Podcasts about playstation magazine

On today's episode, I talk to artist Jamie McKelvie. Born in London, Jamie came to prominence in the world of comics through his collaborations with Kieron Gillen. In 2003, the two started a comic strip in PlayStation Magazine that lasted for three years. This led to their book Phonogram in 2006, and its subsequent sequels, as well as Young Avengers and The Wicked + The Divine. He's also illustrated stories and designed characters for Marvel on books like Cable, The Defenders, X-Men, Captain Marvel and Ms Marvel among others and created art for bands such as CHVRCHES, Art Brut and Tegan & Sara. Most recently, Jamie has been writing and drawing his own series One for Sorrow, which is being published by DSTLRY! This is the website for Beginnings, subscribe on Apple Podcasts, follow me on Twitter. Check out my free philosophy Substack where I write essays every couple months here and my old casiopop band's lost album here! And the comedy podcast I do with my wife Naomi Couples Therapy can be found here! Theme song by the fantastic Savoir Adore! Second theme by the brilliant Mike Pace! Closing theme by the delightful Gregory Brothers! Podcast art by the inimitable Beano Gee!

Stu Caught up with the legendary Mike Diver to talk about his great books including 50 Years of Console & Coin Ops - Table Tops. Mike is a Fantastic Journalist and has worked on/ for some amazing outlets including Gaming Bible, Vice, and PlayStation Magazine!. Listen in as they cover the world of consoles from the very first all the way through to current-gen Xbox and PlayStation and discuss the love of a Retro Arcade and where that fits into modern-day gaming!. Get your copy now! Timestamps: Intro to Mike: 00:00 Coin Ops to Table Tops: 12:34 50 Years of Console: 22:17 Links to the books: 50 Years of Console https://www.pen-and-sword.co.uk/Mike-Diver/a/5556 Coin Ops https://numskull.com/products/from-coin-ops-to-table-tops-the-essential-electronic-games?_fid=f66dc73b6&_pos=1&_ss=c #retrogaming #console #arcadegames #coinoperated #xbox #playstation #books #podcast #gaming

The Unofficial PlayStation Magazine With 2Old4Gaming The PlayStation Collectors Podcast Season 2 Episode 22 Follow 2Old4Gaming on Twitter: https://twitter.com/2_Old_4_Gaming Follow 2Old4Gaming on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@2old4gaming Check out Gaming Gallery AU and use the code FIGSY10 for 10% off your order https://gaminggallery.com.au/ Follow Joe on Twitter here: https://twitter.com/JoeRad18 Follow Joe on Twitch here: https://www.twitch.tv/j0erad Follow Joe on YouTube here: / @joerad322 Check out the Podcast Website: https://playstationcollectorspodcast.... You Can Now Watch The Entire Podcast On Spotify! https://open.spotify.com/show/3uKjhKw... Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxEr... To see all of my Pickups, Chat with other collectors, buy, sell games and much more join the Discord Channel: https://discord.gg/YWPcn3hdUK If the link doesn't work please ask for a new one and ill post it ASAP Follow me on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Figsy_Games-... Follow my Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/figsygames/​​​ Visit my Ebay Store, Don't Forget to Follow me on Ebay: https://www.ebay.com.au/str/figsygames -- Watch live at https://www.twitch.tv/Figsy_Games​​​ Follow me on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Figsy_Games

In this week's episode we discuss the judge's verdict on the Microsoft vs FTC trial as well as news from EA and IO Interactive. We'll also talk through this week's game releases as well as what we've been playing. In a new feature, we delve into the past in our and read through the very first PlayStation Magazine published in the UK. If you enjoy the episode, please rate and review to help support the podcast. TIMESTAMPS00:00:00 Intro and tomfoolery23:37 Question Corner34:40 Weeks Biggest Releases42:04 OFFICIAL PLAYSTATION MAG - ISSUE 011:09:16 What We've Been Playing1:19:27 News1:41:13 Movie Review: Tusk 2014-----------------------------------------PureDeadGaming.comBrand @puredeadgamingCraig @puredeadcraigJess @xjesixAndy @AKGarfunkel>>Pure Dead Gaming Merchandise

This week we talk about the 2001 animated film METROPOLIS directed by Rintaro and with a screenplay by Katsuhiro Otomo and based on the manga of the same name created by Osamu Tezuka. We once again crash our podcast car into the themes of robots and humans and their interactions and one's struggle of finding or being denied one's humanity by being "other". Heavy stuff! We also very very briefly talk about Dragon Ball Z: Ultimate Battle 22 for the PlayStation. Here are some reviews I found for the game: GameSpot give it a 1.2/10, calling it a "really, really terrible game." X-Play said it was "a waste of time and money." Official U.S. PlayStation Magazine gave it a 1/5, the second lowest score possible. Electronic Gaming Monthly said that "someone crapped in a jewel case and passed it off as a game." So chew on that for a fuckin minute. Follow us on Instagram for the love of god: https://www.instagram.com/comicbookraiders/

