Wars, Resistance 3, Jak & Daxter, irreverentQ, MaasNeotekProto, owellgi, dontkickfood, Gothic Chocobo, biostats, Makendi. Next time: Two more Ages! https://twitch.tv/brettdouville, @timlongojr, and @devgameclub DevGameClub@gmail.com

Pegue! Empurre! Use! Olhe! Nunca o imperativo foi tão útil quanto nos lendários jogos de adventure - sejam eles somente de texto, gráficos ou point-and-click. Visitamos o mundo de aventura e exploração de jogos como "Maniac Mansion", "King's Quest" e "Monkey Island" e tentamos decifrar dois mistérios aparentemente antagônicos: o que tornou esse gênero um sucesso tão grande no início dos anos 90, e o que fez ele sucumbir logo em seguida?

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Reporting from the arctic wasteland of the midwest (and technically a desert) its a new NOYZ BOYZ! Talking Points: 2007scape, Broly, MMO Toxicity, Fourze, Monster House, top ten things you got wrong about Steven Universe, Black History Month, Hockey is legit, Kings Quest never ever? Check out the website for links to our shows on iTunes, GooglePlay and Spotify ► http://www.lmtya.com ► https://spoti.fi/2Q55yfL Peep us on Twitter ► @LetMeTellYouPD Official Discord ► https://discord.gg/SqyXJ9R /////// SHILL CORNER /////// ► https://www.patreon.com/LMTYA LMTYA shirts! ► https://represent.com/lmtya /////// SHILL CORNER /////// LMTYA Theme by ► https://www.huskyswonderfulmusicland.net/

Join me on a fairy tale adventure as we discuss one of the first interactive graphical adventure games of all time, King's Quest!  We'll talk about some of the history behind Roberta Williams, the game's creator, and Sierra itself (which is the company that created the King's Quest series), as well as the development of the game itself.  After talking about the historical background of the game, we progress with our talkthrough of the game and dive deep into the story and puzzles, before ranking the experience and adding the title to our Pantheon of Adventure Games. Timestamps: Intro / Background / History:  00:00:00 - 00:32:15 Talkthrough:  00:32:16 - 00:50:41 Final  Remarks  / Preview for Next Episode:  00:50:42 - 01:02:46

Corrective Consciousness Podcast 118 w/ LotusPrince, PyroJackFrost, and Vysethebold! This week the guys remember their favorite adventure games including mentions of Monkey Island, King's Quest, The Longest Journey, Machinarium, and more!

We have a guest! Jay's sister Sabrina, who is a huge fan of this game.  We discuss the remainder of the game, including both branches and the ending variants. And of course, we announce our next game!   Links: Google Books on Ali Zebu The Girl in the Tower  

We progress past the Catacombs and into the "long path" branch of the game, where Alexander uses spells to travel to new areas of the Land of the Green Isles.   The Guidebook once again, since we discuss it more in this episode.    

We begin our adventure in the Land of the Green Isles. Meeting the major characters, beginning to learn our way around the four islands, and collecting items to prepare for a major set piece of the game: the Catacombs. Links: The "Guidebook to the Land of the Green Isles", necessary for some parts of the game. TvTropes not only has an entry for games where you can get into an "Unwinnable" state, but has a sub-page specific to Sierra games. Getting help when you were stuck in a game in 1988.

HCT is going off as Eugene finds out that his favourite deck is actually also viable. NERFS EVERYWHERE. Shudderwock Shaman makes waves as the dominance of Paladin/Warlock/Rogue is clear. Boston Uprising met against Houston Outlaws in Overwatch with unexpected results. Heroes of the Dorm is in full SCHWING with some great college games!! Smallest computer can fit on your finger and play Kings Quest

I went to Japan for 17 days and have important things to say about their toilet paper and washing practices. While in Japan I saw Avengers Infinity War, so, unfortunately, we talk about that. This week I finished Yakuza 6, Dave is annoyed by muscle men character design and is excited by Thundercats Roar, I played the free weekend for Shadow of War, Dave played King's Quest for the first time, and Dave is watching 80s magical girlfriend movies.

