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In Iceland, known for its rigorous gun control and low crime rate, the 2013 incident in Hraunbær shook the nation. Despite high gun ownership due to hunting traditions, violent gun use is rare. This case marked a tragic exception, leading to the first police shooting fatality in Icelandic history. The event, involving a mentally troubled individual and a tense standoff, resulted in critical reflections on police procedures and sparked discussions on law enforcement and public safety.Binge the entire season immediately and without ads by becoming a Plus subscriber, and enjoy the added perk of exclusive access to a hidden bonus episode each season.This episode was written and reported by Ragnar Tómas. Producer and sound designer was Eiríkur Sigurðsson. Executive producer is Nils Bergman.Music from Epidemic Sound and Extreme MusicNordic Crimes is a Tall Tale production.Contact: nils@talltale.se Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/nordic-crimes. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Erinnert ihr euch noch an das Adventure The Longest Journey? Oder die Dreamfall-Fortsetzungen? Vielleicht habt ihr damals auch sogar einen Blick in das unterschätzte MMORPG The Secret World reingeworfen? Wenn euch diese Namen irgendwie bekannt vorkommen, seid ihr einem der Spiele von Ragnar Tørnquist begegnet. Er ist schon ziemlich lange in der Spieleindustrie unterwegs und ist bis auf wenige Ausnahmen einem Genre treu geblieben: dem Adventure.

In Iceland's history of unusual crimes, the 2017 Bitcoin heist stands out. Utilizing the abandoned infrastructures of Keflavík, criminals executed a series of high-tech thefts, exploiting the area's ideal conditions for bitcoin farming. The so called “crypto caper” is a story involving ingenious yet flawed plans and culminating in a prison escape and international chase.Binge the entire season immediately and without ads by becoming a Plus subscriber, and enjoy the added perk of exclusive access to a hidden bonus episode each season.This episode was written and reported by Ragnar Tómas. Producer and sound designer was Eiríkur Sigurðsson. Executive producer is Nils Bergman.Music from Epidemic Sound and Extreme MusicNordic Crimes is a Tall Tale production.Contact: nils@talltale.se Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/nordic-crimes. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In 2004, the small town of Neskaupstaður becomes the scene of a complex crime with the death of a Lithuanian national linked to a perilous drug operation. Unveiling the dark underbelly of Iceland's drug trade, the case exposes international criminal networks and their impact on a small community, challenging local law enforcement with its scope and severity.Binge the entire season immediately and without ads by becoming a Plus subscriber, and enjoy the added perk of exclusive access to a hidden bonus episode each season.This episode was written and reported by Ragnar Tómas. Producer and sound designer was Eiríkur Sigurðsson. Executive producer is Nils Bergman.Music from Epidemic Sound and Extreme MusicNordic Crimes is a Tall Tale production.Contact: nils@talltale.se Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/nordic-crimes. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In 1998, Reykjavik experienced a distinctive crime: the audacious theft of an entire ATM. The case, notable for its unusual nature, involved an innovative investigative approach. It also brought to light the complex role of addiction in driving criminal acts, highlighting the uniqueness and challenges of this particular crime in Iceland's history.Binge the entire season immediately and without ads by becoming a Plus subscriber, and enjoy the added perk of exclusive access to a hidden bonus episode each season.This episode was written and reported by Ragnar Tómas. Producer and sound designer was Eiríkur Sigurðsson. Executive producer is Nils Bergman.Music from Epidemic Sound and Extreme MusicNordic Crimes is a Tall Tale production.Contact: nils@talltale.se Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/nordic-crimes. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In 1982, two French sisters traveling in Iceland face a horrifying ordeal on Skeiðarársandur. Their encounter with a seemingly benign local transforms into a nightmarish struggle for survival, unraveling a tale of deception, violence, and the shattering of innocence.Binge the entire season immediately and without ads by becoming a Plus subscriber, and enjoy the added perk of exclusive access to a hidden bonus episode each season.This episode was written and reported by Ragnar Tómas. Producer and sound designer was Eiríkur Sigurðsson. Executive producer is Nils Bergman.Music from Epidemic Sound and Extreme MusicNordic Crimes is a Tall Tale production.Contact: nils@talltale.se Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/nordic-crimes. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Woooooow vi har hatt besøk av Frod... Eh.. Gisle Agledahl Og for et besøk det var, han hadde med selveste Sting (sverdet til Bilbo / Frodo)!Vi snakket om alt fra King's Quest og Indiana Jones til Aladdin, Rayman og Ratchet and Clank. Vi sier det ofte, men med hånden på hjertet: denne episoden er stappa til randen med nerde- og spillkultur

