Podcast appearances and mentions of kyle gaddo

Show notes and gallery: http://videogamegrooves.com/2020/06/07/b-side-knight-of-the-round/ A new B-Side is fresh from the boat, and this time we're summoning Knight of the Round for a discussion of their newest release, Seven. Band promoter Kyle Gaddo joins Anthony and Jeremy to explore the phenomenon of Final Fantasy cover music, and heavy metal game cover music in general. Band frontman Justin Taylor gives some insight into the composition process for Seven and provides details about the creation of the album and the process of making a vinyl release happen. We also have a chance to listen to a ton of heavy / pensive / outrageous / stompy / portentous metal. The band is looking to tour again soon when conditions allow, but you should consider supporting them so that you know the lyrics to One-Winged Angel to sing along when Knight of the Round comes to your town! Twitter: @kotrmetal, @kylegaddo, @ajohnagnello, @jeremy_lamont, @vg_grooves Knight of the Round can be found on: Knight of the Round website Twitter Instagram Facebook Image Gallery

This week we tackle Horizon Zero Dawn from Guerrilla Games! We recorded the episode prior to the announcement that the former PlayStation 4 exclusive would be releasing on PC. The illustrious Kyle Gaddo came on the show to talk about how its story about man, machine, and the planet they both live on really reflects a unique outlook on our collective responsibility to the world.  Here is a link to the Medium article by Dia Lacina discussed in the episode. Be sure to follow Kyle Gaddo on Twitter: @kylegaddo Outro music: Skies of Arcadia 'To the Horizon' by Jorito, BardicKnowledge, Bassoonify, Damian Nguyen, DrumUltimA, Earth Kid, Gamer of the Winds, JohnStacy, Keadrin Cain, Lauren the Flute, and Ronin Op F (https://ocremix.org/remix/OCR03855)   

Our first ever PAX panel! John and Finn are joined by a bunch of our friends in games media to partake in the most sacred ritual of the Final Fantasy fandom: arguing about Final Fantasy. Guest starring: Amanda Farough, Kyle Gaddo, Tom Johnson, Sarah LeBeouf, and Trevor Starkey

With Extra Life Tabletop Appreciation Weekend coming up (and Naomi never having played Dungeons & Dragons before) we decided to record a short campaign and release all or most of it during the event. If you want to get a sense of how great a time tabletop roleplaying can be, you're invited to enjoy the adventure along with us.   This is just a quick taste of what's in store in Dragonguard, so be sure to tune in again this weekend!  In addition to Jack and Naomi, Marcus Stewart and Kyle Gaddo round out the adventuring party. Intro and Outro music: "Furious Freak" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ You can follow the show on Twitter: @BestGamesPeriod Or download the podcast from Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/thebestgamesperiod Don't forget to sign up for Extra Life to help sick and injured kids in hospitals around the US and Canada by playing games! Support us on Patreon! - https://www.patreon.com/bestgamesperiod

On the Internet there are many types of people: the Positive, the Negative, the Trolls, the Helpers, and more. Then, there's the Kyle Gaddo. The Kyle Gaddo is an awesomeness level above the rest, and cute to boot! At E3 Josh had the chance to meet Kyle Gaddo and work with him on a photoshoot, and that led to a friendship and then a podcast appearance. On this week's episode Josh & Blake talked to Kyle about being a positive influence on the Internet, toxic masculinity, being cute, and more! There may also have been talk of Josh's never released boudoir photoshoot. Tune into this one and give it a listen. There's a 42% chance you won't regret it.

We're joined by guest Kyle Gaddo (@kylegaddo) to talk about Porcupine Tree's "Deadwing". Or at least that's what we're supposed to talk about but sometimes we just get distracted.

October brings Halloween and plenty of scares but are good video games still being made in the horror genre? That's the question that the Furious Fourcast takes on with as Jen picks up hosting duties with guests Dan Tack, Kyle Gaddo and Max Parker. The group takes a look at horror games present and past to unlock what makes a good horror game and if it is even possible to still make a good horror game.

Following the mayhem of E3 2013, the Furious Fourcast brings in two special guests (Jason Evangelho from Forbes and Kyle Gaddo from SaveContinue) to talk about what went down in Los Angeles for the PS4, Xbox One and Wii U along with what they liked and what they didn't.  Let's face it though. This was really just an excuse for excessive drinking and now everyone is trying to recover.