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Episode 220: Professional Butt BitingEpisode 220: Professional Butt Biting

June 29, 2011| Jonah Falcon| 0 Comment| 7:08 pm

This week is a short podcast, since there’s no Gaming Flashback or Gaming History, but there was some important news in the past few days that caught our eyes. We’re also giving away a free copy of Duke Nukem Forever for the Xbox 360.

The news items include:

California videogame law ruled unconstitutional
LulzSec ends its hacking spree
Molyneux: We didn’t have enough time for Fable 3
Star Wars Galaxies shutting down in December
Duke Nukem will continue
Microsoft says Xbox 360 halfway through lifecycle, Kinect added adrenaline

How can you win a copy of Duke Nukem Forever for the Xbox 360? Answer the Question of the Week, What kind of food and drink to you eat while gaming? US residents eligible only.

Gaming Podcast 219: ColecoVision RulesGaming Podcast 219: ColecoVision Rules

June 21, 2011| Jonah Falcon| 0 Comment| 10:52 pm

Paul crows about Nintendo’s dominance over the ColecoVision and Dreamcast, while Jonah and Jordan reminisce about this week’s Gaming Flashback, Electronic Arts’ Barnstorming for the Atari 2600.

The news also includes the following topics:

Duke Nukem Forever review fiasco
Harrison: Apple will be the games industry in 10 years
Tretton: No need for PS4, PS3 now hitting its stride
Slimmer PS3 coming?

This week’s Gaming History looks at the husband-and-wife developing team Freefall Associates, while the Question of the Week is: How much weight do you give the score of a review? Let us know what you think.

Gaming Podcast Episode 218: Introducing PaulGaming Podcast Episode 218: Introducing Paul

June 15, 2011| Jonah Falcon| 0 Comment| 1:19 pm

The listeners of Gaming Podcast finally get introduced to the third member of the Videogame Roundtable podcast team, Paul S. Nowak, who only desires hate mail and more time playing Dungeon Overlord on Facebook. This week, the Gaming Flashback looks back at the Gamecube title mentioned by Jordan Lund last week, Eternal Darkness, and the guys respond to the reader mail from episode 217, and if you’re interested in other types of games such as escape rooms you can visit the Room escape games in Portland Oregon just for this.

The trio also discuss the following news items:

Microsoft: Halo won’t be a yearly franchise
Analyst: Kinect appealed to “more hardcore” than expected
2M users sign up for COD: Elite beta
Wizardry Online announced, will feature permadeath

This week’s Question of the Week: How much do you think the Wii U will cost? All this and more in this delightful podcast that will have you begging for more.

VGRT Gaming Podcast 217: Pre-E3 ShowVGRT Gaming Podcast 217: Pre-E3 Show

June 5, 2011| Jonah Falcon| 0 Comment| 6:57 pm

The TD Gaming Podcast and Videogame Roundtable merge, as Jonah Falcon introduces VGRT regular Jordan Lund to his new listeners, as the VGRT Gaming Podcast is born.

The podcast is a little rushed, however, as E3 approaches, giving the duo only some time to discuss the eventful past week, which includes the following news:

The NGP to be called the PlayStation Vita
PS4 in development .. oops, no it’s not
DC Comics 1st day distribution
Dungeon Empires out of beta
Dead or Alive 3DS = child porn?
Gears of War: Exile and Halo HD leaked
Bungie showing new game on 7/7
Gamestop honoring Duke Nukem Forever preorders
Sales of Trials HD hit 2M
Call of Duty: Elite announced

For this podcast, this Question of the Week is, “What game do you want to learn about the most at E3” Of course, by the time the next podcast is launched, that question will probably be satisfied. As for Reader Feedback, we didn’t have time to answer it, but we will respond to it next week!

Gaming Podcast Episode 216: Goodbye, Farewell, and AmenGaming Podcast Episode 216: Goodbye, Farewell, and Amen

May 31, 2011| Jonah Falcon| 0 Comment| 11:58 pm

The TD Gaming Podcast heads to an uncertain future, as the TD Gaming Podcast will be closing its run with this cast. Derrick Schommer explains the reason that he and Jennifer will no longer be able to support the podcast, and thank the fans for their devoted support.