Ragnar Tørnquist fra Red Thread Games er den femte og siste gjesten i vår spesialserie der vi ser nærmere på hvordan koronakrisen har påvirket norsk spillbransje. Tørnquist forteller også om hvordan studioet har vært et mål for sinte gamere, og at de faktisk har mottatt dødstrusler for innholdet i sine spill. Spillrevyen Spesial om koronakrisen er en serie laget i samarbeidet med Viken filmsenter. De tar i år over arrangøransvaret for Spillkonventet på Klækken som i år måtte avlyse på grunn av koronakrisen. Nå håper de å vekke arrangementet til live i desember. Mer informasjon kommer senere. Fram til da kan de som har innspill til årets arrangement ta kontakt med Cecilie Stranger-Thorsen på Viken filmsenter.

Ragnar Tørnquist fra Red Thread Games er den femte og siste gjesten i vår spesialserie der vi ser nærmere på hvordan koronakrisen har påvirket norsk spillbransje. Tørnquist forteller også om hvordan studioet har vært et mål for sinte gamere, og at de faktisk har mottatt dødstrusler for innholdet i sine spill.  Spillrevyen Spesial om koronakrisen er en serie laget i samarbeidet med Viken filmsenter. De tar i år over arrangøransvaret for Spillkonventet på Klækken som i år måtte avlyse på grunn av koronakrisen. Nå håper de å vekke arrangementet til live i desember. Mer informasjon kommer senere. Fram til da kan de som har innspill til årets arrangement ta kontakt med Cecilie Stranger-Thorsen på Viken filmsenter.

Alex Elliott is joined this week by journalists Anna Sigríður Einarsdóttir and Iceland Review's Ragnar Tómas Hallgrímsson. The programme was produced by Lydía Grétarsdóttir. This week's highlights include: the devastating avalanches in the Westfjords, the tragic loss of two tourists in bad weather, the fortunes of Iceland's men's handball team so far, and local government workers' struggle for better wages and conditions.

Alex Elliott is joined this week by journalists Anna Sigríður Einarsdóttir and Iceland Review's Ragnar Tómas Hallgrímsson. The programme was produced by Lydía Grétarsdóttir. This week's highlights include: the devastating avalanches in the Westfjords, the tragic loss of two tourists in bad weather, the fortunes of Iceland's men's handball team so far, and local government workers' struggle for better wages and conditions.

