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Super Meat Boy is a must-play game for fans of platformers and anyone looking for a challenging gaming experience. With its tight controls, innovative gameplay mechanics, and charming art style, Super Meat Boy delivers a satisfying and addictive gameplay experience that will keep players coming back for more. Whether you're a seasoned gamer or a newcomer to the genre, Super Meat Boy is sure to provide hours of fun and frustration as you strive to help Meat Boy rescue Bandage Girl from the clutches of the evil Dr. Fetus. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ongamecast/support

Inventing on PrincipleStop Drawing Dead FishThe Future of Programming Yes, all three of them in one episode. Phew! Links $ patreon.com/futureofcoding — Lu and Jimmy recorded an episode about Hest without telling me, and by total coincidence released it on my birthday. Those jerks… make me so happy. Lu's talk at SPLASH 2023: Cellpond: Spatial Programming Without Escape Gary Bernhardt's talk Wat Inventing on Principle by Bret Victor ("""Clean""" Audio) Braid, the good video game from the creator of The Witness David Hellman is the visual artist behind Braid, A Lesson Is Learned but the Damage Is Irreversible, Dynamicland, and… the Braid section of Inventing on Principle. Light Table by Chris Granger Learnable Programming by Bret Victor When Lu says "It's The Line", they're referring to this thing they're working on called Seet (or "see it"), and you can sneak a peek at seet right heet. Paris Fashion Week absolutely struts, and so can you! The Canadian Tuxedo. As the representative of Canada, I can confirm that I own both a denim jacket and denim pants. If you see me at a conference wearing this combo, I will give you a hug. Jimmy runs a personal Lichess data lake. Hot Module Replacement is a good thing. Pygmalion has a lot of juicy silly bits, 'parently. Cuttle is awesome! It's a worthy successor to Apparatus. Toby Schachman, Forrest Oliphant, I think maybe a few other folks too? Crushing it. Oh, and don't miss Toby's episode of this very podcast! Recursive Drawing, another Toby Schachman joint. Screens in Screens in Screens, another Lu Wilson joint. Larry Tesler. Not a fan of modes. Lu writes about No Ideas on their blog, which is actually just a wiki, but it's actually a blog, but it's actually just a garden. When we mention Rich Hickey, we're referring to the talk Simple Made Easy Jacob Collier, ugh. Suffragettes, women advocating for their right to vote, absolutely had a principle. Not sure that we should be directly likening their struggle to what we do in tech. On the other hand, it's good to foster positive movements, to resist incel and other hateful ones. Instead of linking to e/ anything, I'm just gonna link to BLTC for reasons that only make sense to longtime listeners. Stop Writing Dead Programs by Jack Rusher. Jack Rusher? Jack Rusher! It's the fish one, the one with the fish. …Sorry, these aren't actually fish, or something, because they're just drawings. René Magritte is the creator behind La Trahison des Images, origin of "Ceci n'est pas une pipe". Or maybe it was Margit the Fell Omen? Magritte's Words and Images are lovely. Here's an English translation, though its worth taking a look at the original in context. Acousmatic Music Lu has made art with behaviour — various sands, and CellPond, say. Barnaby Dixon? Barnaby Dixon. Barnaby Dixon! Barnaby Dixon!! You can listen to part of Ivan's """Metronome""", if you want. Or you can listen to an early version of the song he's using this metronome to write. Or you can hear snippets of it in the Torn Leaf Zero video (especially the ending). But, like, you could also go make yourself lunch. I recommend mixing up a spicy peanut sauce for your roasted carrots. Shred a bit of cheese, tomato. Toast the bread. Pull the sausages right when the oil starts to spit. Put them straight into the compost. Look