Gaming Podcast 132: I Like To Hit You With My Sack

This week we’ve got Doug aboard with the cast as well, he’s a regular on the Everyday Drinkers Podcast. We’re chatting about some of the recent game news, hitting the community comments hard and tackling some of lifes meaningful questions. This week’s gaming flashback includes Baseball Stars for the Nintendo Entertainment system and, in our gaming history… who is Jane Jensen?

This week’s question of the week is simple: Do video game delays effect your buying decisions?

0 thoughts on “Gaming Podcast 132: I Like To Hit You With My Sack”

  1. In regards to the Question of the Week
    I’D say 12 years,when Duke Nukem forever comes out every1 is going to treat it like a fine Vintage red and say its awesome (even if its a little funky) =]
    -Goodday Mate ….. yeah we dont say that

  2. In regards to the Question of the Week
    I’D say 12 years,when Duke Nukem forever comes out every1 is going to treat it like a fine Vintage red and say its awesome (even if its a little funky) =]
    -Goodday Mate ….. yeah we dont say that

  3. Also in regards to price of games in AUS we will be paying $83 USD for halo:ODST compared to ur $60, i think its due to the TAX MAN the austailan govenment likes to get their cut. But i’d also note STOP FLYING ARE GAMES to OZ IN STEALTH BOMBERS… its expensive seriously.
    Cheers

  4. Also in regards to price of games in AUS we will be paying $83 USD for halo:ODST compared to ur $60, i think its due to the TAX MAN the austailan govenment likes to get their cut. But i’d also note STOP FLYING ARE GAMES to OZ IN STEALTH BOMBERS… its expensive seriously.
    Cheers

  5. I find games being delayed a lot less annoying than games that ship broken, unfinished, buggy or that require you to download a patch the size of the entire game itself before you can start playing it.

    Generally I will only be upset about a delay to a game I really, really want. Although it can be frustrating, especially if its not the first delay, I’m still going to buy it when it comes out. However if the developer/publisher push the game out too soon I will defiantly think twice before looking to purchase any of their future products.

  6. I find games being delayed a lot less annoying than games that ship broken, unfinished, buggy or that require you to download a patch the size of the entire game itself before you can start playing it.

    Generally I will only be upset about a delay to a game I really, really want. Although it can be frustrating, especially if its not the first delay, I’m still going to buy it when it comes out. However if the developer/publisher push the game out too soon I will defiantly think twice before looking to purchase any of their future products.

  7. Thanks guys for a great podcast. Actually i haven’t gotten around to listening to this week’s episode yet but last weeks was awesome. keep em’ coming guys.

    P.S Anybody seen gearbox’s upcoming Action/RPG Borderlines? seems super rad. Any thoughts?

  8. Thanks guys for a great podcast. Actually i haven’t gotten around to listening to this week’s episode yet but last weeks was awesome. keep em’ coming guys.

    P.S Anybody seen gearbox’s upcoming Action/RPG Borderlines? seems super rad. Any thoughts?

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