Last week we talked about good games with rubbish tales. This week, it's the reverse - great stories with bad games attached to them. John thinks Dreamfall had an moving story about faith, alongside an awful 3D adventure interface. Katharine hates looking at the wall in Soma because the underwater robo-facility is so intriguing. And Brendan is sad that Pyre had a fiddly netball game attached to its warm tale of friendship and justice. Links: Adam didn’t care for Soma as much as us :( https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2015/09/21/soma-review/ But here’s Steven on its strengths: https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2016/06/17/have-you-played-soma/ Soma’s safe mode lets you delete monsters: https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2017/12/01/soma-safe-mode-update-released/ Have you played… The Longest Journey? https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2015/11/05/have-you-played-the-longest-journey/ A Dreamfall retrospective: https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2011/04/26/eurogamer-retrospective-dreamfall/ Ragnar Tørnquist on Dreamfall and faith: https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2008/08/20/ragnar-tornquist-on-dreamfall-faith/ Pyre review: https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2017/07/28/pyre-review/ You’re not the hero of Pyre’s revolution, and that’s the point: https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2017/08/18/youre-not-the-hero-of-pyres-revolution-and-thats-the-point/ Zunless Zea Zubmariner lured Pip into the water: https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2016/10/11/sunless-sea-zubmariner/ Alec’s choose-your-own-review of Torment: Tides of Numenera : https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2017/02/28/torment-tides-of-numenera-review/ ER: The Game is good-not-good: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p1n1cZ9D5cg Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice review: https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2017/08/12/hellblade-senuas-sacrifice-review/ The Walking Dead: Season One, Episode One review: https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2012/04/25/wot-i-think-the-walking-dead-episode-one/ Have you played… Spec Ops: The Line? https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2015/11/19/spec-ops-review

Fury med Brad Pitt er en mørk og brutal krigsfilm. Den svenske Oscarkandidaten Turist er regissør Ruben Ôstlunds blikk på en maskulin krise. Bjørnøya er en frisk dokumentar som vekker reiselysten. Og Miraklene i Toscana er vakker og stemningsfull. I tillegg til disse filmpremierene anmeldes de nye spillene Drømmefall Kapitler og The Legend of Korra. Ragnar Tørnquist fra Red Thread Games gir oss en liten innføring i hvordan et spill som Drømmefall Kapitler blir til. Kristofer Hivju og Lisa Loven Kongsli forteller om sine figurer i Turist. Og ekstremsportbrødrene Inge, Markus og Håkon Wegge forteller hvorfor de dro til Bjørnøya for å surfe og lage film.

Funcom's Ragnar Tørnquist joins Respec Radio host Adam Biessener for a discussion on his soon-to-be-live MMORPG. The Secret World puts players into one of three secret societies warring over control of hidden magical energy in our modern world. Tørnquist and his team are trying to build an honest-to-goodness story around the struggle -- except that they're not casting the player as the hero, just another warrior in the battle for mankind's future. Tørnquist doesn't channel his rage on the mic like our own Andy McNamara can, but did you really expect a Norwegian to compete with our editor-in-chief on that front? The Secret World launches on PC on July 3, but you can start playing the head start right now with a pre-order from the retailer of your choice (may we suggest our parent company?). Special thanks to Tørnquist for joining us on the podcast, and to Funcom for supplying the (awesome) main theme from the game for bumper music. Check back for a much more detailed critical writeup of The Secret World in an upcoming issue of Game Informer. Also, swing by the Respec Radio hub for more MMO podcastery than anyone really needs, and subscribe to our RSS feed or on iTunes to get new episodes as soon as they're fired out over the Internet. (Please visit the site to view this media)

Funcom's Ragnar Tørnquist joins Respec Radio host Adam Biessener for a discussion on his soon-to-be-live MMORPG. The Secret World puts players into one of three secret societies warring over control of hidden magical energy in our modern world. Tørnquist and his team are trying to build an honest-to-goodness story around the struggle -- except that they're not casting the player as the hero, just another warrior in the battle for mankind's future. Tørnquist doesn't channel his rage on the mic like our own Andy McNamara can, but did you really expect a Norwegian to compete with our editor-in-chief on that front? The Secret World launches on PC on July 3, but you can start playing the head start right now with a pre-order from the retailer of your choice (may we suggest our parent company?). Special thanks to Tørnquist for joining us on the podcast, and to Funcom for supplying the (awesome) main theme from the game for bumper music. Check back for a much more detailed critical writeup of The Secret World in an upcoming issue of Game Informer. Also, swing by the Respec Radio hub for more MMO podcastery than anyone really needs, and subscribe to our RSS feed or on iTunes to get new episodes as soon as they're fired out over the Internet. (Please visit the site to view this media)