Podcasts about Puzzle Pirates

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For our second entry in our Video Game Book Club, we played CrossCode, a wonderful love letter to they heyday of MMORPGs! And what better way to pay our own homage to this era than by trying to play a 40 hour game in two weeks? Maybe this was a bad idea! Or maybe we just aren't in high school anymore? Either way, we (mostly) had a great time, and now we're ready to sit down and talk about it! In this episode: MMO experience, I play too much Zelda to have a silent protagonist like this, we fail to explain what CrossCode is for 10 minutes, if the game wants me to stop it'll have to tell me to stop, gamepad vs mouse & keyboard vs secret third option mouse & gamepad??, this love letter to MMORPGs plays a lot like Zelda, we really tried to do a 40 hour game in two weeks, too many shoutouts (sorry not sorry?) ~shoutouts zone~ Space Cowboy Online got bought and sold a bunch of times and apparently you can still play it? Yohoho! Puzzle Pirates! Is also still kicking, god bless Mark Wahlberg's 40-day Challenge Blaseball Not-So-Grand Siesta's Speed Dating: Team Capsule Rundown and Review Join us in playing A Short Hike! ~~~ Our theme music comes from the wonderful Hokuto. Want to shout about the episode? Join us at the Taco Stand Discord - it's open to everyone, not just Tacos! Each episode is discussed in the #podco-truck channel. Our twitter is @CitiesPod, and if you want to link to us, you can catch us at blaseball1.com! We are featherwings#3879, WillofChris#6129, KarpskryparN#2963, and Gary#7675, and we are Infinite Cities Blaseball.

Vi har hatt den store gleden av å ta med statssekretær Grunde Almeland inn i vårt nerdivers, og i kveld er vi slitne i kjeve- og lattermusklene alle tre!

Dear Monhun Party Member, Please allow me to apologize for my toxicity on {day of week}. My behavior was extremely inappropriate, immature, and lacked the respect {you, organization} deserved. While my bugstick skills are sick and I didn't even die once; It was a disruption and distracted others from {doing their job, learning, etc…}. While it was not embarrassing and I have not learned anything I do acknowledge my toxic behavior. In the future, I have no intention of curbing my thoughtless actions and learning to adjust my behavior befitting the environment and situation. It is you all who need to get good. It is you all who are the cazuls. Learn to play your weapon and learn to use the dodge button! I look forward to {working, learning from, etc…} you {again/soon}. If you have any thoughts in this, please feel free to share. You may contact me at your convenience at {email/phone}. Sincerely, Craig of Saves Together -------- It's episode 63 time and Grace and Craig are talking all about Monster Hunter Rise for the Nintendo Switch! We've been playing for about a hundred hours at this point but don't intend to stop even though our episode on the matter is now finished. Craig has opened his heart to the idea that maybe for once HE'S the toxic gamer... hence the (definitely not a template) apology letter above. Hear all about this revelation and more by tuning in NOW! ----- Other topics include: dollars to hours, Wii Shop Wednesdays, Murder by Numbers, Hades, Before Your Eyes, Sea of Thieves, Puzzle Pirates and PSO2

This week Jess talks about how dialogue both is and isn't realistic, and what you leave out.She also talks about what she's been up to, where things are at with the Fringe Colonies series (you can get Alliance and Haven, and preorder Rebellion). I also talk about playing Puzzle Pirates to stay sane, eat another lollipop and read another chapter of The Fire of Winter.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/JessMountifield)

In episode 4 of my podcast I talk more about my Fringe Colonies scifi series and how the very first MMO I played inspired some of the characters and story.I also read Chapter 4 of the Fire of Winter and talk about another Lollipop.If you have any questions, title suggestions for Guild 1, Lollipop recommendations, or want to get in contact for some other reason you can email me - books(at)jessmountifield(dot)co(dot)ukSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/JessMountifield)

Arr! I discuss my main experience with the game. I hope ye enjoy it! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This week on the Podcast: Dan explains being too sick to play Shenmue 3, Cartier hits credits on Pokémon Sword & Shield and has a lot to say, and the boys watch the reveal trailer for Obsidians newly announced game "Grounded". Slime Ranches, Puzzle Pirates, We may even learn a little something about friendship. This Week In Gaming. Special Guest: Nicholas Cartier.