at the bottom of the compost bucket. What's down there? It's shiny. Why are you reading this? Why am I writing this? Why do we make thispodcast? Wintergatan — Marble Machine exists Oh, I forgot to add a link to Arroost earlier. You can also watch a pretty good video that is basically an Arroost tutorial, not much to it. There are also some nice examples of things people have made with Arroost. The Rain Room looks pretty cool. It's the exact inverse of how rain works in many video games. YOU MUST PLAY RAIN WORLD. Here's a beautiful demo of a microtonal guitar, and speaking of using complex machines to make music that would be "easier" to make with a computer, here's a microtonal guitar with mechanized frets that can change the tuning dynamically. This entire YT channel is gold. Shane Crowley wrote a lovely blog post about creating music with Arroost. blank.page is a fun experiment in writing with various frictions. Super Meat Boy (the successor to Meat Boy, a Flash game) and Celeste are great examples of communicating tacit knowledge through the design of a simulation. Newgrounds and eBaum's World and Homestar Runner were early examples of (arguably) computer-native media. Hey, here's this episode's requisite link to the T2 Tile Project and Robust-First Computing. I should probably just create a hard-coded section of the episode page template linking to T2, The Witness, and Jack Rusher. The pun-proof Ivan Sutherland made Sketchpad. Planner exists. The PlayStation 3 Cell processor was this weirdly parallel CPU that was a pain in the butt to program. The SpaceMouse Put all metal back into the ground. Music featured in this episode: Fingers from This Score is Butt Ugly The Sailor's Chorus from Wagner's The Flying Dutchman. ! Send us email, share your ideas in the Slack, and catch us at these normal places: Ivan: Mastodon • Website Jimmy: Mastodon • Website Lu: Mastodon • Website See you in the future! https://futureofcoding.org/episodes/71See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Frontside Varial Podcast Welcome back to the show this week! Today, we're going to be talking about OlliOlli. This is a skateboarding game from 2014 that approaches the genre in a different way than it's usually handled. While still definitely showing an arcade style high score type of design, your run will end as soon as you bail, enforcing an almost Meat Boy or Hotline Miami style of iterative gameplay, where you repeat a level over and over until you get that “perfect” run. This means that even the early levels can be an intense experience, and when compounded with the controls, which have you performing tricks by inputting a sequence of directions on the analog stick (not unlike fighting game special moves), the game definitely presents a system that is difficult to master, but satisfying once achieved. Given that, the biggest hurdle for this game to clear is whether or not it contains the breadth of content necessary for most people to want to actually make it to that level. We're going to be talking about the value the difficulty brings to the game, how music can help motivate players, and lament the fact we were never forced to pull out the claw grip. Thank you for joining us for this episode on a game that is a staggering seven years old at this point. My opinion on this game kinda flipped since first playing it nearer its release, and it feels a lot more interesting these days. How do you feel about this game? Did you make it to the level of mastery we could only speculate on? Do you also think high level play of a pretty simplistic overall game is a cool thing? Does the sequel fix the issues we perceive as being present in this one? Let us know over on our discord or in the comments. Next time, we're going to be talking about Oxenfree, a narrative adventure game with a focus on puzzles and dialogue, making it about as unrelated to this game as it can be. We hope you'll join us for that.

