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“When you are exploring with writing, particularly in the start, you don't really know where your voice is going to go %100, so you gotta play around with a lot of things”, says author Olivia Hillier. “I'm obsessed with the female heroine, so that's what all my stories are going to be like”. Olivia Hillier is an Australian Young Adult Author who writes Paranormal and Speculative fiction. She is mostly known for her ‘Shadow & Shifter Series', the ‘Social Games Trilogy', and for being the host of Writers Advice Podcast. In this interview, we talk about how she started as a writer, why she only writes for herself now, her books and her writing process, why she prefers to write series, her podcast, and how she markets herself. Want more? Steal my first book, Ink by the Barrel - Secrets From Prolific Writers right now for free. Simply head over to www.brockswinson.com to get your free digital download and audiobook. If you find value in the book, please share it with a friend as we're giving away 100,000 copies this year. It's based on over 400 interviews here at Creative Principles. If you enjoy the podcast, would you please consider leaving a short review on Apple Podcasts? It only takes about 60 seconds and it really helps convince some of the hard-to-get guests to sit down and have a chat (simply scroll to the bottom of your iTunes Podcast app and click “Write Review"). Enjoy the show!
Kasey and Brian bring you another edition of Cash it or Trash it, Social Games with Justin Cousart, and more picks to fuel the OT curse
Kasey and Brian discuss what the Jacksonville Jaguars need to do to beat the Lions and the matchups to watch and Justin Cousart brings another edition of Social Games to OT
Don't forget to share, rate, and subscribe to Through Conversations Podcast for more conversations with the most brilliant minds.The Times called Will's newest book, The Status Game, “Excellent… perhaps his best”. We discuss The Status Game in length and explore how we are built to play social status games and find out why are they important for our well-being.Will Storr is an award-winning writer. He's the author of six critically acclaimed books, including the novel The Hunger and The Howling of Killian Lone and the Sunday Times bestseller The Science of Storytelling. His journalism has appeared in titles such as The Guardian, The Sunday Times, The New Yorker and The New York Times. His prizes include a National Press Club award for excellence and the AFM award for Best Investigative Journalism. His work on sexual violence against men earned the Amnesty International Award and a One World Press Award. He's also been presented with the AIB Award for Best Investigative Documentary for his BBC radio series.He teaches popular storytelling classes in London and has been invited to present his Science of Storytelling workshop all over the world. He's an in-demand ghostwriter whose books have spent months at the top of the Sunday Times bestseller chart and have sold more than two million copies.Follow Will on Twitter: https://twitter.com/wstorrWill's Website: https://willstorr.com/Grab a copy of The Status Game here.---Highlights:0:00 Intro0:33 Playing the Status Games4:06 Seeking Status is part of our DNA7:06 Conscious and Subconscious Games of Life11:10 Are all games we play Status Games?14:23 Health Benefits of Having High Status20:30 Is it wrong to play Status Games?23:10 Social Media & three Status Games we play28:53 Social Media as a Slot Machine.32:50 Are all Status Games Zero-Sum?39:30 Ray Dalio's Idea Meritocracy & Status Games.43:30 Playing Status Games without Playing Status Games.47:40 Choosing the right Game to Play.51:30 The Flaw of the Status Game.55:13 How to truly win the Status Game.59:05 Where you can find Will Storr's work.
This week on Shunya One, Shiladitya is joined by Deepak Gullapalli, founder & CEO Head Digital Works. In this episode, Deepak takes us through the evolution of ‘skilled-based' online gaming and industry trends. He touches upon how people often get confused between gaming and gambling. Further, he also talks about regulation in the gaming industry. Tune in to know more!You can follow Deepak Gullapalli on:LinkedIn: https://in.linkedin.com/in/deepakatace2threeYou can get in touch with our host: Shiladitya MukhopadhyayaLinkedIn: ( https://in.linkedin.com/in/shiladityamukhopadhyaya )Twitter: ( https://twitter.com/shiladitya )You can listen to this show and other awesome shows on the IVM Podcasts app on Android: https://ivm.today/android or iOS: https://ivm.today/ios, or any other podcast app. You can check out our website at https://shows.ivmpodcasts.com/featuredDo follow IVM Podcasts on social media.We are @IVMPodcasts on Facebook, Twitter, & Instagram.Follow the show across platforms:Spotify, Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, JioSaavn, Gaana
“The games category is too competitive!” “You shouldn't even try to get a card game into Target!” If Kiara Imani had let those thoughts dissuade her from trying, she may have never gotten her Like U card game into one of the biggest retailers in the United States. Today, my podcast guest Kiara shares how she came up with, designed, manufactured and sold her conversation starting card game, Like U.In a world where we're always trying to put people in boxes, the Like U card game helps players to enjoy a conversation of differences. In today's episode we explore the power of listening to advice that encourages you to find a new path instead of giving up on your dream entirely. Sometimes the answer is to change your approach to your toy dreams and not the dreams themselves. Learn that and more in this incredible episode.EPISODE CLIFF NOTES:How Kiara went from lawyer, to author, to viral dancer and ended up in the toy industry! [02:12]Kiara and The Toy Coach play a few rounds of Like U cards the the conversation gets deep! [13:10]Get ready to talk about MSRP (Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price) and learn why Kiara had to change the size and MSRP of her product for mass market retailers. [25:27]Learn why Kiara says being scrappy got her product into Target. [27:11]How the RIGHT partnership can elevate your brand. [33:34]The one piece of advice that could've kept Kiara from getting Like U cards into Target if she'd listened. [36:21]Kiara shares how her favorite childhood toy got a bad rap over the years. [36:45]MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE:For the links and resources mentioned in this episode, head over to the episode page at www.thetoycoach.com/145
Kasey Kuhrts and Brian Middleton debate if the Chargers should sit Justin Herbert when they play the Jacksonville Jaguars, why Lions WR Amon-Ra St. Brown is HIM, and Social Games with Justin Cousart!