Friends with Benefactors 2.0 – Ep. 28 – Rigor Mortis Has Set In http://www.friendswithbenefactors.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/fwb2-0_ep28.mp3 In this sPoOkY episode, the friends discuss spooky scary skelingtons, sassectomies, the riddle “how far can you saw into someone’s leg?”, bone saws, stealing bone marrow, dummy thicc mashed potatoes, Puzzle Pirates, Tetris Effect,  saying “deceased”, homemade hot sauce, and much … Continue reading "Rigor Mortis Has Set In"

Mosey on over for another episode of the Saves Together podcast where we're talking all about the cooperative experience in Red Dead Redemption 2's online mode! Other topics include allergies, MK11, crunch within game development, cowboy bicycles, economy issues, the single player mode, GTA online, slow horses, smores, chilling in games, Stardew Valley updates, and the only pirate game that matters (Puzzle Pirates).

E3 tuli ja meni ja pojat ovat ihan poikki. Tiedossa on E3:n pilkuntarkka analysointi poikien toimesta, sekä jakson lopussa selviää myös kuulijakisan voittaja! Kuukausittaisen pelikerhon peli on Puzzle Pirates. 10:22 - Mitä on tullut pelailtua 1:00:45 - E3:n läpikäynti 2:15:50 - Uutisten läpikäynti 2:25:10 - Witcher-nurkkaus 2:28:30 - Uudet julkaisut / tulossa olevia pelejä 2:44:08 - Puzzle Piratesin läpikäynti

Time to get moving! But while moving, don't forget to game. In this episode, we discuss Mobile games as they currently exist on smartphones and what handhelds were like as "mobile games" when they were more popular. Originally posted: 2/20/17-----Topics discussed:* Currently Playing: Rust, Skyward Sword, Enter the Gungeon* Pokemon Go: Generation 2 Update!* Mobile Games: Pokemon Go, Puzzle and Dragons, Fire Emblem Heroes, 2048* Classic "Mobile" Games - Handhelds, Gameboy: Summon Nights: A Swordcraft Story, Pokemon Gold/Silver/Crystal* Puzzle games, Puzzle Pirates* Mystery Sound-----Get in touch with us! Send us your questions or comments:@TuneIntoGamingtuneintogaming@gmail.com

Me and Harry are joined by James to discuss a few games we have been playing over the holiday break such as Dirt Rally, Puzzle Pirates and City Skylines. Also our thoughts on some news in games including Psychonauts 2, Telltale Batman, The Next Witcher Game, Just Cause 3 and Star Wars Battlefront. Then I leave and let Harry and James discuss Fallout 3/4/NV and spoilers from Telltale Game of Thrones. Just as a warning the audio quality for this episode is really bad compared to usual...

With broken controllers at their feet, Rick and Ben spend time talking about their least favorite games. Poor graphics. Bad gameplay. Outdated mechanics. Our hosts discuss the many reasons these games ended up disappointing, under delivering or just plain sucking. As an added bonus,  create a drinking game out of how many times Rick calls people names during the episode.   File Under: Least Favorite Games, The Legend of Zelda, Ocarina of Time, Mario Kart Wii, Super Smash Bros, True Crime: Streets of LA, Super Glove Ball, The Uncanny X-Men, Kasumi Ninja, Lugaru, EverQuest, World of Warcraft, Puzzle Pirates, Heroes of Might & Magic III, League of Legends, Tony Hawk’s Underground, Shaq-Fu, Final Fantasy VII   Find us on the web: Rick on Twitter: https://twitter.com/WrathRainbows Ben on Twitter: https://twitter.com/theragu40 ThePastCast website: http://www.thepastcast.com