Upgrade complete, euer durchgespielt Podcast ist ab sofort in Version 21 verfügbar! Natürlich müssen wir gemeinsam über den neuen Meat Boy reden, der die Spielerschaft ja durchaus spaltet. Und wie es der Zufall will haben wir außerdem einige Spiele gezockt, die das Thema "Hölle" behandeln.

Support Topic Lords on Patreon and get episodes a week early! (https://www.patreon.com/topiclords) Lords: * John B is @YouOldSoAndSo everywhere. * 20th President of the United States James Garfield's proof of the Pythagorean Theorem: https://www.maa.org/press/periodicals/convergence/mathematical-treasure-james-a-garfields-proof-of-the-pythagorean-theorem * Khan Academy video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EINpkcphsPQ * Nick is @NickPancakes on Twitter. Topics: * Micro game jams, Weekend of ZZT * WarioWare D.I.Y. archive: https://archive.org/details/WarioWareDIYWarehouse * Super Metroid and A Link to the Past Randomizer (a.k.a. SMZ3): https://samus.link/ * SGDQ2019 co-op speedrun: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uujsW7yFkZU * The primary motivation for information acquisition being grist for making and understanding jokes * Ken Jennings' books about knowledge acquisition and comedy: * https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/79195.Brainiac * https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/36373629-planet-funny * These two contain the sum of all human knowledge: * https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/1745/8107/products/IMGE19711400x.JPG?v=1571480346 * https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/4/45/BillyJoelStormFront.jpg * Roblox as the most popular game platform * Downloading Wikipedia: https://www.digitaltrends.com/computing/how-to-download-wikipedia/ * All roads lead to "philosophy" on Wikipedia: https://flowingdata.com/2011/06/08/all-roads-lead-to-philosophy-on-wikipedia/ * Adopt Me!, one of the most popular games created in Roblox: https://roblox.fandom.com/wiki/DreamCraft/AdoptMe! * I Wanna Maker: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1114940/IWannaMaker/ * Quill points out: this list of things unexpectedly named after people: https://notes.rolandcrosby.com/posts/unexpectedly-eponymous/ * "Widenius has three children – My, Max, and Maria – who inspired the names for MySQL, MaxDB and the MySQL-Max distribution, and MariaDB" https://twitter.com/davidjustodavid/status/1288903463422722049 * Becoming a film nerd * Turner Classic Movies, from the same company that brings you Mortal Kombat: http://www.tcm.com/ * They Shoot Pictures, Don't They? - 1,000 Greatest Films, compiled using a Metacritic-like approach of looking at other people's lists: https://www.theyshootpictures.com/gf1000.htm * Also, their 1,000 Noir Films list: https://www.theyshootpictures.com/noir1000.htm * The Narrow Margin (1952): https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0044954/ * The Tall Target (1951): https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0044105/ * A good starting list for train movies, by no means exhaustive or definitive: https://allgiftsconsidered.com/the-31-best-train-movies-of-all-time/ * List of films on Netflix from the year 2000 and before, total count at the time of search approx. 250, compared to around 3,500 for 2001-2020 : https://reelgood.com/movies/source/netflix?filter-yearend=2000 * Kanopy, a movie streaming service you may be able to use through your local library: https://www.kanopy.com/ * Qwikster, b. 2011 d. 2011: https://www.theatlantic.com/business/archive/2011/10/5-reasons-why-qwikster-is-now-deadster/246465/ * 1939, Hollywood's "annus mirabilis": https://ew.com/movies/2019/12/22/1939-hollywoods-greatest-year/ * 1957 in Film: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1957infilm * Patton Oswalt's book about becoming a film nerd, Silver Screen Fiend: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/17571109-silver-screen-fiend * CBoyardee, Barkley: Shut Up and Jam Gaiden, and the failure of Barkley 2. * CBoyardee's Dilbert trilogy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a6rGUlVvVJ4 * www.nfl.com: Just check it out. * Barkley, Shut Up and Jam Gaiden: https://www.talesofgames.com/relatedgame/barkley-shut-up-jam-gaiden/ * Hardcore Gaming 101 article about the game: http://www.hardcoregaming101.net/barkley-shut-up-and-jam-gaiden/ * Barkley 2 Kickstarter: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/talesofgames/barkley-2-an-rpg-sequel-to-barkley-shut-up-and-jam * Barkley 2 PAX Prime 2015 interview for PC Gamer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hHSyDqIyYE * A longer look at Barkley 2 from that same PAX: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ni2hceqpqHA * Barkley 2 - Janky Demo: https://talesofgames.itch.io/barkley-2 * The gun's of Barkley 2: https://bowelflies.tumblr.com/post/185855518364/the-magical-realms-of-t%C3%ADr-na-n%C3%B3g-escape-from * Dingletopia, Gortarius' game that actually came out: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1286140/DingletopiaNationUnderSiegebyOrcs/ * Not mentioned in the show, but CBoyardee also did some writing on the 2019 video game Katana ZERO: https://www.katanazero.com/ * Cyberdwarf Body Pillow (Warning: Tsundere): https://knowyourmeme.com/photos/767094-dakimakura-body-pillow Microtopics: * What the insulin pod had to say. * An extremely sexy insulin pod telegraphing its own death. * Mourning many insulin pods at a rapid clip. * President Garfield's proof of the Pythagorean theorem. * Making your first ZZT game. * Doing fetch quest after fetch quest until two AIs fall in love and a nuclear reactor explodes. * Attempts to archive the user-uploaded games before the Wario Ware DIY servers get shut down. * The only Meat Boy game to come out for the Wii. * A demon that can only exist on sand and is formed of the sand. * ShareCart, the save format shared between many different games so you can save in one game and load in another. * How much Dr. Sbaitso likes you and how much his henchmen like you. * Spending an afternoon trying out randomly generated Game Genie codes. * Flipping random bits to see what comes out there other end. * Generating a hash of a large file twice in a row and getting two different results. * Seeing an exciting glitch in Super Mario 64 and nobody being able to replicate it until someone tries flipping bits in RAM like a solar ray might. * The randomizer hack that combines Link to the Past and Super Metroid into a single game. * Thirty people all making different games and hoping something interesting comes from mashing them together. * Why the heck everyone is suddenly talking about cake. * The primary use for your understanding of the world being making and understanding comedy. * Your filters going to sleep first, so you make weirder connections when you're half-asleep. * How everyone would know all the world capitals if you had also been obsessed with them as a child. * Spending 10% of your brain on how to spell antidisestablishmentarianism and the rest on the lyrics to "We Didn't Start The Fire." * How to download Wikipedia so you can give your son Wikipedia before you give him internet access. * How Roblox is a much more popular game platform than any you've ever touched. * Not knowing how to make games that appeal to children, but knowing how to make games that remind 40 year olds of when they were children. * The incredibly accurate clone of Counterstrike that some rando made inside of Roblox. * Roblox users calling platforming levels "Obbies." * The window in your life where you don't talk to children. * Watching a four year old play Minecraft and they're just breaking and replacing the same block over and over to see if it happens the same way every time. * A Roblox level that is just a series of waterslides. * "I Wanna Maker," for making your own masocore platformers. * How PageRank is named after Larry Page and Debian is named after Deb and Ian. * How Price Club is named after Sol Price and Main St. in San Fransisco is named after Charles Main. * Jim trying to figure out when humans first called a street Main St. and giving up. * "Taco Bell" appropriating respectfully because it respects the romance language adjective-noun order. * Reading about aptronyms in Marilyn vos Savant's column. * Sending your octuplets to a carnival owned by Larry Kidkill. * The late NASCAR racer Dick Trickle. * Changing our names to Fuck and starting a band called The Fucks and that's it, that's the tweet. * Unemployment as a prerequisite for starting any hobby as an adult. * Film Noir figuring out how to tell adult stories after the Hayes Code was enacted. * The constraints of being set on a train leading to compelling storytelling. * The train movie as a slightly less constrained bottle episode. * Whether they allow trains on the Internet Movie Car Database. * Yelling at librarians until morale improved. * Libraries often offering ebooks and movie streaming. * Netflix streaming having a limited selection of movies but the disc mailing service having every DVD, but it takes two or three days to get it. * Filmmakers being huge nerds and that's why they keep making movies about making movies. * 1939 and 1957 in filmmaking. * The history of Barkley Shut Up And Jam Gaiden. * Destroying Manhattan by performing a Chaos Dunk. * Setting your cyberpunk universe after basketball has been outlawed. * The dangers of running a successful Kickstarter. * The game design conceit that there should be way too much of everything. * Bizarre unthinkable development processes that somehow in the end produce a shippable game. * A 397-page forum thread of people asking "Where is Barkley 2?" * The second concrete product of the Barkley 2 Kickstarter, after the CyberDwarf body pillow.