Kasey Kuhrts and Brian Middleton discuss the return of the NFL, another good upcoming College Football weekend, and Justin Cousart brings another edition of Social Games to OT
Oliver Jones is an OG game maker in India having worked at 2 of India's biggest companies like Zynga and co-founded Moonfrog (sold to Stillfront for $100M). He has now co-founded a new games studio called Bombay Play focusing on a new breed of games called "hyper social" games. Why did Oli come to India in the first place? How were companies like Zynga and Moonfrog like during the early days? How has the Indian game dev ecosystem evolved over the years? How and why did he found Bombay Play? And, what are hyper social games? Find out RIGHT NOW! SUBSCRIBE TO GAMEMAKERS: - Apple Podcast: https://apple.co/34hfOtv - Spotify Podcast: https://spoti.fi/3Cpyq7i - Newsletter: https://gamemakers.substack.com/ - Don't miss an episode on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/GameMakersStudio
Who says making money can't be about fun and games?We're no strangers to the concept of sports franchises, traditional sports or e-sports, and we're also quite familiar with casinos and other businesses that form the gaming industry.This well isn't about to dry up anytime soon because, Hey!People love playing games! Games make people happy.And what brings happiness can be profitable.On this episode, we've got Troy Warfield showing us how they're taking the sports/gaming industry to a whole new level with their franchise!Troy Warfield is the CEO of The Social Gaming Group, and a Board Director of Surf Lakes. Other notable positions he's had include President, International for Topgolf, and Executive Board Member of British Airways.So, how is Troy and The Social Gaming Group taking the gaming world be storm?Troy and his team came up with the idea of mashing fine-dining with social games, like darts and shuffleboard, supplemented by state-of-the-art technology and unparalleled service, to create shared happiness for their guests, franchisees, shareholders, partners, community and employees alike.Besides fun and games, they're in the business of delivering great financial returns and opportunities to their franchisees. The brand thrives because they attract social adults who want to have fun, and because they're valuable to client companies who invest in Social Gaming Group's services with the goal of building a rich culture and better connections.Troy and his team are constantly on the move, in search of new gaming concepts, in order to expand their reach and bring happiness to even more people.What's really their USP? Is this concept future-proof? What other factors favor this brand's success?Do games and moving towards financial freedom perfectly match your interests and goals?Tune in to our Podcast to learn more about everything you WANT and NEED on franchising, investment, financing processes and options.This is Eye On Franchising, where we share our vision for your franchise future. Lance Graulich Franchise Consulting Services from ION Franchising Eye On Franchising
In our last episode of the season, we test our social skills by trying to find the best social board games. We are looking for games where deception plays a key part or where communication has a unique style. So let's dive in. (https://dag.irish/) --- Podcast Editing by Brendan Russell (https://podcasteditor.ie/) Music: Music Box & Sunshine by Daniel Birch (https://www.danielbirchmusic.com/) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International (CC BY-NC 4.0) https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/
This episode Doug, & Kevin talk about 4 board games that help you be social at the table. The board games we will be talking about in this podcast are: •Goodcritters•Secret Hitler•Suspicion •Night of the NinjaS O C I A L M E D I A➡️Website: ( http://www.meepleknights.com )➡️Instagram: ( https://www.instagram.com/meepleknights )➡️FaceBook Page: ( https://www.facebook.com/meepleknights )➡️FaceBook Group: ( https://www.facebook.com/groups/meepleknights )➡️Discord: ( https://discord.gg/TUR3g3Z )C O N T A C T U S
Hey guys! This week I'm stoked to have Amy Jo Kim on the podcast. Amy is the co-founder of Game Thinking, a company dedicated to helping the world's largest game developers accelerate product innovation and drive engagement from the ground up. This podcast is all about deconstructing what makes the best games, well, the best. Amy spends most of the time discussing how the best games create social network effects, and how game developers can find their "super fans" earlier. Additionally, Amy shares stories from her days helping eBay in the late 1990s, as well as assisting in the development of the world-renowned game, The Sims. If you like what you heard, please check out more of Amy's work at GameThinking.io and follow her on Twitter @amyjokim. Check out the time-stamp below: [1:00] What is Amy's Favorite Board Game? [6:00] Working w/ eBay in the late 1990s [19:00] How Do You Find Super Fans? [31:00] The Best Games Deliver The Best Experiences [40:00] Patterns of Early Game Success [47:00] Interesting Ideas in BeautyTech [56:00] Closing Questions Also, a big thanks to the following sponsors for making the podcast a reality! Quartr Quartr is revolutionizing the way investors interact with IR departments, listen to conference calls, and engage in investment research. The best way to think of Quartr is like Spotify for investor conference calls. Quartr is 100% free and includes markets from 12+ countries (with plans to expand in the future!). Investors can easily request new companies, and Quartr is quick to add them. You can learn more about Quartr by visiting their site, Quartr.se If you're interested in changing the way you research companies, download the app today and give it a try on Apple and Android. Tegus Tegus has the world's largest collection of instantly available interviews on all the public and private companies you care about. Tegus actually makes primary research fun and effortless, too. Instead of weeks and months, you can learn a new industry or company in hours, and all from those that know it best. I spend nearly all my time reading Tegus calls on existing holdings and new ideas. And I know you will too. So if you're interested, head on over to tegus.co/valuehive for a free trial to see for yourself. TIKR TIKR is THE BEST resource for company financials, transcripts, and insider ownership data. I use TIKR every day in my research process, and I know you will too. They have the widest selection of global company data, a terrific leadership team, and a bright future ahead. Try them out today at TIKR.com/hive. MasterWorks MasterWorks is the new tech platform valued at over one billion dollars that lets you invest in paintings by Warhol, Picasso and Banksy like stocks. You don't need hundreds of millions to add art to your portfolio anymore. You just need a solid internet connection to get started. Try them out today at Masterworks.art/value
This week we talk about how tracking our habits on a quantitative approach impacts how we develop them and talk about them to others. We tend to focus on streaks to impress others instead of telling how better or worse we feel. Enjoy! Join Shortform like Lucy and get a free 5-day trial AND 20% OFF today: http://shortform.com/lucy
