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Episode 285: Surviving SandyEpisode 285: Surviving Sandy
The podcast is back this week after being knocked out by Hurricane Sandy hitting New York City hard. As the Kickstarter continues to struggle to find donors, Jordan discusses his hands-on experience with the new Microsoft tablet, the Surface, in lieu of a Gaming Flashback.
This week’s news items include:
- Civilization MMO being developed in Asia
- Yoshida: PlayStation Vita sales are below expectations
- DICE giving away Battlefield 1942 for free on Origin
- Redding: “lower-case aaa” games where the industry should be heading
- Microsoft and 343 Industries taking hard stance on sexism
All that and Reader Feedback. This week’s Question of the Week, “What do you do for fun when you can’t access the internet?”
Help the TD Gaming Podcast with its Kickstarter fundraising.
Episode 348: Nostalgia FilterEpisode 348: Nostalgia Filter
This week is a little special as Jonah, Jordan and Paul discuss some of the things that were common in the golden age of 1990’s consoles that are no longer around.
In addition, the news includes:
- King settles ‘Candy Crush Saga’ trademark disputes amicably
- Gamestop’s only female executive is fictional
- Nate Wells leaves Naughty Dog
The Question of the Week: “What gaming activities do you no longer do?”
Gaming Podcast 202: Eggnog BathGaming Podcast 202: Eggnog Bath
This week we’re creating our last gaming podcast before Christmas, no holiday break for us! We’re reading some of our community comments and taking a look back at both Pac-Land and the history of Atari post-2600 release. This weeks news includes:
- Blizzard’s Next-Gen MMO Codenamed “Titan”
- EA CEO John Riccitiello Blasts Activision, Treyarch
- PS3 Price Cut Coming?
- 4 of 10 Internet Users Playing Casual Games
This week’s question of the week is really simply, have a good holiday. Unless you want to answer the question, “where do you roast your chestnuts for the holidays?”