Kenobit è un musicista che suona uno strumento molto particolare: il Game Boy.Ex-batterista punk, appassionato di gaming, si divide tra le traduzioni dei videogiochi, le live su Twitch (dove porta del godurioso retro-gaming) e le produzioni musicali chiptune che, pandemie permettendo, porta in tour in giro per i locali underground di mezza Europa.La passione per i videogiochi lo ha portato a scrivere per le maggiori riviste del settore, prima cartacee (Xbox Magazine Ufficiale, Nintendo la Rivista Ufficiale, Giochi per il Mio Computer, PlayStation Magazine), poi online (IGN, Everyeye, etc.).Adora le cose colorate, le lucine e i pixel. Insomma, sapevo che saremmo andati molto d'accordo :)++ ISCRIVITI AL CANALE TELEGRAM► https://t.me/spadcast++ DOVE TROVARE KENOBIT► Musica: https://kenobit.bandcamp.com/► IG: https://instagram.com/_kenobit► Twitch: https://twitch.tv/kenobisboch++ CONTATTI SPAD► IG: https://instagram.com/spadcast► Newsletter: https://spad.substack.com► Sito: https://mercuriopodcast.com++ DIVENTA PRODUTTORE DI MERCURIO► https://patreon.com/spad

Pop Arthur, c'est le podcast créé pour assurer les bases indispensables de pop culture pour Arthur et vos enfants. Et leur prouver qu'il y a un monde après les Pyjamask !  Et pour ce deuxième épisode, on va parler magazines jeunesse et ado  : Quels sont nos meilleurs souvenirs dans les kiosques, les magazines que nous avons le plus lu de 3 à 18 ans et auxquels nos enfants doivent absolument s'abonner ? Ca va parler Journal de Mickey et Tom Tom & Nana (et un peu d'Entrevue). Au programme donc :  -  C'est quoi ça papa ?  - 2:04 -  Regarder ça papa ? - 1:12:39 -  Jouer à ça papa ! - 1:40:04 Vous pouvez nous suivre sur nos comptes FB, Twitter, Instagram @PopArthur_Off, n'hésitez pas à donner votre avis sur cet épisode ! Retrouvez aussi tous les gens responsables de ce machin sur le site pop-arthur.fr Vous pouvez également vous abonner sur l'ensemble de vos dealers de podcast, mettez des notes, des commentaires, parlez en autour de vous On vous prépare plein d'autres numéros très sympatoches comme on dit dans le milieu, donc à très bientôt pour d'autres aventures dans la pop culture ! ENJOY !

Hoy venimos dispuestos a hacer historia. En ninguna de nuestras etapas anteriores (tampoco en esta) habíamos tratado el tema de Net Yaroze. Y, por otra parte, tampoco habíamos tenido jamás una entrevista en el programa. Y creemos que es hora de saldar ambas deudas con la historia. Para empezar, en este episodio repasamos qué es realmente el Net Yaroze. Un kit de desarrollo para la primera PlayStation que estaba destinado a todo aquel que quisiera comprarlo, y con el cual se podían desarrollar juegos que, de alguna forma, fueron los precursores de los indies actuales. Por supuesto, también hablamos de nuestros recuerdos con los míticos juegos que atesora. Y no solo de los más conocidos y míticos, que se podían encontrar en las demos de PlayStation Magazine, sino también de otros muchos realmente interesantes. Y en cuanto a la entrevista, tiene una intención doble: por un lado conocemos la figura de Eduardo (Qbl en algunos foros), que es el español que ha colaborado a terminar el desarrollo de Magic Castle con el apoyo de los autores originales. Y, por otro lado, tenemos a true_kiat con nosotros, que ha podido jugar en profundidad al título. Por lo que también es un podcast para conocer en profundidad el propio título. En cuanto a Magic Castle, se trata de un juego que inicialmente iba a publicarse para la primera PlayStation a través de un editor importante. Sin embargo, el proyecto se canceló. Muchos años después, Eduardo (junto a la figura de Mike, de la que también hablamos en el programa) ha ayudado a completar el desarrollo a través del código fuente. Además de las ideas del equipo original, Eduardo también ha implementado sus propias ideasl al juego final. Y, encima, es un título totalmente jugable de forma gratuita a través de Net Yaroze. Además, en este programa seguimos emitiendo vuestros audios de Telegram. En este caso, nuestros oyentes VIP aceptaron el reto de "jugar". Les pedimos qué le preguntarían a un desarrollador que sacara hoy en día un juego retro. El resultado, con el que ha colaborado Eduardo, es verdaderamente de gran valor. ¿Quieres enviar también tus audios en próximos programas? Recuerda que el grupo está abierto a todos los oyentes. No tenéis más que instalar Telegram y acceder a través de este enlace: https://t.me/joinchat/LZ01hh0YoYzWJJLAGeSBww Por otra parte, si nos sigues en Twitter (@MemoriaCosmica7), estarás al tanto de todas nuestras iniciativas. Gracias por estar al pie del cañón y... ¡nos escuchamos! ¡No olvides suscribirte al canal!