Link to original articleWelcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is Slack and the Sabbath, Part 10: Sacred Cash, published by Zvi. Previously: Categories of Sacredness, Eternal, and Hearthstone Economy versus Magic Economy, Slack Related (Compass Rose): Kidneys, Trade, Sacredness and Space Travel Remember when money was sacred? Thanks to The Great Transformation, there is an increasingly free market in money. We spend money continuously, and get paid continuously. This is relatively new. Or at least, its universality is relatively new. It wasn't so long ago that money was sacred at the bank. They had to give you a toaster instead. My parents grew up in a different world. They taught me money was sacred. You had a job for a fixed number of hours, paying a fixed amount. That was all the money you got. Earning more was very difficult. Side jobs were lousy and rare. You'd spend lots of time to sell unwanted items at yard or sidewalk sales, at severe discounts. Everyone kept a strict budget. The edge was never far away. Money spent other than on necessities was a special treat, a grand honor or dire emergency. This cultural attitude is hard to learn. It is also hard to unlearn. It is quite jarring when you first see it violated. The Profane When I moved out to Denver to work at Social Games on the Cyperpunk TCG, I met a group that neither had enough money, had ways to earn more money nor treated money as sacred. They'd think nothing of paying a dollar for a Slurpee. On payday, they'd all get takeout. Far from payday, they'd (literally in one case) search their seat cushions to find change with which to gas up their motorcycle, to get to work. Anything they had, that could have been reasonably sold, would eventually have been. I did not understand. In a start-up with one angel investor who lacked the ability to reinvest, and little hope of raising additional funds, they did not prepare for the inevitable cash crunch while trying to sell enough to stem the bleeding. I don't know if we could have stabilized if given a few more months, but we had a shot only with those months. We likely fail anyway, but to see it all thrown away infuriated me. MetaMed's final blow was similar. My replacement as CEO increased our spend, leaving insufficient runway to do the things necessary to raise additional funds, and failed to realize (despite my repeated warnings) that this meant 0% chance of success. The plan's timeline didn't work. It was incoherent. Again, we probably fail anyway, but to do that which inevitably fails? Infuriating. I did not understand. What was wrong with these people? Money was sacred. Sure, it wasn't automatically sacred, but it was sacred in context. Supply was limited. Being flush today doesn't change that. On The Wire, a character who not a day ago was about to be killed for lack of funds burns hundred dollar bills in a bar. His explanation? “When I'm flush, I'm flush.” In Denver I had some savings, but fully understood I had a terrible salary and acted accordingly. I rented a $400 apartment, lived on $1,000 a month, agonized over buying an occasional luxurious Quiznos sandwich or a pizza, and worked to solve the local Indian casino poker game (it had a strange unique structure for legal reasons) to pay the rent while getting paid in equity to help the company. Later, I had to train myself out of that. I taught myself that increasingly large amounts of money weren't sacred to me. It is still a sin (in my code) to waste money or make a bad trade, even for trivial size. I've kept some amount of sacredness. I think this is important in a makes-my-12-rules-for-life kind of way. Don't lose that cringe! But ‘throw money at the problem' is an option, and ‘buy it even if it's expensive because you'll enjoy it' has its place. Slack Tax Money moving from sacred to non-sacred is a huge change. When money is sacred, so are things one can buy....
Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is Slack and the Sabbath, Part 10: Sacred Cash, published by Zvi. Previously: Categories of Sacredness, Eternal, and Hearthstone Economy versus Magic Economy, Slack Related (Compass Rose): Kidneys, Trade, Sacredness and Space Travel Remember when money was sacred? Thanks to The Great Transformation, there is an increasingly free market in money. We spend money continuously, and get paid continuously. This is relatively new. Or at least, its universality is relatively new. It wasn't so long ago that money was sacred at the bank. They had to give you a toaster instead. My parents grew up in a different world. They taught me money was sacred. You had a job for a fixed number of hours, paying a fixed amount. That was all the money you got. Earning more was very difficult. Side jobs were lousy and rare. You'd spend lots of time to sell unwanted items at yard or sidewalk sales, at severe discounts. Everyone kept a strict budget. The edge was never far away. Money spent other than on necessities was a special treat, a grand honor or dire emergency. This cultural attitude is hard to learn. It is also hard to unlearn. It is quite jarring when you first see it violated. The Profane When I moved out to Denver to work at Social Games on the Cyperpunk TCG, I met a group that neither had enough money, had ways to earn more money nor treated money as sacred. They'd think nothing of paying a dollar for a Slurpee. On payday, they'd all get takeout. Far from payday, they'd (literally in one case) search their seat cushions to find change with which to gas up their motorcycle, to get to work. Anything they had, that could have been reasonably sold, would eventually have been. I did not understand. In a start-up with one angel investor who lacked the ability to reinvest, and little hope of raising additional funds, they did not prepare for the inevitable cash crunch while trying to sell enough to stem the bleeding. I don't know if we could have stabilized if given a few more months, but we had a shot only with those months. We likely fail anyway, but to see it all thrown away infuriated me. MetaMed's final blow was similar. My replacement as CEO increased our spend, leaving insufficient runway to do the things necessary to raise additional funds, and failed to realize (despite my repeated warnings) that this meant 0% chance of success. The plan's timeline didn't work. It was incoherent. Again, we probably fail anyway, but to do that which inevitably fails? Infuriating. I did not understand. What was wrong with these people? Money was sacred. Sure, it wasn't automatically sacred, but it was sacred in context. Supply was limited. Being flush today doesn't change that. On The Wire, a character who not a day ago was about to be killed for lack of funds burns hundred dollar bills in a bar. His explanation? “When I'm flush, I'm flush.” In Denver I had some savings, but fully understood I had a terrible salary and acted accordingly. I rented a $400 apartment, lived on $1,000 a month, agonized over buying an occasional luxurious Quiznos sandwich or a pizza, and worked to solve the local Indian casino poker game (it had a strange unique structure for legal reasons) to pay the rent while getting paid in equity to help the company. Later, I had to train myself out of that. I taught myself that increasingly large amounts of money weren't sacred to me. It is still a sin (in my code) to waste money or make a bad trade, even for trivial size. I've kept some amount of sacredness. I think this is important in a makes-my-12-rules-for-life kind of way. Don't lose that cringe! But ‘throw money at the problem' is an option, and ‘buy it even if it's expensive because you'll enjoy it' has its place. Slack Tax Money moving from sacred to non-sacred is a huge change. When money is sacred, so are things one can buy....
