Boter and FearTheClaw start the podcast by pondering what it takes for gamers to be Olympians. Claw talks about video game Monopoly boards and Boter skims a few headlines from Microsoft X10.
Note to Claw: The mic pics up your voice the easiest. Move away from it. I'm not balancing this, and the automatic filter can only do so well.
Subscribe and listen (or just listen) to the podcast over at our FeedBurner page.
Music is "Bugler's Dream/Olympic Fanfare and Theme", ©1996 Leo Arnaud & John Williams. (Please don't sue us.)
Showing posts with label australia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label australia. Show all posts
Saturday, February 13, 2010
Wednesday, February 10, 2010
Episode 28
This week, Boter talks about Mass Effect 2 and then he and FearTheClaw go on to talk about Xbox Live ending service for the original Xbox, theorize on the next Wii Zelda game, and talk more about the video game rating system in Australia.
Subscribe and listen (or just listen) to the podcast over at our FeedBurner page.
Music is "Funk Rock 10", ©2008 8-bit Rocket, used under Creative Commons Attribution License.
Subscribe and listen (or just listen) to the podcast over at our FeedBurner page.
Music is "Funk Rock 10", ©2008 8-bit Rocket, used under Creative Commons Attribution License.
Labels:
australia,
mass effect 2,
multiplayer,
xbox 1,
xbox live,
zelda
Saturday, December 19, 2009
Episode 23
In the first episode in a couple months without the Which Sucks Less feature, Boter and FearTheClaw (again with StickyNugget absent, I wonder what happened to him) carry the show without any embarrassing retreads of some of their earlier attempts (though they're in Canastota again; yay, acoustics). They start off with a conversation about downloadable content timing, move on to PBS televising the Video Games Live concert this year and video game music in general, and some new Nintendo trademarks. Boter, meanwhile, talks about downloadable content for A Kingdom For Keflings on Xbox Live Arcade, beta testing the same game on the PC, and then introduces the Dark Void Grab Bag of Swag.
To win the Grab Bag of Swag, do as the man says. Tell your friends to listen to the podcast and have them e-mail gamenutzpodcast@gmail.com with your name. We will then send them a question pertaining to this week's podcast. Once they answer (confirming that they did actually listen), you'll be credited for them. The person who gets us the most listeners (whether they ultimately become a subscriber or not) wins the Grab Bag of Swag.
Subscribe and listen (or just listen) to the podcast over at our FeedBurner page.
Music is "Funk Rock 18", ©2008 8-bit Rocket, used under Creative Commons Attribution License.
To win the Grab Bag of Swag, do as the man says. Tell your friends to listen to the podcast and have them e-mail gamenutzpodcast@gmail.com with your name. We will then send them a question pertaining to this week's podcast. Once they answer (confirming that they did actually listen), you'll be credited for them. The person who gets us the most listeners (whether they ultimately become a subscriber or not) wins the Grab Bag of Swag.
Subscribe and listen (or just listen) to the podcast over at our FeedBurner page.
Music is "Funk Rock 18", ©2008 8-bit Rocket, used under Creative Commons Attribution License.
Saturday, December 12, 2009
Episode 22
With the first episode from the new store (not an every-week occurrence, acoustics are bad, sorry) in Canastota, Boter and FearTheClaw tackle Which Sucks Less: PS3 Slim or Wii, and also go into a bit of news from the past two weeks. Some highlights include a rumor about a PSPgo UMD drive, a quick rundown of the best selling games in November, and a verdict on DS flash cards. They also manage to fit in some discussion about the tendency for current generation games to get patched after release.
View the final results of the Which Sucks Less 2009 brackets:
Which Sucks Less 2009: Home Consoles
Which Sucks Less 2009: Handhelds
Subscribe and listen (or just listen) to the podcast over at our FeedBurner page.
Music is "Funk Rock 17", ©2008 8-bit Rocket, used under Creative Commons Attribution License.
View the final results of the Which Sucks Less 2009 brackets:
Which Sucks Less 2009: Home Consoles
Which Sucks Less 2009: Handhelds
Subscribe and listen (or just listen) to the podcast over at our FeedBurner page.
Music is "Funk Rock 17", ©2008 8-bit Rocket, used under Creative Commons Attribution License.
Labels:
australia,
ds,
games as art,
multimedia,
npd,
patch,
ps3 slim,
psp go,
which sucks less,
wii,
xbox live marketplace
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)