Author Comments Funkin' on a Saturday Night with the boissssssssssss!! Guests @ninjamuffin99, @kawaisprite, @PhantomArcade, and @evilsk8r explain their smash hit FRIDAY NIGHT FUNKIN' and the process that it took to achieve such a grand feat. Also! Technical difficulties! "It's been described as a love child between PaRappa the Rapper, Guitaroo Man, and Dance Dance Revolution, but only true Funkheads will understand what it means to be a Friday night." PLAYSTATION MAGAZINE, MAY 2003 ISSUE FRIDAY NIGHT FUNKIN' NINTENDO PITCH FRIDAY NIGHT FUNKIN' - RIDGE RACER Episode cover art: FRIDAY NIGHT by Snackers ~ ~ ~ Patreon Want to support the show? We are launching a Patreon! The money collected there will be used to pay for content in the show, host more events, pay artists for promo art, and more. Our goal is to elevate the whole community. https://www.patreon.com/ngpodcast FOLLOW ON NEWGROUNDS | FOLLOW ON TWITTER | JOIN THE DISCORD Theme music: Gabberfly by Waterflame

I guess that could make this podcast PlayStation Magazine... Become a supporter on either Patreon or SubscribeStar and access over 70 bonus episodes. Follow me on Twitter to check out my art. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/whinechamber/message

BE GREATER. Listen to our spoiler-filled review of MARVEL’S SPIDER-MAN on the Playstation 4 with guest Chris Baker, who has worked on several Spider-Man video games for Marvel, Playstation Magazine, LucasArts, and on the Marvel Heroes game at Gazillion. You can follow Chris on Twitter or watch his excellent YouTube series Superhero Video Games with […] The post Marvel’s Spider-Man PS4 Review appeared first on Amazing Spider-Talk.

Welcome to this episode of Bonus Barrel! In this episode we talk about all kinds of things! News! E3 Hype! A discussion about hard games we've played and how we feel about them, we reveal our favorite over-all consoles and our favorite retro consoles. We talk about some pick ups (retro and new stuff), we do a cover analysis of Blast Chamber and finally we read some old-ass letters from a 2001 Playstation Magazine. Like and Follow us at https://www.facebook.com/BonusBarrel and https://twitter.com/BonusBarrel ! And also subscribing and reviewing at itunes is extremely appreciated as well: https://itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/bonus-barrel/id966204381 Links to Articles Discussed: Mekazoo- http://www.gamespot.com/articles/gorgeous-2d-platformer-mekazoo-coming-to-xbox-one-/1100-6425215/ Bethesda at E3 - http://www.gamespot.com/articles/bethesda-hosting-e3-press-conference-for-the-first/1100-6425216/ DMC DLC- http://ca.ign.com/articles/2015/02/09/new-dmc-definitive-edition-trailer-reveals-vergils-bloody-palace-details?abthid=54d90fefdd778c1404000012 Fatal Frame V coming west? - http://ca.ign.com/articles/2015/02/09/devils-third-creator-hints-at-fatal-frame-v-localization Finally Links to: Saturday Night Slam Masters -https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QOrnQSCAhG0 Blast Chamber -https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4gDSlP__tNk Music in today's episode: Chibi Ninja and We're all under the stars (Erik Skiff) https://soundcloud.com/eric-skiff Music From Games Discussed - Mekazoo Trailer Music Saturday Night Slam Masters - Calgary Blast Chamber

John and Garnett talk about pre-sequels (that void that exists between a prequel and a sequel, now given form thanks to Borderlands) and the growing number of next-gen "remasters" that are coming - sparked by the announcement of The Last of Us for PlayStation 4. Then they get distracted and talk about old Rockstar games, and there's a lengthy story about how Grand Theft Auto III ended up on the cover of the Official U.S. PlayStation Magazine back in 2001. Also; more Diablo 3 enthusiasm, and John is starting to really warm to the charms of The Elder Scrolls Online. He's still had no luck getting Garnett to play Titanfall though. Bonus! We stumbled upon a fitting sign off for each episode.Download First for Gamers: the live chat app for gamers - http://frst.it