Have you ever wondered about how your child should be playing? Today Kayla Chalko, SLP from Walkie Talkie, talks with me today about the importance of play for learning. We talk all about play milestones and the importance of parent-to-child connection in building up to those. What are the benefits of play? The amount of time that someone could spend doing formal instruction, versus the time spent playing while introducing content, much more information will stick. Shared activities with an adult and child or multiple children also bring impactful connections and social skills.Parents can get nervous when hearing the word milestones, especially if they find their child isn't measuring up. Milestones are a guideline and a point on which to work from. So what are some basic play milestones?6 months - 12 months: Engaging in social games such as peek-a-boo or patty cake, usually paired with words and songs. Silly games involving back and forth and imitation. 18 months: Using tools to pretend actions like hammering, pouring and mixing. Playing with sensory items. Developing their imagination with more pretend play, they may pretend to feed dolls or mom. 2 years: Continuing pretend play. They may imitate normal activities from their home. They may play house, clean up, and imitate the caregivers. At this brainstage, they are ready to pretend based on their environment. Beginning to try joint play with other kids. Change your mindset from working specifically on milestones to genuine connection. Play can be an intimidating word for parents, but make it all about connection. What makes you and your kid feel silly? Start with something like that, loosen up and feel silly. Mindset is the most important piece; this is how you create connection with the child, and that's where those play skills will come through.Therapy should be fun for the child and for the clinician. Creating an atmosphere that is fun and functional is important. A lot of therapists are eager for a list of toys for their therapy room. Kayla's go-to toys are her balloon pump, a ball, markers, puppet books, and bubbles. However, she says regardless of toys, it is all about the mindset and connection. Sometimes your best toys are your hands, voice, and facial expressions. It doesn't matter what you're playing with; it's how you're playing with it.Kayla's closing advice is to get rid of the pressure and perfection. Stop worrying about milestones and connections. She says that if parents can focus purely on connection with their child for just a week, she guarantees that they will improve and learn so much more over the course of that time!#autism #speechtherapy What's Inside:A breakdown of play skill milestones.What does play look like for children 6 months to 2 years of age?How parents and providers can support play skills.Mentioned In This Episode:Walkie Talkie Speech Therapy | Speech Therapy in San Diego
In today's episode we give examples on how social roleplay and rolls can be used in social situations. How do I take into account social merits in roleplay? How do I give my players information with dice rolls? When do I ask my players to roll? What dice should they roll? What if my players fail a roll? We answer all these questions and more in today's episode.Leave us an email for feedback, questions, or thoughts at levelupyourgamingpodcast@gmail.comor Follow us on Facebook and engage with us at https://www.facebook.com/LevelUpYourGamingPlease leave us a review or a five star rating wherever you get your podcast.Tanares RPG Kickstarter https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/dragorigames/tanares-rpg
Drop Fake, a new studio helmed by former EA vice president Katherine de Leon, has raised $9 million to develop multiplayer social games that move people, starting with a cross-platform 4X strategy title for PC and mobile. As reported by GamesBeat, the studio was established with the remit of championing authenticity and diversity in both its game projects and company culture. Source: July 1, 2021 | By Chris Kerr --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/pixel-sultan/support
Glenn and Chris have TAKEN OVER THE POD to discuss Party Games! This special STARTER SERIES episode focuses on Party Games since we're all starting to be social once again! Parties will begin happening again, so it's only logical that Party Games won't be far behind. Stay in-the-know and learn the ropes with this special episode on social games!CREW INFO:Follow Chris on Twitter at @TechdudetxFollow Glenn on Twitter at @gcarrereJoin the conversation on the Party Chat Discord! Head to https://bit.ly/PartyChatDiscord to join!TIMESTAMPS:0:00 - Curtain Call Promo 0:46 - Theme Song 1:37 - Opening Monologue 5:12 - What are you looking forward to playing? 7:54 - EA Bringing Life to a Dead Space? 17:41 - FFIX Animated Series in Motion 24:54 - Starter Series: Party Games 25:28 -What makes a game a party game? 29:18 - Good versus great party games 35:09 - Opting in and out at will 40:13 - Starting off in party games, personally and generally 45:03 - Modern classic party games 50:15 - Party games we've outgrown 53:38 - The future of party games58:09 - Plugs & Call for Reviews 1:01:21 - Wrap UpBig thanks to Sam Begich for the use of our theme song and tunes! High fives to Chapin for editing! Fist bumps to Chris Russell for providing timestamps! TEAMWORK!And hey, huge thumbs up to Glenn and Chris for taking the reins this week while I did some life stuff.
Hello everyone and welcome to episode 34 of The Friday Nightmares Podcast. Join your hosts, Heather and Smokeshow, as they discuss what they have been watching and listening to, the main topic Games in Horror, and the out of the dark segment where they discuss The Last Blockbuster Documentary. Theme Song: Dark Glitch by PhantomX – 0:00:00 – 0:00:45 Intro – 0:00:45 – 0:20:39 What We Watched – 0:20:50 – 0:59:12 Bloodthirsty (2021) Sweet River (2021) Things Heard and Seen (2021) UnEarth (2021) Initiation (2021) Fried Barry (2021) In the Earth (2021) Spiral: From the Book of Saw (2021) A Serbian Film (2010) Salo (1975) What we have been listening to: 0:59:13 – 1:04:09 Medical Murders-Podcast Kiss the Goat Main Topic: Games in Horror – 1:05:09 – 2:09:50 Spoilers for Would You Rather (2012), Truth or Dare (2017), Truth or Dare (2018), Escape Room (2019) Out of the Dark: The Last Blockbuster – 2:09:51 – 2:30:23 Outro Song: Dark Glitch by PhantomX – 2:30:24 – 2:32:50 Works Cited Orsini, Lauren. “History of Social Games.” Kotaku, 21 June 2013, kotaku.com/history-of-social-games-5548105. Medical Murders Podcast Kiss the Goat PhantomX YouTube https://youtube.com/channel/UCBY1ZpiwR8IzIrKRVeGQeZg
