Podcast appearances and mentions of reid mccarter

Jacob Geller and Blake Hester are joined by Reid McCarter and Ed Smith to play through the second half of Konami's 1998 title, Metal Gear Solid.Something Rotten is better on Nebula – sign up today and find the premium feed at https://nebula.tv/somethingrotten/Read Ed and Reid's Metal Gear Solid book: https://bulletpoints.itch.io/okayheroSend thoughts and questions about this series to somethingrottenpodcast@gmail.comFollow Jacob Geller on Twitter: https://twitter.com/yacobg42Follow Blake Hester on Twitter: https://twitter.com/metallicaisradMUSIC: https://somethingrottenpod.bandcamp.com/album/something-rottenSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Jacob Geller and Blake Hester are joined by Reid McCarter and Ed Smith to play through the first half of Treyarch's 2008 title, Call of Duty: World at War. Content warning for graphic descriptions of real and fictionalized war.Something Rotten is better on Nebula – sign up today and find the premium feed at https://nebula.tv/somethingrotten/Listen to Ed and Reid's Call of Duty podcast: https://www.patreon.com/posts/81640488Send thoughts and questions about this series to somethingrottenpodcast@gmail.comFollow Jacob Geller on Twitter: https://twitter.com/yacobg42Follow Blake Hester on Twitter: https://twitter.com/metallicaisradSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Gareth Damian Martin and Reid McCarter begin a look at the entirety of Kentaro Miura's Berserk with a discussion of its first two chapters, "Black Swordsman" and "The Brand" from Volume 1. In our debut episode, we discuss how we first encountered Berserk, the influences it draws from (and the work it's influenced in turn), and the joy of looking at all the ways Miura creates compositions based around Guts' absurdly giant sword.Next time: the remainder of the Black Swordsman Arc, "Guardian Angels of Desire," covering the rest of Volume 1, the entirety of Volume 2, and Volume 3 up to the beginning of "Golden Age."For more from Gareth, visit their Twitter @JumpOvertheAge and for more from Reid, visit @ReidMcCarter.The Idea of Evil intro/outro theme was written and performed by Blake Hester (@MetallicaIsRad). Our show art and logo is by Artyom Trakhanov (@Vor_Bokor).Follow Superculture @Superculturenet, follow this podcast @SupercultureRev, and follow the other Superculture websites @HeterotopiasZn, @BulletpointsVG, @Badendpodcast, and @FunlandMag.

We're joined by Reid McCarter of Bullet Points Monthly, who in a surprising turn of events, actually likes this game. We discuss why Reid thinks Dead Men, actually is great, why Blake had to throw in the towel, and mentally prepare ourselves for our journey through Kane & Lunch 2: Dog Days. Follow Reid on Twitter: https://twitter.com/reidmccarter Bullet Points Monthly: https://bulletpointsmonthly.com/ Support Something Rotten: https://www.patreon.com/blakehester

We've been fascinated by Kingdom Hearts since childhood. But is a series worth going back to? We investigate the value of a long derided series by talking to fans who grew up with the series, and adults who are trying to make sense of it today. Special thanks to Reid McCarter and Astrid Rose of Bullet Points' Blood of Friendship πx: Re: Podcast. Thanks to the Free Music Archive for the following songs: "Lake Eerie Wolves" by Fields of Ohio, "Focus" by A. A Aalto. Thanks to OCRemix for the following songs: "Protect Your Kingdom" by Smooth4Lyfe, "Respite (Kingdom Hearts)" by Emunator, and "Simply Be-groove-ed" by Tetrimino. Built to Play is a product of CJRU in the heart of downtown Toronto. It was produced by Arman Aghbali and Daniel Rosen. If you like the show please subscribe and rate us online. It helps more people find the show and gives us an idea how we're doing.

