Podcasts about yussef cole

This week Chris is holding down the fort with Luke and is joined by writer Yussef Cole (@youmeyou.bsky.social) who reviewed Assassin's Creed Shadows for The New York Times. We get into Assassin's Creed generally and Shadows specifically, what we like and dislike about the game and if it makes good its narrative promise. Is it simply enough for a game to be the ultimate Japan simulator, particularly when it works so well with the series?Credits- Hosts: Chris Person, Luke Plunkett & special guest Yussef Cole- Yussef also edits Bullet Points Monthly, you can read it here: bulletpointsmonthly.com/- Podcast Production & Ads: Multitude- Subscribe to Aftermath!About The ShowAftermath Hours is the flagship podcast of Aftermath, a worker-owned, subscription-based website covering video games, the internet, and everything that comes after from journalists who previously worked at Kotaku, Vice, and The Washington Post. Each week, games journalism veterans Luke Plunkett, Nathan Grayson, Chris Person, Riley MacLeod, and Gita Jackson – though not always all at once, because that's too many people for a podcast – break down video game news, Remember Some Games, and learn about Chris' frankly incredible number of special interests. Sometimes we even bring on guests from both inside and outside the video game industry! I don't know what else to tell you; it's a great time. Simply by reading this description, you're already wasting time that you could be spending listening to the show. Head to aftermath.site for more info. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Ty was joined by Bonnie Qu and Yussef Cole to discuss 2021's Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy in full spoilery detail. The 'Guardians of the Galaxy' Game Has the Sloppy Appeal of Its Source Material Follow our guests: Bonnie: @bonniequeue Yussef: @youmeyou Follow the crew: Ty: @owoathkeeper Support us on Patreon Join the Uppercut Discord server here! Check out the Uppercut Merch Store here. Find more Uppercut content here.

Rob, Patrick, and Cado are joined by special guest Yussef Cole to talk about Guardians of the Galaxy, a surprisingly not horrible action game that has flown over expectations by being just … fine. Patrick and Yussef break down the game's workable combat, and the way side stories let these characters breath in a way the movies don't. After the break, Rob has been enjoying a dip into history, both his own and that of medieval Europe in Age of Empires IV, an RTS that not only throws back the clock with its setting, but some of it's RTS design choices as well. Cado has finally finished Metroid Dread, and is about as high on the movement and combat as he is low on the overall map structure. This leads us into a discussion over MercurySteam's crediting practices and labor practices across the industry.Discussed: Guardians of the Galaxy 2:54, Age of Empires IV 54:11, Metroid Dread 1:23:28, Labor in the Games Industry 1:33:55 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Kyle's slammed with deadlines, and this week's BAD END features writer/art director/Superculture Network member Yussef Cole. We're discussing Halo Reach and the lost serenity of early Halo, as well as the so-good-it's-meh appeal of Death's Door. Then we're rambling about crit (again) with new Cyberpunk twin-stick-shooter The Ascent, and talking a bit about Odin Sphere and narrative in games. Find this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/J6Yc6bBxsZESupport us on Patreon to join us live: https://www.patreon.com/badendBAD END is proud to be part of SUPERCULTURE, a network of podcasts and websites dedicated to the underobserved. Tweet us @superculturenetSpecial thanks to our Patreon subscribers, and shout out to Wesley Martin, Alyse Stanley, and Joshua Jarvis for donating at the Bad End Patron tier! Become a contributor at patreon.com/badendIntro/Outro music is "TABOO" by SEIHO 

Jess and Ty are joined by Kallie and Yussef to talk about reviewing games under embargo stress, and the backlash that often comes with game reviews. Follow our guests: Kalle: @inkydojikko Yussef: @youmeyou Follow the crew! Jessica: @jessacogs Ty: @ty_grrrrrrrr Support us on Patreon Join the Uppercut Discord server here! Check Out the Uppercut Merch Store Here Find More Uppercutl Content Here

This week, Zach is joined by animator and game critic Yussef Cole to discuss Yussef's problems with We Bought A Zoo. Why is the tone so inconsistent? Why does the reality of the film seem to break so often? Why can't MacCready build a solid lock? Yussef also pitches his sequel ideas for We Bought A Zoo, and how to potentially adapt the film into a video game. Also the movie Yussef was thinking of was Leave No Trace (2018).You can find Yussef on twitter.The intro and outro music was written by R.T. Koeberl, and the intro vocals are by Sidney Gish.You can find more info about the Dartmoor Zoo on their website.