We look a little closer at the Xbox event last week. Why some say Halo Infinite needs help the graphics department. Grounded gives you some sweet spider options. Nintendo and the gigaleak, and what we learned from it. Carrion, Shipbreaker, Celleste, Krumit's Tale, Sea of Thieves, why we are all going to play Yakuza 0, and more!

We look a little closer at the Xbox event last week. Why some say Halo Infinite needs help the graphics department. Grounded gives you some sweet spider options. Nintendo and the gigaleak, and what we learned from it. Carrion, Shipbreaker, Celleste, Krumit's Tale, Sea of Thieves, why we are all going to play Yakuza 0, and more!

2010 was the heyday for free games released online and powered by Flash. Titles like Meat Boy grew in the wild frontiers of Newgrounds and other websites that catered to those looking to play games in their web browsers. Into the mix stepped Uruguayan studio Ironhide Games. The company had found success with a few minor titles, but their latest game, Kingdom Rush, achieved a rare level of success. With more than 300 million plays under its belt, the developers created a version for the then new iPad. This portable version found massive acclaim and propelled the creation of a mobile version for iPhones and eventually Android. It became one of the most popular games in the world for a window of time. Within innovative gameplay and incredibly solid execution, it remains one of the best tower defense games of all time, arguably the best of them all.  Outro music: Monkey Island 2: LeChuck's Revenge 'Cozy Campfire' by Yffisch (http://ocremix.org/remix/OCR03974) 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

In Today's News....  BAFTA Happened and we have all the winners,  Minecraft is added to Game Pass,  & Super Meat Boy Forever is being pushed back….

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Wenn Dark Souls und Meat Boy ein Kind hätten

Hello This week, we discuss out thoughts on Netflix’s The Witcher series. R.I.P. Metal Gear Solid, you will be missed. Botnik teaches us what Super Mario Bros is actually about. And it seems is if Yusuke Urameshi was spotted down on in luck in a Florida gas station. This and so much more on this … Continue reading "LAT #26 – Junior Meat Boy"

An old favorite of 2v1's, Super Meat Boy, is released for Nintendo Switch, but something is missing... Alex looks for abstract solutions in Prey, Josh falls in love with Nioh and Nick shoots a lot of dudes in another Uncharted jungle. Also discussed: Dark Souls, Kirby, World Ends With You, Getting Over It and the Overwatch League Outro from original Super Meat Boy OST "Forest Funk": https://dbsoundworks.bandcamp.com/album/super-meat-boy-soundtrack 2v1podcast.com Send your questions, qomments or qoncerns to: feedback@2v1podcast.com Youtube: bit.ly/2mU2cZs Twitter/Instagram/Facebook: @2v1Podcast iTunes: apple.co/1IaaKUU

This episode of Toad on Games features Tommy Refenes, the video game designer and programmer best known for Super Meat Boy. We talk about Super Meat Boy and its upcoming sequel, Super Meat Boy Forever, as well as his appearance on Indie Game: The Movie. The cancellation of Super Meat Boy on the Wii, Cuphead's difficulty and accessibility, physical releases and sausage factories also get a mention. If you liked what you heard, subscribe to this bi-weekly podcast on iTunes, Soundcloud, etc. Episodes are posted every other Wednesday and we have some great guests lined up. If you REALLY liked it, maybe consider supporting it on Patreon? www.patreon.com/Toadsanime You can find me @Toadsanime and Tommy is @TommyRefenes. Opening theme created by the wonderful FearofDark - grab him @FoDSteve!

This week's guest is Isaac and Meat Boy creator, Edmund McMillen! We discuss the ideological dipoles of Bioshock and Stalker, the philosophical merit of Zynga games, the inevitable decay of Mario Cart, and the stigmatic childhood of Wes and Spencer.We experienced some technical difficulties on the recording of this week's episode, so pardon the audio quality and the delayed release.[MP3 AUDIO]Edmund McMillen on TwitterDo all your Amazon shopping via the DWP storefront, and help support our shows!Try a free audiobook and support the show![LINK] Irrational announces 1999 mode for Bioshock Infinite[LINK] Zynga losing $150 per new customer?[LINK] Dungeons and Dragons Online announces first expansion pack

Got Meat? Super Meat Boy is an independent video game designed by Edmund McMillen and Tommy Refenes and developed by Team Meat. It is the successor to McMillen and Jonathan McEntee's 2008 Flash game Meat Boy.- Music provided by FreeSongsToUse- Vision by Elektronomia- Give credit to the creator by including the support links.Support Elektronomia:https://soundcloud.com/elektronomiahttps://www.facebook.com/Elektronomiahttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qXHNLReaF-8--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/southarcadia/messageSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/southarcadia/support