Toniiiiiight. We are Pets. So let's fill the bowl with kibble, or we can all nibble, on some boooones. "Pets" is the topic in this episode, which is appropriate since they needed to spray Colin with a water bottle in this one. Tune in as Greg recounts the trauma of the worst crime ever perpetuated against him. Giovanni frets over virtual birds. Colin explores his unprocessed feelings towards Tubs the cat. And Dave just tries to pet some digital dogs.   Note: Colin, in his "Vacation Dave" state, conflated Digimon Tamagotchi with all Tamagotchi. He regrets this mistake. Please no emails.      Please post pictures of your pets to our Facebook and Twitter. You can also find more critter related content on our YouTube channel. Lastly, in exchange for giving us a like and review on Apple Podcasts, one of our hosts will be your pet for the day! I guess that's why Colin has all those collars.    Games discussed include the Pokemon series, Nintendogs and Cats,  Neko Atsume, and Fallout 4   Show Notes:      Mo’ Neopoints, Mo’ Problems: How That Website We Liked As Kids Became An Economist’s Nightmare, Victoria McNally   Dogmeat, Fallout 4, and the Anxiety of Everything, Reid McCarter   DIGIMON SQUISHABLES ARE A THING

This episode contains the following segments: Our understanding of history can change how we depict it, and who gets to play the hero. We look at Kingdom Come: Deliverance as a case study. We talk to David Perry and Reid McCarter. Here's Reid's original article in Unwinnable, and Geraldine Heng's book on race in medieval Europe. Daniel Rosen gives us a look into Yakuza 6, the new adventure of the affable criminal Kazuma Kiryu, and why he's loved exploring its version of Japan. Thanks to the Free Music Archive for "If(you>us)" and "Snooze" by Yaul, and "What Does Anybody Know About Anything," and "Out of the Skies, Under the Earth," by Chris Zabriskie, and "Holy Enough" by Steve Coombs. Also "過去の思い出" by Mewmore. Built to Play is a product of CJRU in the heart of downtown Toronto. It was produced by Arman Aghbali and Daniel Rosen. If you like the show please subscribe and rate us online. It helps more people find the show and gives us an idea how we're doing.

Qual o verdadeiro impacto de jogos violentos? Existe uma maneira certa de se jogar, e seria justo o jogo te punir por isso? Jogos de Kickstarter e Early Access merecem o preconceito que têm? Bruno; Ricardo; Lucas e Vinícius debatem essas perguntas e muito mais no sexto episódio do Nautilus Link! Blocos: Violência nos Jogos - 00:04:35 Jogos que Reagem ao Jogador - 00:31:09 O Mercado de Jogos de Early Access e de Kickstarter- 0:54:37 Agradecimentos: Nescal Marcelo Pedro Martins Músicas: RSPN - Blank & Kytt Snow Driven - Akira Yamaoka (Silent Hill Shattered Memories) City Chicks - Patrick Catani (Pit People) Rock - Blank & Kytt Moody's Shuffle - Hideki Naganuma (Jet Set Radio) PEPSIMAN - James & Gang (Pepsiman) Links: Palestra do Robert Yang sobre os seus jogos - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YSFi8VeVf4w Artigo do Simon Parkin sobre como jogos financiam a indústria de armas - http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2013-02-01-shooters-how-video-games-fund-arms-manufacturers Resenha do Reid McCarter sobre Ghost Recon Wildlands - https://www.pastemagazine.com/articles/2017/03/tom-clancys-ghost-recon-wildlands-is-a-frightening.html Texto do Reid McCarter sobre a falácia da precisão histórica de Kingdom Come: Deliverance - https://unwinnable.com/2018/03/02/deliverance-myth-making-and-historical-accuracy/ Texto do Clint Hocking onde ele define dissonância ludonarrativa - http://clicknothing.typepad.com/click_nothing/2007/10/ludonarrative-d.html Texto da Laura Kate Dale sobre Celeste e a sua acessibilidade - http://www.kotaku.co.uk/2018/03/06/how-celeste-nurtures-player-skill Palestra sobre as escolhas de Alpha Protocol - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5owJbBO1CT4 Campanha e explicação do orçamento dos personagens extras de Skullgirls - https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/keep-skullgirls-growing Entrevista da Failbetter sobre o estado atual do Early Access - https://www.mcvuk.com/business/failbetter-games-on-whether-steam-early-access-curiosity-is-dwindling

The Ringer's Ben Lindbergh and Jason Concepcion talk to writer Reid McCarter and lecturer in video game studies Hugo Montembeault about the dark side of Ubisoft's 'Ghost Recon Wildlands,' realism in shooters, and big-budget games' ongoing struggle to depict real-world problems in fictional form (0:30). Then they bring on 'Super Smash Bros. Melee' analyst Daniel Lee and 'League of Legends' analyst Jeffrey Liang for a primer on the metagame and the past, present, and future of eSports stats (28:15).