Wedding bells are ringing on this week's episode! Newlywed Joel talks about playing Animal Crossing: New Leaf (on his honeymoon no less) and retro-chic ADnD-themed beat-em-up Chronicles of Mystara, Vick tries her hand at the 10-year old Puzzle Pirates and finds it strangely familiar, Lisa relaxes her mind by flicking ice cubes over holes in Puzzle Retreat, and Dave buys XCOM: Enemy Unknown a second time (this time on the iPad) and we find out why. Discussion topic for this week: Games that require high levels of time commitment to play or even get started playing. Along the way we namedrop Ni No Kuni, The Witcher series, Skyrim, the Dragon Age series, Persona 4, the Arkham games, Far Cry 3, Angry Birds, The Sims, The Last of Us, the Alan Wake games, L.A. Noire, Red Dead Redemption, the MMO genre, and GTA V. By the way, no offense was intended to people living with OCD, ADHD, paraplegia or a vagina. If you take issue with our use of these labels on this episode, please email your complaints to vick@vicksredredemption.org. Otherwise if you have anything to add to the conversation write to us at hello@staringatscreens.org or tweet us @StaringScreens. Errata Chronicles of Mystara is actually on Steam and PSN too. Not just XBLA. Puzzle Pirates was on Java. Not Flash.

Recorded on January 21st, 2013 with Brian Fife, James Fingal and Thomas Westberg. Tom runs through a brief history of video game distribution, starting with arcade consoles and ending with digital distribution stores. A number of trends are identified: transition from physical (resellable) objects to software licenses, certification programs driven by the game distributors and the gradually lowering bar for distribution that now supports ‘indie’ game development. Links to referenced items: Super Missile Attack, Missile Command, Atari, Nolan Bushnell, Sente Technologies, Pac-Man, Ms. Pac-Man, Midway Games, Namco, Burning Wheel, Atari 2600, Activision, Imagic, Nintendo, Sony, Microsoft, Gamestop, EA, Deadly Towers, Floppy Disk, CD-ROM, Copy Protection, Infocom, Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego, Blizzard, Diablo Three, Sim City, Final Fantasy, Blockbuster, iOS App Store, Stardock Central, Steam, Amazon Kindle, Wal-Mart, Humble Indie Bundle, Yohoho! Puzzle Pirates, World of Tanks, XBox Live, PSN, Nintendo eShop, Geometry Wars, Sega Channel, Atari Gameline, Temple Run, Square, Chaos Rings, Nintendo DS, PS Vita, How long should a game be? - Tobold Google Play, Sideload, Androminion, Ingress, Endgame: Syria Elder Scrolls Online, App Store Curation - Jonathan Blow, Angry Birds, Fifty Shades of Grey, The Smurfberry Affair - GigaOM, Zynga, Farmville, Popcap, Mafia Wars, Rovio, Cow Clicker, X-Com: Enemy Unknown, Ten Million, Dungeon Raid, Puzzle Quest, Letterpress, The Walking Dead, Mass Effect, Halo Four, Assassin’s Creed Three, Dishonored, Deus Ex: Human Revolution.

A behind-the-scenes look at Blow Me Down, the fifth contemporary romantic comedy. Katie discusses a bit about the book's origins, the online mmorpg Puzzle Pirates, as well as some information about the characters, and her thoughts on girl gamers. More information about the book can be found at www.katiemacalister.com

Rumors of my demise have been greatly exaggerated! I’m back and I have a great new feature where I explain in detail the entire game development process from beginning to end. This week I examine what type of games publishers are looking to publish. Enjoy! Gaming Steve Episode 59 Program 00:04:09 Game News: Lots of Wii info. Where did all the PS3s go? Tons of new Xbox 360 content. Seaman gets a seaquel. Wii’s first-party games to be region-free? Psychonauts, Bloodrayne available via Steam. Bully grabs the coveted Teen rating from the ESRB. BioWare developing for the DS. Microsoft offers free repairs/refunds for defective launch 360s. ESRB must play every game in its entirety says proposed legislation. 1.1 million Lego Star Wars II sold. Oblivion coming to the PS3. South Park gets hooked on World of Warcraft. 00:37:16 Game Review: Dragon Quest Heroes: Rocket Slime for the Nintendo DS. 00:41:46 RetroReview: Shining Force for the Genesis and GameBoy Advance. 00:47:08 Making The Game: A new special feature where I explain what it takes to make a video game from beginning to end. This week, what do publishers want? 00:54:34 “Name That Game!” contest winner from last week, a new clip, and the always cool prize! 00:57:55 Show Mail: I answer your questions … sort of. 01:01:26 Final Thoughts: Love that Puzzle Pirates. Download the show (68 minutes): Gaming Steve Episode 59 (MP3). Subscribe to the Podcast directly in iTunes (MP3). Add the Gaming Steve Podcast feed to your RSS aggregator.