Hello everyone and welcome to episode 34 of The Friday Nightmares Podcast. Join your hosts, Heather and Smokeshow, as they discuss what they have been watching and listening to, the main topic Games in Horror, and the out of the dark segment where they discuss The Last Blockbuster Documentary. Theme Song: Dark Glitch by PhantomX – 0:00:00 – 0:00:45 Intro – 0:00:45 – 0:20:39 What We Watched – 0:20:50 – 0:59:12 Bloodthirsty (2021) Sweet River (2021) Things Heard and Seen (2021) UnEarth (2021) Initiation (2021) Fried Barry (2021) In the Earth (2021) Spiral: From the Book of Saw (2021) A Serbian Film (2010) Salo (1975) What we have been listening to: 0:59:13 – 1:04:09 Medical Murders-Podcast Kiss the Goat Main Topic: Games in Horror – 1:05:09 – 2:09:50 Spoilers for Would You Rather (2012), Truth or Dare (2017), Truth or Dare (2018), Escape Room (2019) Out of the Dark: The Last Blockbuster – 2:09:51 – 2:30:23 Outro Song: Dark Glitch by PhantomX – 2:30:24 – 2:32:50 Works Cited Orsini, Lauren. “History of Social Games.” Kotaku, 21 June 2013, kotaku.com/history-of-social-games-5548105. Medical Murders Podcast Kiss the Goat PhantomX YouTube https://youtube.com/channel/UCBY1ZpiwR8IzIrKRVeGQeZg
Hello everyone and welcome to episode 34 of The Friday Nightmares Podcast. Join your hosts, Heather and Smokeshow, as they discuss what they have been watching and listening to, the main topic Games in Horror, and the out of the dark segment where they discuss The Last Blockbuster Documentary. Theme Song: Dark Glitch by PhantomX - 0:00:00 - 0:00:45 Intro - 0:00:45 - 0:20:39 What We Watched - 0:20:50 - 0:59:12 Bloodthirsty (2021) Sweet River (2021) Things Heard and Seen (2021) UnEarth (2021) Initiation (2021) Fried Barry (2021) In the Earth (2021) Spiral: From the Book of Saw (2021) A Serbian Film (2010) Salo (1975) What we have been listening to: 0:59:13 - 1:04:09 Medical Murders-Podcast Kiss the Goat Main Topic: Games in Horror - 1:05:09 - 2:09:50 Spoilers for Would You Rather (2012), Truth or Dare (2017), Truth or Dare (2018), Escape Room (2019) Out of the Dark: The Last Blockbuster - 2:09:51 - 2:30:23 Outro Song: Dark Glitch by PhantomX - 2:30:24 - 2:32:50 Works Cited Orsini, Lauren. “History of Social Games.” Kotaku, 21 June 2013, kotaku.com/history-of-social-games-5548105. Medical Murders Podcast https://open.spotify.com/show/3cY3fxs68qyfXxnqILRns6?si=_RJyJGlISRKW0V5BgijCIA&utm_source=copy-link Kiss the Goat https://open.spotify.com/show/6Jnky27uYtTceFK7BYcIbs?si=KzBq-zbfRXuODH5qxnqPnQ&utm_source=copy-link PhantomX YouTube https://youtube.com/channel/UCBY1ZpiwR8IzIrKRVeGQeZg
Ryan Horrigan is a founder of Artie. With Artie, discover games from your favorite celebrities, athletes, music artists, and influencers. Share them with your friends and followers.
Artie founder & CEO Ryan Horrigan talks with Monetizing Media host Eric Peckham about his company's platform for creating multiplayer games that can be shared and played with just a link on social media, without having to download an app. By bypassing the app stores and platform-specific restrictions and enabling games developed in Unity instead of HTML5, Artie can unlock a new wave of gaming with friends on social media. // Join the Monetizing Media newsletter and find more resources at MonetizingMedia.com
This week we discuss board games in detail outlining some of Michael's favorite games to play. We discuss different genres of board games and walk through how to get started playing for those that may be new to this expensive but fun hobby. Rich discusses more Assassins Creed Valhalla and ultrawide monitors. Michael talks more about Amazon Luna, and The Greatest Beer Run Ever.We also discuss last weeks episode of the Mandalorian filled with spoilers.Show Links:The Greatest Beer Run EverAssassins Creed ValhallaBoard Games 101Music by Evan Newton
Join pediatric speech-language pathologist Laura Mize, M.S., CCC-SLP of teachmetotalk.com for this podcast, ASHA CEU Course #0403 Teach Social Games First for CE credit for therapists. In this course, you’ll learn what to work on first with a young child with autism.... participating in fun social games with you! When we do this, we treat one of the core issues we see in kids with autism... difficulty consistently interacting with other people. We'll use a child's sensory information (don't worry if you're not sure what I mean - I explain it in the show) to select which kinds of social games will be most successful first. Get the pdf handout with purchase of CE credit for only $5 at teachmetotalk.com at this link: This information is from my treatment manual for helping parents and professionals develop a therapy plan for a toddler or preschooler with red flags for autism The Autism Workbook. Treating autism is hard! Don't try to do this alone! Let me help you! Here's the link.
With the rise in popularity of Among Us, the gang got to thinking about social games like that in general. Do you play a lot of these kinds of games or more solo type games?
In today's episode we talk about adding social elements and encounters into your games. How do you let your diplomat shine? How do you prevent a power gamer from ruining their experience? How do you incorporate social and politicking into different settings? We answer all these questions and more in today's episode. Leave us an email for feedback at levelupyourgamingpodcast@gmail.comor Follow us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/LevelUpYourGamingPlease leave us a review or a five star rating wherever you get you podcast.
Social Games are the hot topic for Episode 8 of the Mobile GameDev Playbook, where we delve into understanding what the must-have features that help create global hits are. We are joined by the expertise of Teatime Games who will share the lessons learnt from their amazing success with mobile game 'QuizUp', which has now accumulated over 100 million downloads. As well as talking about feature-level specifics, Teatime Games uncovers how they reached the top of the US App Charts in only two weeks with 2 million users, as well as their recent success with their brand new game, Trivia Royale. From avatars and AR emoticons, to chat rooms and other social mechanics, this episode explores why social features in games could be the missing piece in the puzzle for developers looking to maximise their game's success and monetisation. Host Jon Jordan is joined by GameRefinery's Chief Analyst Erno Kiiski and special guest Thor Fridriksson, CEO of Teatime Games. Thanks for listening!