On this week's episode, freelance writer for Paste, PCGamer, and Bullet Points Monthly, Reid McCarter, joins host Josiah Renaudin to discuss the state of AAA video game reviews. The two tackle the response to Ghost Recon: Wildlands, cover how some writers can slip into a cycle of lazy criticism, wonder how the writing in Wildlands ever made it by an editor, and argue over whether certain reviews should be called out for ignoring troubling thematic elements.

This month we turn our attention to the genre anthology book, Shooter. Edited by Patrick Lindsey and Reid McCarter, the book bought 15 essays and a forward by Clint Hocking placing a wide variety of shooter video games in a historical and cultural context. We discuss their focus on a broad genre as opposed to a single game, what they were trying to say with the book and the process of putting together such an anthology. Unlike previous books, as this one is an anthology and in that spirit we decided to get some of the writers for some micro interviews. Thank you to Robert Rath, Corey Milne and Javy Gwaltney for making the time. CAST Patrick Lindsey: Han Freaking Solo Reid McCarter: Digital Love Child Robert Rath: Rob Writes Pulp Corey Milne: The Serious Work of Play Javy Gwaltney: Antagonize The Horn/p> SHOW NOTES Shooter Opening Theme: 'Close' by The Alpha Conspiracy Closing Theme: 'Wishing Never' by The Alpha Conspiracy

Receiver meets Christopher, Patrick, Reid McCarter and Ed Smith. We lock and load. The post Indie MEGACAST – Episode 69 – Receiver appeared first on Indie MEGABOOTH.

In this episode Alex and Jared discuss scientists trying to fuck the moon, Falcon & The Winter Soldier, and Zack Snyder's Justice League. Podcast website: https://redcircle.com/shows/bold-of-you-to-say Leave a review on Podchaser: https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/bold-of-you-to-say-1462323 Podcast clips: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFY0pg922py2OA1PhzS6dVQ Merch: http://tee.pub/lic/a5VKPbBwJu4 Alex's socials: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/coke.and.doritos/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/AlanderMeyers Tiktok: https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMJhjEfqM/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVzNN3cybDV-vExMeVj7qGg?view_as=subscriber Jared's socials: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jerry_fuck_yo_bitchass_mafoofs/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/JerryMafoofsArt Xbox: BracedFob918 Steam: Jerry_Mafoofs Timestamps: 01:36 Why are we trying to fuck the moon? 09:56 Comparing billionaires to supervillains part 5894 14:09 The $500,000 NFT house 20:35 NFTs are ruining the internet 27:33 Our new cryptocurrency idea 34:11 Falcon & The Winter Soldier first impressions 47:54 How modern military propaganda works 51:48 How does the military attract so many bronies? 54:50 It's nice seeing more development for Sam and Bucky 58:40 The sitcom potential of Falcon & The Winter Soldier 1:02:15 Zack Snyder's Justice League is aggressively alright 1:02:27 Nitpicks 2:25:27 The pacing 2:29:46 The characters Additional Resources: "Scientists plan to shoot massive load of sperm samples onto the moon" by Reid McCarter, AV Club - https://bit.ly/3rsUc2C "World's first digital NFT house sells for $500,000" by Lianne Kolirin, CNN - https://cnn.it/3dcBs2w "Martian Manhunter is a hugger" from r/ShittyFanTheories - https://bit.ly/3fhgYrQ "Snyder Shrugged: The Disturbing Politics of the Cape and Cowl" by Justin Cummings, Critics At Large - https://bit.ly/3tZHydo Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/bold-of-you-to-say/donations