Podcasts about precursor games

Do you have money? If so, please send it to Precursor Games. They're probably going to develop a video game with it. Maybe. Maybe not. They've totally been working on it for the past year! Scout's honor! They'd show you proof, but where's the fun in that? Oh, right, also on the podcast is some Dungeon Defenders II news, some Pokémon X & Y hype, and some Nintendo Direct reactions. Tune in! Leave a comment! Send an email! Suggest more ways to end sentences with exclamation points! Listen! Click through!

Do you have money? If so, please send it to Precursor Games. They're probably going to develop a video game with it. Maybe. Maybe not. They've totally been working on it for the past year! Scout's honor! They'd show you proof, but where's the fun in that? Oh, right, also on the podcast is some Dungeon Defenders II news, some Pokémon X & Y hype, and some Nintendo Direct reactions. Tune in! Leave a comment! Send an email! Suggest more ways to end sentences with exclamation points! Listen! Click through!

Before you sit down to devour your weekly PB & Jason, make sure you have an hour and fourty minutes on your plate! PB & Jason 124 part two tackles all the topics left after last Thursday's first part: The various game ideas based on somewhat random audience suggestions; the aftermath of the Xbox One unveil, specifically the console's somewhat confusing used games policy; the Nintendo Direct from the middle of May; and the confusing situation behind Precursor Games kickstarter projects, including their relationship with Silicon Knights and Denis Dyack. Also, click this sentence for the NeoGAF thread I mention in the latter half of the podcast. Enjoy!

Before you sit down to devour your weekly PB & Jason, make sure you have an hour and fourty minutes on your plate! PB & Jason 124 part two tackles all the topics left after last Thursday's first part: The various game ideas based on somewhat random audience suggestions; the aftermath of the Xbox One unveil, specifically the console's somewhat confusing used games policy; the Nintendo Direct from the middle of May; and the confusing situation behind Precursor Games kickstarter projects, including their relationship with Silicon Knights and Denis Dyack. Also, click this sentence for the NeoGAF thread I mention in the latter half of the podcast. Enjoy!

This week we announce Cory's new job with PC Gamer! We also have an interview with Denis Dyack and Shawn Jackson of Precursor Games about Shadow of the Eternals!

Eternal Darkess brought a special blend of heady horror to the Gamecube when the game was released in 2002. While not a commercial success, Silicon Knights’ Lovecraftian frightshow was widely praised by critics and fans alike for its unique time-jumping theme which put players in the shoes of nearly a dozen characters who each play a crucial part in the game’s twisted narrative of vengeful gods and supernatural madness. While it’s been over a decade since Eternal Darkness introduced horror fans to its special brand of madness, developer Precursor Games, headed by the original game’s creator, the ever-outspoken Denis Dyack (of Too Human infamy), hopes to bring the franchise back from the abyss with a crowdfunded episodic sequel. Titled Shadow of the Eternals, this haunting sequel… Read More... The post Precursor Games To Launch Crowdsourcing Drive To Develop Eternal Darkness Sequel appeared first on Hey Poor Player.