So, for old time’s sake, Derrick and Jonah Falcon cover the past week’s news:

Firelands is now live on World of Warcraft‘s Public Test Realm
New R18+ guidelines drawn up
Kojima: This year has become meaningless
Chinese labour camp prisoners forced to play MMOs

We also cover the reader feedback over the past couple of weeks, and the Question of the Week is: what would you like to see happen to the podcast?

If this is the truly the last Gaming Podcast, thanks for your support and praise.

Gaming Podcast 215: HiatusGaming Podcast 215: Hiatus

March 29, 2011| Jonah Falcon| 0 Comment| 6:32 pm

Due to a familial emergency, TD Gaming Podcast is on temporary hiatus. This week is basically an outtake episode, though a bit short because for the last three months or so, the podcast has been pretty clean. However, there are some interesting conversations that you never got to hear.

There’s even an entire news item back from CES that was completely cut, and now you get to hear ten weeks later. Old news is so much fun!

Microsoft Introduces Avatar Kinect

Thanks for your patience, and we’ll have some new podcasts in a few weeks, we promise.

Gaming Podcast 214: A Fully PAXed EpisodeGaming Podcast 214: A Fully PAXed Episode

March 16, 2011| schommer| 0 Comment| 12:04 am

We review our experiences of PAX East in this podcast and the second half is full of gaming news and community comments. Derrick reflects at his fun experience of Orcs Must Die while Jonah spent some time with LA Noire and Star Wars: The Old Republic. The news highlights include:

PSP Go Price Goes Back to $200 After 3 Days
Phil Harrison Sez Industry Struggling With Casual and Mobile Game Market
Angry Birds Hits 100 Million Downloads
Bioware Talks Jade Empire Again
Gamer Loses $1800 In Games from Steam

This week’s question of the week: Which convention would you want to attend most: E3, PAX or Comic Con?

Gaming Podcast 213: Pith HelmetsGaming Podcast 213: Pith Helmets

March 10, 2011| schommer| 0 Comment| 12:08 am

It’s time to use your meat, you gotta work at it! Yeah, this weeks gaming podcast talks a bit about moma’s meat on her Pooyan, this is your gaming flashback for the week! We’ve also got some news bulletins including:

Microsoft Beginning Work on Xbox 720?
Cliff Bleszinski: Only AAA Titles and Indie Games Matter
Starcraft 2: Heart of the Swarm Not Coming Til 2012
Will Wright Working on New Game
WoW Users ‘Not Ready’ for Firelands
Netflix Coming to 3DS This Summer

This weeks question of the week, sorta off the cuff random: What’s your favorite old school game, and how long do you believe it took to make it? (and, do you really know how long–do the research and let us know!)

Gaming Podcast 212: Watermelon JuiceGaming Podcast 212: Watermelon Juice

March 2, 2011| schommer| 0 Comment| 12:19 am

The gaming podcast is back for the full edition, this week we’ve got a preview look at the title Orcs Must Die! developed by Robot Entertainment. Besides our awesome community comments we’ve got some news coverage including:

LG Lawsuit Stops PS3 Shipments In Europe
Mortal Kombat Banned in Australia
Rift Claims More End-Game Content Than Any MMO Launch, Ever
Browser Based PC Games The Future?
Research Analyst: PC Gaming Is Indeed Dying

This week, we’ve got a question for you: What is your favorite gaming food? And, if you want to see the Orcs Must Die! youtube trailer, check it out after the break.

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Gaming Podcast 211: Short and SweetGaming Podcast 211: Short and Sweet

February 22, 2011| schommer| 0 Comment| 11:14 pm

This week we had to cut some segments short due to some work we’re doing on our house that had us tied up. We’re just doing up some news this week and community feedback. This weeks news includes:

Rumor: PS3 Pirates Unban Selves from PSN, Can Ban Others?
Electronic Arts: We Drained Our Core IPs
Bungie’s Next Game an MMOFPS?
Diablo III Developers Love Torchlight

And, here is the story about The Boy Who Stole Half-Life II. Here is our Question of the Week: Will all MMOs eventually follow a free-to-play model?