Welcome to episode 9 of Gamers’ Galaxy where Mark Bridge and Zak Wojnar geek out over all things gaming.  This episode we discuss Grand Theft Auto V trailer, Mass Effect 4 details, Playstation Magazine  shutting down, some Assassin’s Creed 3 and other Ubisoft news. Gamers’ Galaxy is now available at the iTunes Music Store where you can subscribe as well  [ Read More ]

Oh, Future Anime Magazine, of thee I blog, What piece of trash is this that hovers before my eye. What crap on yonder rooftop gleams? Could it be Future Anime Magazine? Yes, it is, quite so. Let me just start with a simple imperative sentence. Do not buy this magazine. I will explain why shortly. First, its pedigree. It is published by Future, US, Inc. If you dont know, Future is also the publisher of such castrated magazines as Nintendo Power, Playstation: The Official Magazine, and the Official Xbox Magazine. All these magazines are barely disguised, if not completely naked, mouthpieces of three huge and bloated companies. Yet all the writers of these magazines say how impartial they are and how their respective companies can't tell them what to like or not to like. That is, until they fire them for being too critical and they find themselves on the street. So you always have to take their coverage and reviews with a grain of salt. Kinda like a presidential news conference. Then there's the editor's note in the opening pages of the magazine where Gary Steinman bitches at anime and manga fans. Bitching about what, you ask? Over the fact that anime and manga fans are no longer buying anime and manga. Instead, they are downloading anime and reading manga in the bookstore aisles. The mistake that Gary makes is that he never qualifies that SOME fans are doing this. Not all. He also probably doesn't realize the failure of both industries to keep their fanbase as they get older. Theoretically, as fans of manga and anime get older, they should be getting better jobs and be able to spend more money on books and dvds. If they kept their fanbase, both mediums should be EXPANDING, not CONTRACTING. I think a lot of kids now that are otaku will leave it behind when they go to college and start families. It's more like a cool fad. There's a difference between passionate, fleeting love for these artforms and passionate, longterm love. Unfortunately, I think the former describes the current state of these markets. I guess before I get any more pretentious I should shut my blog. But sometimes I worry if anime or manga will still be around in 10 years. Hey, I guess I might not be either! Anyway, if you're not familiar with Gary, he used to be Editor-In-Chief of Newtype (which has since folded to be replaced by the already folded PIQ), which was a ventriliquist's dummy for ADV (which could be folding, and whose manga line might be folded....so many foldeds, like a blanket of failure.....) and who is the executive editor for the aforementioned lackey Playstation Magazine. So do you see how this magazine might have some issues? Ok, now for the insides, the primal guts, the meat in the tamale of this magazine. First of all, the entire anime section of the magazine, except for the Gurren Lagann cover story, are written by one person, Lesley Smith. Well, I wouldn't say written, I would say summarized. The anime stories are almost identical to the format that Newtype used, with big anime photos, a tiny blurb summary, and then a more fleshed out summary with very little if any critical response to the show in question. Just like Newtype, this magazine never finds a series it doesn't like. The fact that the entire section of the magazine is written by one person flagrantly throws the fact that this is going to be boring and one dimensional flatly into your face. Even the Gurren Lagann cover story is written by David Smith, who I strongly suspect is Lesley's husband. Maybe Lesley used Shadow Clone Jutsu to write all these articles? Then there's a summer manga guide, written by.........Guess who?.....David and Lesley Smith! Surprise! It also includes 12 "sizzling posters". Now if two page posters are your cup of tea, more power to you. But I don't really want to put up posters with a fold and staple holes in them....owww, they're hot! Once you've gotten past the pyrotechnic display of the posters, you get to the game section, which was such a ripoff, it almost made me lose my cookies. Why? Well, all the games are supposed to be anime related, even though some aren't. They're conveniently renamed "anime-inspired", which means they "look" animeish, but aren't based on any anime properties. So, anyway, they "ask" the editors of Playstation: The Official Magazine to give them their favorite picks. First up, what the hell is wrong with the Wii and the XBOX 360? You could've found plenty of real anime games from all three systems instead of Gary being lazy and relying on his own POM staff. What makes the reviews of the games even more insulting is the fact that they are almost all lifted word for word from the original Playstation Magazine reviews. Some paragraphs or wording has been changed, but very little. They even use the some screenshots, although they not so cleverly reorient and resize the pictures. So in the end, what do I think of this magazine. Is it worth $9.99? Let's just put it this way, if this magazine was thrown on a koala bear, it would turn into a raging bloodthirsty beast. It is a blatant attempt by Future to cash in on a market that doesn't need any more pretenders to be cluttering up shelf space. In fact, you should use the $9.99 you would spend on this litter basket refuse to buy the manga volume that Gary scolded you in his opening statement. In fact, every issue of this magazine that sells does an equivalent exchange for a volume of manga so Gary is just contributing to the problem My Grade: F