Podcasts about solomon's key

Cam and BAM are blowing of the dust on this arcade classic, but can they find the right angle to make this an interesting episode?? Our Flipped Script: What if instead of squares, you places triangles? Suggested Topics: Play Pancaketheon, SuperNES, Improv Podcast, Geometry A Plenty

This week Earl and Jurek take control of a tiny wizard as they play Solomon's Key on the NES! This game seems like it should be really fun but, like so many games of the time, the difficulty makes having fun almost impossible! The game looks and controls fine, but the music is a little lacking. The guys also field a very interesting discussion question! Also, the news of Chadwick Boseman's passing broke while this episode was being recorded, so the guys take a little time to talk about it. Come have a drink with us! WAKANDA FOREVER!! NOTE: This episode was recorded on Friday August 28, 2020. Since then, Jurek got married! Be sure to tweet him your congratulations @aktirak! Thanks for listening, Revelers! ~Earl

It’s the Arcade Perfect podcast episode 51 and the feature game is Tecmo’s Solomon’s Key. We catch up with Swedish guest Mats from YouTube channel Gears of Games and chat about the Arcade Version and it’s many conversions (and rip-offs).The boys are faced with a tough choice for there favourite and also the version getting the Golden Turd Award is not straightforward either. Let’s just say opinions differed! Big thanks to Mats for his second visit. You can check out Gears for Games here > https://www.youtube.com/user/gearsofgameschannelDaz, Mark and Dave over at This and That Gaming Podcast here > https://www.facebook.com/thisandthatgaming/Thank you to our Patrons for supporting the podcast, you can subscribe here >Patreon https://www.patreon.com/ArcadeperfectauA very big thank you to Garry Arnott for making up our episode avatars. You're awesome  https://twitter.com/GaryArnott You can also check us out on Facebook here >https://www.facebook.com/arcadeperfectpodcast/Intro track - Shinobi Stage 1 - Special thanks to Richard Douglas - https://youtu.be/ggbTW9h8JXAOutro track -https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kDfxx0N9N3A&fbclid=IwAR2mXZG3CGpsgoLKndALVp-uCQs_N5T5TXGqjPj2ZNmQKOpyzHjiNwvDwgc

The Dudes are back baby! It's been a long 6 months, but hopefully it was all worth the wait as Justin and Michael sit down to talk about Brother Andrew's Patreon Pick... Solomon's Key! Brought to you by the Bit Brothers Network --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Otro sábado, otro mate...aunque más veraniego. Comenzamos con Yuyitos con algunas noticias y el juego de la semana (Solomon's Key) para luego continuar con otro Re-Cebados consecutivo de Momfus, esta vez es DuckTales Remastered. Seguimos una Tertulia Pixelada sobre "el modelo de negocios de la Next-Gen" donde Gustavo dirige como juez y trata de evitar las continuas interrupciones (diganle que es en una discusión es la idea) mientras está Jafi con su ya no tan clásica barca y la llegada de siempre tarde de Booker. Hay música, sorteo de HellBlade: Senua's Sacrifice y el OST de Warcraft III (parte 2) en compañia de Tommy "el doc gamer" Sapino ¡Dale play!

In this episode, we discuss Sean Connery as Gandalf, the horniness of wizards, poop, and committing acts of violence. Oh, and Troddlers.Troddlers is best described as Lemmings meets Solomon's Key - guide tiny stupid Troddlers towards the exit by placing and removing blocks of various flavors. It features 100 single player levels and 50 co-op  levels, plus a completely unexplored War mode. Starring: Rudie, Shrug, Tulpa, AutomaticTiger, and VastleCania

A new third-party challenger has appeared! Tecmo arrives on NES with two simultaneous launches, both of which more or less fall into the puzzle-platformer genre. Solomon's Key and Mighty Bomb Jack are full of arcane secrets and high difficulty levels. Just the kind of thing a growing video game boy needs in his diet.