Sean is one of the smartest people I personally know but don't take my word for it, here's a list of some of his clients: Walmart, AT&T, ESPN, Goldman Sachs, Verizon, Cisco, Discovery, RadioShack, National City, HPE, Fujitsu, and many others, Sean has nearly 20 years of experience working with startups to F1000 companies on products that include AR, AI, video, blockchain, sports, gamification, messaging, CPG, Social Games, Cannabis/CBD, Collective Intelligence, and eCommerce for consumers, enterprises, and industrials. His work has been featured in Fortune, CNBC, Digiday, HuffPo, Bloomberg, The Information, Medium, The Next Web, Pando Daily, and TechCrunch, amongst others. *In this episode we talk about the blessings and curses of growing up an only child. *We talk about his current learning fascination and what that means? *What Sean found interesting to learn as a child. *Understanding what brings you joy. Links: About Sean Everett Github: Sean Everett --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/anthony-thompson04/support
The Big Opening; (1:00) How the Ohio State Return to Work Laws are impacting the PGA Tour and a longer discussion around COVID Bubbles (5:02) If you are going to fail a COVID test as a MLB player, don't do it on the road, "going to be a shit show" (6:08) "Hoping to entertain the world, one listener at a time" -- Rick Donegan and a discussion about corporate mission statement (8:45) We welcome newest guy off the bench, Dan Sohler (10:20) We welcome Statement Games CEO Marc Saulino to the podcast to talk about his awesome social game which is a combination of prop betting and fantasy sports. (32:45) The analogy of the $10 T-Shirt and the desire to compete (37:00) We start talking about the trends of the MLB Win Bets (42:30) Random mention of the Bahamas Bowl (42:57) We talk NY Giants and NFC East Football (44:49) Statement Games is a digital game accessible at www.statementgames.com and on apps on both Google Play or Apple App Store... and we have a deal... if any of our millions of listeners want to try, get 10 for 10 in the MLB Over/Under Totals, Marc will pay you $500 (49:08) We talk about out Twitter First to Two Min Prop Bet segments, please follow us @The4TeamParlay on Twitter, YouTube, Facebook and Tik Tak (nope) (56:19) We attempt to cash the 4 team parlay and we lost all but 1 bet, blame new guy Dan and we quote Mega-Star Dolly Parton around rainbows.
Hasteur, Gulvan, and Joe talk about Conventions, Social Games, Shadowlands, and more.
In this episode, two mission-driven, Silicon Valley entrepreneurs Arisa Amano and Bob Remeika, co-founders of hot startup Internal.IO and they are on a mission to change Internal systems and productivity. We have a real conversation about how technology can positively change the way work gets done, why is it important to protect customer data and how the two of them have built both their relationship and their company. Internal.IO Prior to co-founding the blockchain company Harbour, Anisa and Bob met at Yammer. They went ahead and launched Internal.IO when they realized that they have been building internal tools for different companies in the past. “When Anisa and I were at Harbor, we realized we built this console internally and we look back and every other company that we've ever been at, we built internal tools for every single one. We started thinking about, what would be a good console and why do they get so bad?” - Bob Remeika Access Abuse and More Bob further shares their observation on why consoles are inefficient. Companies always try to determine where to allocate engineering resources and ideally, they should be working for the core product since it is vital to the business. He further shares that consoles often times becomes a “Frankenstein Project” or a hodgepodge of information. “These internal tools are necessary but what happens is you always go with what is the common denominator. Building them? You usually zap them together and so, you wind up with something that is inherently insecure. You're giving away way too much customer information to too many employees throughout your organization, so you're subject to access abuse.” - Bob Remeika Consoles or Internal Tools Anisa shares that Internal. IO aims to replace the internal tools that companies built. She cites Uber as an example, where the main product is the ride-booking service. However, in the background, there are multiple departments that need to share information to be able to fulfill their jobs, such as Customer Service or Operations. The concern, however, the console is either hard to use or the app does not have proper permissions in place to control the access or the app is partially broken and a lot of different issues because its not the core focus of the company. That is where Internal.IO comes in. To know more about why it’s cool to disagree, how Anisa and Bob have built trust and to know their thoughts on responsible hyper-growth, download and listen to this episode, Bio: Arisa Amano began her career at VMware, a software company that provides cloud computing and platform virtualization software and services. As their marketing manager, she analyzed customer usage of products and created marketing campaigns; one of the campaigns was a YouTube video contest called “Run It with VMware.” In 2010, she worked at MTV Networks as a Product Marketing Lead for Social Games. She worked across Nickelodeon, MTV, and Comedy Central groups. In March 2011, Amano became the Director of Product Marketing & Design for Yammer. In December 2013, her role changed to Head of Lifecycle Marketing. She was part of the company until they were acquired by Microsoft. In December 2014, Amano began playing the role of Vice President of Products for Zenefits. owned the complete relaunch of the Zenefits' product suite, launching Z2 and HROne. In 2017, Arisa Amano co-founded Harbor (blockchain) with Bob Remeika. Their team is in the process of creating a decentralized compliance protocol that standardizes the way securities are issued and traded on blockchains. Bob Remeika is Co-Founder and CTO at Harbor, Inc. Links: Internal.io Twitter: @arisa_amano Linkedin: Arisa Amano Linkedin: Bob Remeika Twitter: @bob_remeika A newly funded startup, Internal, says it wants to help companies better manage their internal consoles We hope you enjoyed this episode of Follow Your Different™! Christopher loves hearing from his listeners. Feel free to email him,
In this episode, two mission-driven, Silicon Valley entrepreneurs Arisa Amano and Bob Remeika, co-founders of hot startup Internal.IO and they are on a mission to change Internal systems and productivity. We have a real conversation about how technology can positively change the way work gets done, why is it important to protect customer data and how the two of them have built both their relationship and their company. Internal.IO Prior to co-founding the blockchain company Harbour, Anisa and Bob met at Yammer. They went ahead and launched Internal.IO when they realized that they have been building internal tools for different companies in the past. “When Anisa and I were at Harbor, we realized we built this console internally and we look back and every other company that we've ever been at, we built internal tools for every single one. We started thinking about, what would be a good console and why do they get so bad?” - Bob Remeika Access Abuse and More Bob further shares their observation on why consoles are inefficient. Companies always try to determine where to allocate engineering resources and ideally, they should be working for the core product since it is vital to the business. He further shares that consoles often times becomes a “Frankenstein Project” or a hodgepodge of information. “These internal tools are necessary but what happens is you always go with what is the common denominator. Building them? You usually zap them together and so, you wind up with something that is inherently insecure. You're giving away way too much customer information to too many employees throughout your organization, so you're subject to access abuse.” - Bob Remeika Consoles or Internal Tools Anisa shares that Internal. IO aims to replace the internal tools that companies built. She cites Uber as an