Following up on GameUnder's podcast coverage of King Art Games' The Raven, is Tom Towers with his Laser Lemming review! Why not check it out?
"After a brief excursion with The Critter Chronicles, The Raven – Legacy of a Master Thief is King Art Games’ next big project; released across three chapters in a post-The Walking Dead world."
It's time again for another BIG SHOW, and for BIG SHOW 5, what better game to give first impressions of than GTAV.
It is all anyone can talk about this week, but we find time to talk about some other games as well, including Saints Row 4, Saints Row 2, Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons, The Raven - Legacy of a Master Thief and because we have not talked enough about open-world crimes games we cram in a Tom Towers Aural Review of Mafia II.
Oh and the news. Thanks for listening,
Tin box from the Collector's Edition. Also came with a money clip and gold bullet-shaped USB stick.
Greg Sewart was always one of my favorite reviewers when he was at EGM, and now he is one of my favorite podcasters.
For a while now he has been putting up a the series that showcases the games of Sega's Mega Drive.
His goal is to chronologically play and review every game released on Sega's greatest system, as well as outline some of the history surrounding the development of the games, the hardware, and the general goings-on of the video game industry back in the nineties.
I've enjoyed them, they are great to watch while you are writing or gaming and have prompted me to buy some older games that slipped by me at the time. You can check it out here.
Hey folks, just a heads up that you may be seeing some additional programming appear in your RSS feeds or other ways you subscribe to us.
Tom is forcing me to edit his aural reviews into individual shows which will be available here on our site and also on our YouTube channel (more on this later).
The first one I have done is from Episode 21, which is where Tom aurally reviews
Max Payne 3.We agreed that this would be an easier way to find old ones, or at the very least a good way to skim though the aural reviews Tom has done in our first 23 shows.
Thanks as always for listening.
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We are back to our regular format this week with first impressions galore, news and some Final Thoughts. We give our final verdict on Papers, Please and Left4Dead1 DLC for L4D2. We also give first impressions on Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons and Saints Row 4.
Thanks for listening.
- Phil Fogg
Over at LaserLemming.com Tom "interviews" Denis Wedin, whom recently has been taking on more challenging interlocuters. And there can be no more challenging interlocuter than our very own Tom Towers.
If you are at work and your company monitors your traffic, be advised that some of the language and themes are NSFW.
In a light news (post-PAX) week Phil gives his final impressions of two That Game Company games; Flower and Journey. Tom also manages to play Killzone 2 again, and still find new things to say about it.
Hilarity Ensues, Thanks for listening,
- Phil
Tom Towers (left) and Phil Fogg prepare for their clan meeting. Err, rather, their Journey convention.
Tom Towers and Phil Fogg go over all the new console and pricing news of the week.
Tom also finishes out the Max Payne franchise and gives an Aural Review of Max Payne 3 (in addition to outlining the plots for Max Payne, 4, 5 and 6.
- Phil
Max loves the night life.
It's our fourth BIG SHOW, and so we go all out with first impressions of Wonderful 101, Pikmin 3, Papers Please, Earthbound and Game and Wario. A feature on third-person shooters can be found as well as an Aural Review of Max Payne 2 from Tom Towers.
We cover the latest news from Gamescom and around the gaming world, thanks for listening.
- Phil
Phil Fogg returns to talk NPD's, Microsoft's latest reversal and some first and final impressions of games new and old, including Bastion, Max Payne, Thomas Was Alone and Vanquish.
This week we not only give our best and worst gaming experiences of the week, but also lengthy discourses on Microsoft's strategy, Nintendo's woes and the plight of the modern writer (and history of when writers had it good).
Thank you for listening and please, if you enjoy or hate our show, tell a friend.
- Phil