Podcast 60: 1) South Korea's First Dog has a new campaign to deter the eating of dog 2) Archaeological evidence in Shiloh points to the time of the ancient Israel's Tabernacle from the Old Testament 3) Bible study in Colossians 3 "why is covetousness idolatry?" 4) Demons from Solomon's Key, particularly the first five spirits from the lesser Key of Solomon (the grimiore) 5) Surprisingly funny Bible verses and some pictures representing them Donate at Patreon.com/kingdomofthelogos

We're talking about Solomon's Key for the NES...kinda. You love 45 minute intro stories, right? Tyler tells a slumber party story and talks about their 'tivities. Circus Skate Guy is back, baby! We talk about little kids behind their backs. For probably too long. Tyler issues a "Key Quiz". We take a few calls. We thank a few people. We all have a good time. Continue reading → The post Ep. 452 – Solomon’s Key appeared first on TADPOG: Tyler and Dave Play Old Games.

Solomon's Key for the Nintendo Entertainment System (1987) is known for being a devilishly difficult action/platform/puzzle game. It's also the Patron pick for February, perhaps proving once and for all that Retro Blissed fans hate their hosts. Stick around for the full review and a brand new Bliss Quiz! It's the "Key" to a good time!

"Nice Plays" are video episodes where your nice hosts play and talk about a game, and after 17 minutes, our egg timer goes off and we give our final thoughts. In this episode, Stephen plays the NES port of the classic arcade game Solomon's Key! Game: Solomon's Key Developer: Tecmo Publisher: Tecmo Platform: NES Release date: July 1987 (US) Genre: 2D Puzzle-Platformer Summary: "You and Dana, the wizard of Lyrac, must unlock Solomon’s scroll of secrets to restore peace in the constellations. With Dana’s magic, fire, and mystical powers, you will help release the imprisoned Princess of the Fairies and harness the evil forces within the constellations. But first, you need the key!" “30 years on, people are still arguing over how to pronounce NES” - Hugh Langley , TechRadar Solomon’s Key was indeed part of the very first batch of games for the Wii Virt… Solomon’s Key cheat codes. Video

The Legend of Zelda, Rygar, Solomon's Key, Section Z, Mighty Bomb Jack, Nintendo Fun Club, Commercials & More!

Happy Halloween folks!  This week's podcast has nothing to do with Halloween because we here at WATP don't plan ahead like that.  Instead, we reviewed a video game music podcast called The Legacy Music Hour.  Did you know that people listen to video game music outside of when they play the games?  Yes, they do and they have a podcast all about it too.  Kevin and Karl enter the world of VGM and can't wait to return to their own home planet.  Kevin confesses his love for Solomon's Key and Karl confesses his love for Fish Caves.  Yep, it's another WATP comin' atcha folks.

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FEATURING: We start the first segment with our thoughts on the Feb 13th Nintendo Direct, before launching into New Business with Jon's impressions of Solomon's Key, and everyone else's impressions of Bravely Default!Listener Mail touches on region free systems, how we got into the "biz", and our feelings about Nintendo's console desigh philosophy.

This week marks our return to a regular posting schedule. In this episode's first segment, we discuss Zelda (Wii), F.E.A.R (360), the Wii Virtual Console versions of Solomon's Key, Sonic, Bonk and Mario 64, Red Steel (Wii), Call of Duty 3 (Wii), and we get a brief update on Greg's adventures with the PS3.Next up we talk about the Wii. It's only two weeks old and they've sold over a million units between the US and Japan (and releases in other areas of the world later this week). What do Nintendo and third parties have to do to be successful on Wii? (Answer: original IP, not so many ports.) Is the high cost of development for PS3 games going to benefit Wii? Also, we touch on Wii mishaps and the pictures/video that have been posted on www.wiihaveaproblem.com.Segment three is all about Virtual Console and Xbox Live Arcade. Why haven't more third-party publishers taken advantage of these downloadable services with original content? Why do we rely on Nintendo, Microsoft and Sony for this content when there are third parties that could be doing stuff but AREN'T?Wrapping it up is a final segment where we reminisce about the PlayStation 2. Now that the next generation has debuted, it's time to look back on the leader of the last gen. digg_url = 'http://www.digg.com/podcasts/Player_One_Podcast'; digg_bgcolor = '#FFCC99'; digg_skin = 'compact';