example, where the main product is the ride-booking service. However, in the background, there are multiple departments that need to share information to be able to fulfill their jobs, such as Customer Service or Operations. The concern, however, the console is either hard to use or the app does not have proper permissions in place to control the access or the app is partially broken and a lot of different issues because its not the core focus of the company. That is where Internal.IO comes in. To know more about why it’s cool to disagree, how Anisa and Bob have built trust and to know their thoughts on responsible hyper-growth, download and listen to this episode, Bio: Arisa Amano began her career at VMware, a software company that provides cloud computing and platform virtualization software and services. As their marketing manager, she analyzed customer usage of products and created marketing campaigns; one of the campaigns was a YouTube video contest called “Run It with VMware.” In 2010, she worked at MTV Networks as a Product Marketing Lead for Social Games. She worked across Nickelodeon, MTV, and Comedy Central groups. In March 2011, Amano became the Director of Product Marketing & Design for Yammer. In December 2013, her role changed to Head of Lifecycle Marketing. She was part of the company until they were acquired by Microsoft. In December 2014, Amano began playing the role of Vice President of Products for Zenefits. owned the complete relaunch of the Zenefits' product suite, launching Z2 and HROne. In 2017, Arisa Amano co-founded Harbor (blockchain) with Bob Remeika. Their team is in the process of creating a decentralized compliance protocol that standardizes the way securities are issued and traded on blockchains. Bob Remeika is Co-Founder and CTO at Harbor, Inc. Links: Internal.io Twitter: @arisa_amano Linkedin: Arisa Amano Linkedin: Bob Remeika Twitter: @bob_remeika A newly funded startup, Internal, says it wants to help companies better manage their internal consoles We hope you enjoyed this episode of Follow Your Different™! Christopher loves hearing from his listeners. Feel free to email him,
Today we are joined by guest host Lloyd Melnick who is EVP Casino at VGW and writes the fantastic blog The Business of Social Games and Casino. This week we cover: Subscriptions: The new weapon in the game monetization arsenal Rockstar Games Is The Latest Company To Put Out Its Own PC Game Launcher Zynga Climbs on 'Best Idea in Video Games' Nod from Stephens Google says 'Play Pass' subscription service is coming soon NBCUniversal will shut down its game publishing business Hit us up on Twitter with any feedback or suggestions for news to cover. You can reach us at: @LloydMelnick @jokim1 @ekress @adamwtelfer @m_katkoff Also hit the subscribe button to get notified when we deconstruct the latest news in games! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/deconstructoroffun/support
In this latest TWIG episode we discuss: #1. THINKING ABOUT DAILY ACTIVE USERS (AND THE LIMITATIONS OF THIS METRIC), from AlexandreMacmillan.com #2. A Learning Journey: Announcing EA’s Cloud Gaming Technical Trial, from Medium #3. How Zynga looks for the right game companies to acquire, from VentureBeat #4. Disney reportedly planning sale of gaming division FoxNext, from Gamesindustry.biz #5. Are the glory days of social casino over? Probably!, from The Business of Social Games and Casino Hit us up on Twitter: @jokim1, @ekress, @adamwtelfer, @m_katkoff Let us know which news topics you want us to talk about next or more in-depth. Or to let us know how we can improve. Also hit the subscribe button to get notified when we deconstruct the latest news in games! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/deconstructoroffun/support
Hello listeners, and welcome to the third installment of our Board Game Glossary! Today we’re talking about social games, games which are all about heavy player interaction and usually best with large numbers. This is also the first time we break things out into subcategories. In this case, we’ve got Hidden Identity, Restricted Communication, and […] The post Board Game Glossary – Social Games appeared first on Dragon's Demize.
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Top 10 Games of 2018 Intro (00:00) Top 3 Social Games (02:37) Top 3 "Miscellaneous" Games (05:41) Top 3 Miniatures Games (12:52) Top 3 Strategy Games (24:20) Top 3 Ameritrash Games (29:16) Five honorable mentions... coming in 2019 (38:45) Final thoughts for 2018 (41:05) !!COMMENT ON THE YOUTUBE VIDEO TO ENTER THE GIVEAWAY!!
First Segment: Truly Social Games. Cooper Dubois, Co-founder/CEO. "We are Truly Social. We believe that games should be super fun, accessible to everyone, and able to be played for 2 minutes, or two hours." Here to talk about their latest release, Planet Gold Rush. Be the boss of your own gold mine in Planet Gold Rush, where you can survey new dig sites, explore gold rich lands, and most importantly, strike it rich! Second Segment: Computer and Technology News. Today's Topics Include: The Oldest Color Discovered Tesla Builds Shanghai Factory YouTube Cracks Down On Conspiracy Theories Intel Cascade Lake Supports A Lot of RAM Paypal Messes Up The Automated Letter And more! For full show notes, check out ComputerAmerica.com!
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Primeiro episódio do PODCAST da Social Games 7 fala sobre Inteligência Emocional, especialmente em como lidar e influenciar pessoas negativas.
This episode is a casual chat between me and Lloyd. We talk about D&D, Lloyd gives a rundown on couch co-op games and we discuss the pitfalls of drinking Margheritas on the beach all day. I hope you enjoy the more casual style of this episode plus the music, sound effects and audio editing. -- Enjoying the podcast? You can now support us on Patreon! We've got different monthly rewards for you to enjoy including custom ringtones and super sweet shout-outs on the podcast. Keep up to date and follow @ComposerCast on Twitter. Our DMs are always open. Want to be a guest on the podcast or have a topic you think we should discuss? Send us an email to patreon@composercast.co.uk
In this episode, Darrell rejoins Chris, TC, and an ailing Jessica to talk about the dark side of gaming – mean games! We debate the meanest host, why some people like mean games, what are the meanest mechanics, and mean games we love! All this, plus Medici: The Card Game, First Class, Dice Hate Me's 7th Anniversary, betting on the horses (and camels), digital gaming, Ethnos, Covert, Yokohama & more!
Social Games: Hidden Identities! With Adrian and Zach fresh from another convention, our hosts start off the episodes with reactions from Geekway to the West and all their recently played games. Jeff got another chance to play Hit Z Road, Zach found an amazing game in Flatline, and Adrian shipped some rice in Indonesia. Afterwards, Jeff finally gets some more blood bowl goodness. In a short news and Kickstarter section, the Spiel des Jahres 2017 nominations are discussed, an update on the Games upgrades 3.0 KS, and Heroes of Land, Air, and Sea is relaunched. Moving onto the review of the week, our hosts talk about a trio of Social games with Hidden Identities and deduction. These games include Ultimate Werewolf, The Resistance, and Secret Hitler. Are these games able to hide their wonderful goodness away from prying eyes, allowing them to be ripe for consumption? Or do the flaws of social gaming cause them to argue amongst themselves while you just find something better to do? Find out inside! A BGG question is answered, and a special live play of Win, Lose, or Banana is attempted. A Special announcement closes out the show. 00:00:28 Banter! Featuring: More PUBG, Hit Z Road, Geekway to the West, Flatline, Tramways, Brewcrafters, New Bedford, Magic Maze, The Gallerist and Indonesia 00:27:14 The Bloody Minute 00:33:22 Kickstarters and News 00:33:30 Spiel des Jahres Nominees 00:38:00 Game Upgrade 3.0 Update 00:40:55 Heroes of Land, Sea, and Air 00:43:34 Review: Ultimate Werewolf 01:04:45 Review: The Resistance 01:22:59 Review: Secret Hitler 01:46:22 Emails, twitter, and BGG questions 01:48:22 Deception: Murder in Hong Kong 01:52:27 Win, Lose, or Banana! 01:58:29 Special Announcement!