  GameEnthus Podcast ep341: Straight Plagiarism or Knack Bundle   This week Carly(@PoisonPinkFluff) from MammothGamers joins Tiny(@Tiny415) and Aaron(@Ind1fference) to talk about: PS Vita, Switch, Breathe of the Wild, What Remains of Edith Finch, Ether1, Death Road to Canada, Anthem, Destiny, Struggle for Catan, Catan Jr., Ticket to Ride, Dragon's Wood, Secret Hitler, God of War, WestWorld, #GameStruck4, Doom, Monster Hunter, City of Heroes, Over the Top, Great Philadelphia ComiCon, Super Mario World, River Raid, WCW/NWO Revenge, Hero's Quest, E.T., Zork, Carmen San Diego, Fade to Black, Willie Beamish, Quest for Glory 2, Phantasmagoria, King's Quest, Roberta Williams, Prince of Persia, Karaketka, Jordan Mechner, One Must Fall, EverQuest, Custer's Revenge, Virtual Valerie, Danger Mouse, Isle of Dogs, Lenovo Explorer, Nintendo Labo, Far Cry 5, Burly Men at Sea, Oxenfree, Virginia, Nino Kuni 2, Sea of Thieves, Gangs of London, Overwatch: Retribution, Halo: The Master Chief Collection, I Hope, Minit, The Swords at Ditto, Immortal Redneck, DragoDino, Light Fall, Ori and the Blind Forest, Door Kickers: Action Squad, Raging Justice, Way of the Passive Fist, Pato Box, City of Brass, Avengers Infinity War, Venom, Universal Fancon, Discord, The Witcher and more.                                                                         If you like the show please leave us an itunes, Google, Youtube or Stitcher review, a tweet, an email or a voicemail (202-573-7686).   Show Length: 143 minutes Direct Download(right click to download)     Show Links Follow Carly MammothGamers MS Charity Link   New videos GameEnthus.com   Youtube.com/user/GameEnthus      Community Info   Kiaun's Show The Analog Circle Podcast Gary's Show TheGamesMenRPG Open Forum Radio GeeksGoneRaw SingleSimulcast     Show Music     Souls of Mischief - '93 til Infinity instrumental A Tribe Called Quest - 1nce Again instrumental A+ - All I See instrumental The Beatnuts - Do you Believe? instrumental Goodie Mob - Blood instrumental Aaliyah - One in a Million instrumental A Tribe Called Quest - Scenario instrumental The Artifacts - Wayback instrumental Let's All Go to Flaming Moe's      

Welcome to Dev Game Club, where we are lucky this week to be able to interview Mark Crowe, one of the original "Guys from Andromeda" who were the creative force behind Space Quest, as well as working on many other Sierra titles. We talk about those old days, the flexibility of working with a parser, and all the constraints on game development in the early days. Dev Game Club looks at classic video games and plays through them over several episodes, providing commentary. Issues covered: Mark's history, having a dream job, walking in the door, the hippie environment, local inspiration, first exposure to computers, size of company, meeting Scott and teaming up, developing a core idea and prototyping it, having the split-up environments in the first screens made, getting a picture on the box, taking a pseudonym in fear, dabbling in prosthetics, vacationing from Mars, learning on the job, doing everything at once, adding some humor, a cinematic approach, cinematic inspirations, cramming in references, pushing technology further, side-scrolling environments, not knowing what's possible vs "staying in your lane," the origin of Roger Wilco, stand-in for the player and trying to be in the player's head, the point-and-click innovation, parser as another layer of interaction, additional entertainment value, death and missing things and frustration, signature negative, making the games more player friendly, the needs of your existing audience vs the needs of a growing audience, playing the game pre-release, layoffs and the "cart debacle," throwing pencils at the ceiling, quick prototyping, primitive tools, time lapse rendering, Space Venture development. Games, people, and influences mentioned or discussed: Sierra, Scott Murphy, Space Quest 1, Ken and Roberta Williams, Leisure Suit Larry, Police Quest, Dynamix, Star Siege, The Black Cauldron, Chris Pope, Greg Steffen, Wizard and the Princess, Softporn, Mission: Asteroid, Frogger, Sega, Ultima, Two Guys from Andromeda, King's Quest, Two Guys from Italy, Star Wars, Star Trek, Bernard Kliban, Lifeline, Space Venture. Links: Bernard Kliban's Original Roger Wilco Space Quest III Timelapse Guys from Andromeda Guys from Andromeda YouTube Channel Next time: Next week we return to God of War to discuss everything up through the Challenges @brett_douville, @timlongojr, and @devgameclub DevGameClub@gmail.com

איתי גולדה הוא מנהל טכני בכיר בחטיבת Parse של פייסבוק. הוא נולד וגדל בראשון לציון, עובד בתחום המחשבים מגיל 12 ועשה לפחות 3 אקזיטים בחברות שבהן עבד. לפני כמעט שלוש שנים החברה שבה עבד נרכשה על ידי פייסבוק, והוא עבר עם המשפחה לפאלו אלטו, קליפורניה, והצטרף למטה של פייסבוק. הוא אב ל-5 ילדים והוא חבר שלנו. כמו כן, בפרק הזה ראם לא השתתף כי הוא נסע למשחק באצטדיון טרנר החדש בבאר שבע. על מה דיברנו: פייסבוק,  Parse, שירות צבאי, הורות, ילדים, גידול ילדים, מערכת החינוך, Kings Quest, Super Mario, אימוני כושר, שכונות מצוקה, ג׳נטריפיקציה, החיים באמריקה, הופעות חיות, יום כיפור.

Ryan and Matt "Stage Mom" Amberg start things off by talking about Nightcrawler, Avatar, The East, Matt's popovers, and What We Do in the Shadows before gettin' gamey about the end of Super Ultra Dead Rising 3' Arcade Remix Hyper Edition Ex + Alpha, Back to Bed, PT (good), and Mortal Kombat X. Then maybe they talk about Destiny's third expansion, Far Cry 4's Game of the Year, free Battlefield 4 content, Star Wars Battlefront wankery, the voices of Batman Arkham Knight and Kings Quest, confirmed LEGO Dimensions sets, Castlevania Symphony of the Night's spiritual successor Bloodstained, Dishonored Definitive Edition rumor, Assassin's Creed Syndicate (not Victory) trailer and gameplay, the delay of The Division, Tony Hawk Pro Skater 5 maps and skaters, Fallout 4 rumors, and Oculus Rift's ship date.