This week, we're joined by videogame critic Yussef Cole to discuss the motherly horror of the new Amnesia game, the compelling aesthetic mishmash of Paradise Killer, and the upcoming (?) "event" game Cyberpunk 2077. We also delve into the declining appeal of graphical fidelity, and the gradual fall of realism in mainstream gaming.BAD END is proud to be part of SUPERCULTURE, a network of podcasts and websites dedicated to the underobserved. Tweet us @superculturenetSpecial thanks to our Patreon subscribers, and shout out to Wesley Martin, Alyse Stanley, and Joshua Jarvis for donating at the Bad End Patron tier! Become a contributor at patreon.com/badendIntro/Outro music is "TABOO" by SEIHO

Ty and Monti were joined by Bullet Points' Yussef Cole to talk about A Short Hike and build July's PLAYlist. Games discussed in the show: A Short Hike If Found Transistor Neversong Signs of the Sojourner Umurangi Generation Follow our guest: @youmeyouFollow the crew!Monti: @friedmontiTy: @ty_grrrrrrrrTheme music: @TwinkleParksAdditional sound effects and outro music: Zapsplat.com Join the Uppercut Discord server here! Support us on Patreon Check Out the Uppercut Merch Store Here Find More Uppercut Content Here

This week we bring on award-winning writer and Design Director at Netflix's Patriot Act Yussef Cole to talk about their amazing episode around gaming industry unionization and much more.

It's time to meet Gar Logan's family(?) in the fourth episode of 2018's Titans, Doom Patrol. The episode serves as a wonderful introduction for the cast of the other DC Universe show but a poor one for the Titans. Except Beast Boy. Hannah loves Beast Boy and his room with a bar. And his brother-dad Cliff. And his cool uncle Larry. And his hot aunt Rita. Hannah has love for everyone. Meanwhile, Kyle figures out that Rachel is a Disney Princess and also Dawn from Buffy. It's a choice. Listen to us shower Cliff, Larry, and Rita with praise! Production Note: We're going to be releasing new episodes only on Mondays from now on. Releasing an episode on Monday and Friday was a bit too much for Kyle. Apologies! Kyle briefly mentioned a piece of critical writing by Yussef Cole on Cuphead, the game Beast Boy is playing. You can read it here.  Email us at teentrashtalkpod AT gmail DOT com Follow us on Twitter @teentrashtalkpod1 @HannahCLangley and @kyleruiz54

This week on Unmissable, we welcome beloved Unwinnable contributor Yussef Cole to serve up some pop culture discussion! We kick things off with some Destiny talk, debate the merits of Event Horizon vs. Sunshine, and gush about The Favourite. To finish, Yussef Rings the Bell as the podcast takes a turn into discussion of Popeye’s and lactose intolerance. Order up!

This week we talk with TreaAndrea Russworm and Yussef Cole about Detroit: Become Human. 

Our guest today is Yussef Cole who writes about games for outlets like Waypoint and Unwinnable. We talk about a game he recently reviewed - Detroit Become Human. What we've been up to (00:02:45) Destiny 2 (Yussef) (00:09:08) Pokemon Go (Riley) (00:14:53) The Awesome Adventures of Captain Spirit, Screamride, Jurassic World Evolution (Pam) (00:19:37) IT, Hereditary, Ancillary Justice (Yussef) (00:27:19) Make it Sound Fiction podcast (Yussef) (00:29:30) GOT7 concert (Riley) (00:34:01) Masters of Doom, Citations Needed podcast (Pam) Detroit: Become Human Spoilers galore here! We talk a lot about this playthrough of the game, from previous guest Adam Koebel. (00:41:01) What is Detroit: Become Human (00:42:08) Yussef's review of Detroit (00:48:35) Politics and race (00:59:06) Android economy (01:03:02) Worldbuilding (01:07:03) Kara's story (01:18:04) Branching narrative (01:25:20) Unanswered questions (01:28:00) Menu android (01:30:44) Final thoughts (01:34:00) How does Detroit compare to Heavy Rain specifically? @StephenWilds Contact information Riley @kaleri_ Pam @jasyla_ Yussef @youmeyou If you’ve got any feedback, questions, people or topics you’d like to hear on future episodes of the show, you can reach out at MediaMavensCast@gmail.com or on Twitter @_MediaMavens. We've also got a forum to discuss episode at CartridgeClub.org. If you like the show, please give us a review on iTunes or Stitcher. Music: Vivacity by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