We sit down with game designer Tim Fowers to talk about four different social games. We first talk about Cockroach Poker, then Grifters, followed by Don't Mess With Cthulhu, and finally Coup: Rebellion G54. Tim also leads us in contrasting Cockroach Poker and Coup and we talked about this design space and why we like these types of games. We now have shirts available through Amazon! https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01L2WOF2I
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In this special New Year's episode of The State of Games, Dice, Darrell, TC and Stephanie reminisce about their favorite titles of the past year, and share their gaming experiences over the holidays. All this, plus Dr. Pepper, how components can improve a game, the irresistible impulse to rob a train, Stephanie's wildcard picks of the year provided by Twitter, TC's most inspiring design, Darrell's greatest family game and Dice's most enriching social experience. It's a whole year's worth of content in one podcast! Come on in, grab some champagne, and sing some auld lang syne.
Episode 8 of Social Change Technology explores the social aspects of so-called social games with Dr Mia Consalvo of Concordia University and Ron Miners of Electronic Arts. In the episode Ren, Mia, and Ron talk about what we mean by ’social games’ and the social conventions and norms that are emerging from them. For example the [...]
Bio: Tamir Nadav is a game designer, former programmer, and a valedictorian baccalaureate graduate of Full Sail in 2005. He has been involved in the industry for over 8 years with his enthusiastic networking abilities, and can be seen at many different events and schools, assisting current students in preparing to enter the industry. Aside from his duties as a designer, Tamir has been consistently speaking at conventions and universities on business communications, how to meet people, and how to get a job in the game industry. He has quickly become a known name and face in this industry, and built a vast network of industry peers, both young and old. He has been interviewed by EGM, IGN, and was featured in the popular how-to book published by Prima Games, Paid to Play: An Insider's Guide to Video Game Careers. Tamir has spent 6 years in the MMO space, and currently is working on social games at Playdom, in Palo Alto, CA. Presentation: Was recorded at the University of Advancing Technology Tech Forum Spring 2012
Join pediatric speech-language pathologist Laura Mize from teachmetotalk.com and developmental interventionist Kate Hensler as they discuss late talking toddlers. This week we're going to read an email from a mom with a success story using social games and other strategies we recommended to her earlier this summer. We're discussing how/when to interject social games into your sessions to maximize your own successes in engaging difficult toddlers. We'll also read a funny story another SLP sent me this week with recommendations for "dressing the part" for sessions with young children. I'm sure Kate and I will have plenty to say about that!
Games.com's Libe and Laurent talk about the new , FarmVille.com, FarmVille storage, Facebook on 360, PS3 and why it's OK for manly men to play Bejeweled Blitz.
Games.com's Libe and Laurent talk about the new FarmVille.com, FarmVille storage, Facebook on 360, PS3 and why it's OK for manly men to play Bejeweled Blitz.
This week, Libe, Laurent & Robin talk to Wade Tinney, CEO of Large Animal, the company responsible for What to Wear on Facebook, Bumper Stands, Bananagrams. Plus, learn more about the biggest controversy in social gaming's brief history.
Also, find out how big Facebook changes will alter social gaming forever, and find out what games you should be playing -- right now!
This week, Libe, Laurent & Robin talk to Wade Tinney, CEO of Large Animal, the company responsible for What to Wear on Facebook, Bumper Stands, Bananagrams. Plus, learn more about the biggest controversy in social gaming's brief history.
Games.com's Libe Goad and Laurent Courtines talk to Pogo Puppies producer Nathan Ratcliffe about how the not-yet-announced Facebook game ... starring a pack of adorable puppies.
Robin comes and visits and tells Libe and Laurent about her new job at Candystand.com. We also talk Twitter and Facebook on Xbox Live and Rock Band for iPhone. Plus, a new Spanish Word of the Day!
Robin comes and visits and tells Libe and Laurent about her new job at Candystand.com. We also talk Twitter and Facebook on Xbox Live and Rock Band for iPhone. Plus, a new Spanish Word of the Day!
This week, the Libe, Laurent and Robin from Games.com talk about Cafe World on Facebook, Beyonce's Fitness Game, Wii Fit Plus and More. Also, Robin has some news...
This week, the Libe, Laurent and Robin from Games.com talk about Cafe World on Facebook, Beyonce's Fitness Game, Wii Fit Plus and More. Also, Robin has some news...
The most handsome man in gaming, Playfish's Sebastien de Halleux, joins the cast to talk about games and love, Facebook and... rainbow poo.
The most handsome man in gaming, Playfish's Sebastien de Halleux, joins the cast to talk about games and love, Facebook and... rainbow poo.
A $199 Nintendo Wii, a virtual sex toy, Charles Martinet and a fez crash our podcast this week - plus, a double dose of Spanish Word of the Day!
A $199 Nintendo Wii, a virtual sex toy, Charles Martinet and a fez crash our podcast this week - plus, a double dose of Spanish Word of the Day!
We buy real estate with Google Monopoly, Valen Halen beats the Beatles and casual games take over our lives. Guest Gerasimos Manolatos brings the fun!
We buy real estate with Google Monopoly, Valen Halen beats the Beatles and casual games take over our lives. Guest Gerasimos Manolatos brings the fun!
Come on down! This week we're talking about what dropped prices on consoles mean, the reality-show way to get gamer-famous, and reaching closure on the whole Hot Coffee scandal.
New name, same game -- this week we cover the console price wars, social gaming, Nintendo weddings and What You Absolutely Have to Play This Week, Or You're A Big Dummy (tm).
New name, same game -- this week we cover the console price wars, social gaming, Nintendo weddings and What You Absolutely Have to Play This Week, Or You're A Big Dummy (tm).
Come on down! This week we're talking about what dropped prices on consoles mean, the reality-show way to get gamer-famous, and reaching closure on the whole Hot Coffee scandal.
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