This weeks gaming podcast covers the history of NBA Jam and takes a look back at The Bitmap Brothers. All while juggling some cool news stories and cooler community comments. This week’s comments talk a bit about what generations are the best, in the eyes of our listeners, and why. This weeks news includes:
Apple approves Commodore 64 emulator- Sony PS3 has Patch issues
- Tales of Vesperia Coming to PS3
- PlayStation 3 Slim off to a good start
- Video Games Are Evil, Says Guy Who Made a Lot of Money Creating Video Games
- OnLive Enters Beta
This weeks question of the week, what would you have in your ultimate gamer cave?
This weeks gaming podcast we’re all over the rhythm matching games along with great gaming news and a bit of our early E3 coverage. We continue our RPG history and we also look back on Dragon Fire, and old Atari 2600 game.
Bad timing on the iPhone C-64 emulator. 12 hours after the story was posted and you recorded the podcast, Apple said “NO!” to the emulator. Ay yi yi.
Bad timing on the iPhone C-64 emulator. 12 hours after the story was posted and you recorded the podcast, Apple said “NO!” to the emulator. Ay yi yi.
Thanks very much for including me as a contributor for this weeks podcast. Really makes a newbie to the forums feel loved and welcome.
As for the name, Derrick was correct. I am a 30 year old male, WoW addicted (safer than crack), and a fan of gaming in general.
The name was created playing Xwing Vs Tie Fighter back in ’97 as a play on “Bandit on your six”. Because I favoured the slow Tie Bomber, I was an easy target to get shot from the back.
Disappointed to hear that the old developers seem to have disappeared back in 2002 (Aliens??) but it helped let me see that games an games companies that appear massive in UK often don’t get a look in across the pond. Same with music I guess.
Thanks very much for including me as a contributor for this weeks podcast. Really makes a newbie to the forums feel loved and welcome.
As for the name, Derrick was correct. I am a 30 year old male, WoW addicted (safer than crack), and a fan of gaming in general.
The name was created playing Xwing Vs Tie Fighter back in ’97 as a play on “Bandit on your six”. Because I favoured the slow Tie Bomber, I was an easy target to get shot from the back.
Disappointed to hear that the old developers seem to have disappeared back in 2002 (Aliens??) but it helped let me see that games an games companies that appear massive in UK often don’t get a look in across the pond. Same with music I guess.
My Gf thought it was pretty sus when i brought out snickers salad lolz
My Gf thought it was pretty sus when i brought out snickers salad lolz