Game critic and motion designer Yussef Cole swings by to talk about breaking into games writing, covering big gaming topics from fresh angles, and balancing design and writing work.

Caty, Josh, and Kyle team up with games critic Yussef Cole to talk about Cuphead, difficulty in games, LABOR, and not one, not two, but THREE games about climbing a mountain. 3:47 - Cuphead 10:25 - Celeste 39:55 - Getting Over It with Bennett Foddy 53:40 - On outsourcing and the global game development industry Intro/Outro music is TABOO by Seiho Break music is 3 31 from the Persona 3 OST

Episode 164: On Minstrelsy and Mayhem: A Conversation with Yussef Cole (Right click and save as to download, or find us on iTunes, BlogTalk Radio, Stitcher, Google Play, or TuneIn). This week we talk to games journalist motion designer, Yussef Cole (@youmeyou) about his lastest research and article in Unwinnable, "Cuphead and the Racist Spectre of Fleischer Animation", Dishonored: Death of the Outsider, […]

Samantha Blackmon and Yussef Cole dig up the troubled history of Fleischer and Disney animation and hold 'Cuphead' accountable for its racist ancestors.

B-Boy Stance and Jaden Smith talk about Cuphead and its racist implications in the Unwinnable article by Yussef Cole , the obvious gets covered on our new recurring segment CreepAlert, and other topics. https://unwinnable.com/2017/11/10/cuphead-and-the-racist-spectre-of-fleischer-animation/

A piece from Yussef Cole on the animation style in Cuphead and its connection to the racial stereotypes of the 1930s animation gets our attention. Jack, noted Cuphead fan. Djm, noted non-white person. We discuss. Later, Jack & Djm are both enjoying Inuyashiki, Osomatsu-san is back, and Gundam is in stores…including one that wasn’t so […] The post Anime Podcast of Some Sort: Cuphead is OK. Inuyashiki is OK. Fighting Games Are Insane. appeared first on Delta Juliet Mike Media.

This week we talked to Yussef Cole about the Oscar-nominated movie Arrival. Plus we get some Mass Effect talk in, because what's a Media Mavens episode without Mass Effect? Our main segment is full of spoilers for Arrival. Guest and Topic Intro (00:00:32) A brief intro to our guest, Yussef Cole, who writes about games for outlets such as Paste Magazine and hosts the Video Game Hour podcast. What we've been up to (00:07:17) Yussef (@youmeyou) Hitman Persona 4 Golden Dishonored 2 Empire I Am Not Your Negro Hidden Figures Split Riley (@kaleri_) Mystic Messenger Christmas DLC Heroes of the Storm Overwatch Hwarang Goblin: The Lonely and Great God Pam (@jasyla_) King's Quest Tyranny XCOM2 The Girl with all the Gifts (movie) Obvious Child The Black Tapes Podcast Arrival (00:51: 30) What is Arrival? Mass Effect, Arrival and Social Responsibility in Sci-Fi (Yussef's article) What both Arrival and Mass Effect say about the importance of humans and working together How Arrival and its aliens differ from most other fiction The importance of language Sapir-Whorf Hypothesis Time travel Wasn't this less convoluted, and therefore WAY BETTER, than Interstellar? @alatinolawyer Is the ending of Arrival good? @xhugglesx The aliens come with companions and convey language jointly. What lessons does this movie give about our beliefs on efficiency and teaching if they don't just show a video or learn our languages to communicate? @alatinolawyer If you’ve got any feedback, questions, people or topics you’d like to hear on future episodes of the show, you can reach out at MediaMavensCast@gmail.com or on Twitter @_MediaMavens. If you like the show, please give us a review on iTunes or Stitcher. Music: Vivacity by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/