On this week’s episode: Harmonix buys its freedom, Meat Boy abandons the Wii and 2011 is the year for casual gamers. We gather around for some Call of Duty: Black Ops, Assassins Creed: Brotherhood, Humble Indie Bundle talk and of course we dive into the latest and greatest in the industry and take a very special trip to visit the internetz.On This Weeks Episode :Is 2011 the year for Casual Gamers?Harmonix Has Been Sold To ItselfAnother Korean Gaming TragedyNo Meat Boy For Wii OwnersIt’s on like Donkey Kong…again…and againEpic Games AnnouncementCOD: Black Ops is HUGEHumble Bundle 2 approaches 2 millionMarvel Trademarks “Secret Wars”Pokemon returning in MarchAssassins Creed: BrotherhoodCall of Duty: Black OpsSuper Meat BoyHumble Indie Bundle 2

Super Meat Boy is a 2010 platform game designed by Edmund McMillen and Tommy Refenes under the collective name of "Team Meat". It was self-published as the successor to Meat Boy, a 2008 flash game designed by McMillen and Jonathan McEntee.

Super Meat Boy is a 2010 platform game designed by Edmund McMillen and Tommy Refenes under the collective name of "Team Meat". It was self-published as the successor to Meat Boy, a 2008 flash game designed by McMillen and Jonathan McEntee.

In this weeks very special episode, Edmund (Super Meat Boy, Binding of Isaac, Basement Collection) and Danielle McMillen drop by to chat with us. We discus a wide range of topics including Valentines Day, Giving Back to the Gamers, Indie Games, Meat Boy, Basement Collection, Crafts, Other Indie Devs, Binding of Isaac (and Rebirth), Relationship Advice and some pretty solid game ideas. They also answer quite a few listener question! This was GGN's first ever interview and we are very grateful that Edmund and Danielle took precious time out of there busy days to sit down and talk with us.

PC Gamer Executive Editor Evan Lahti joins us as we pore over maps and documents in preparation to tail our mark. As we take one step out of line -- as giant circles of sound radiate from our feet for the world to see -- only then do we realize we were killed by the best.

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In our latest developer special, Neal Ronaghan chatted with both Edmund McMillian and Tommy Refenes, two of the developers of the upcoming WiiWare title, Super Meat Boy. The team, responsible for the original Meat Boy as well as the more recently released TimeFcuk, talk about everything under the sun. Things started off smooth with discussion of their origins and the upcoming title, but quickly digressed into aimless, random (hilarious) discussion. Given the coherency of the episode, regardless of the digression, little has been cut from the original recording. As such, all listeners beware - this episode is long. Clocking in at a little over 40 minutes, you'll get a healthy dose of Team Meat, laced with quite a bit of foul-mouthed hilarity. A big thanks to Team Meat and of course, Neal, for making this special happen before his departure. Download Here Subscribe to Our Feed! Edited by Nick DiMola. Music by Andy McKee.

In our latest developer special, Neal Ronaghan chatted with both Edmund McMillian and Tommy Refenes, two of the developers of the upcoming WiiWare title, Super Meat Boy. The team, responsible for the original Meat Boy as well as the more recently released TimeFcuk, talk about everything under the sun. Things started off smooth with discussion of their origins and the upcoming title, but quickly digressed into aimless, random (hilarious) discussion. Given the coherency of the episode, regardless of the digression, little has been cut from the original recording. As such, all listeners beware - this episode is long. Clocking in at a little over 40 minutes, you'll get a healthy dose of Team Meat, laced with quite a bit of foul-mouthed hilarity. A big thanks to Team Meat and of course, Neal, for making this special happen before his departure. Download Here Subscribe to Our Feed! Edited by Nick DiMola. Music by Andy McKee.

Jake Jabbour returns to discuss what it's like to be a Meat Boy, the price of obscure action figures, and how farming in video games may still be boring