Me and Eric talk about the racing game that isn’t Need for Speed: Shift. Which I only bring up five or six times. Listen for your chance to win a copy of Left 4 Dead 2. You have to listen to the whole thing, or at least fast forward to the secret bit at the very end.
Up next: Nawid A and Modern Warfare 3
For the inaugural Qt3 Games podcast, Desslock and I talk Dragon Age.
If you’ve seen The Men Who Stare at Goats, join us for a discussion of what works, what doesn’t work, and what movie you should have seen instead.
If you haven’t seen it, skip forward to the 51:00 mark for this week’s Three by Three.
Next week: 2012. You have been warned.
In which Tom Chick, Christien Murawski, and Kelly Wand don’t see eye-to-eye on Where the Wild Things Are. There will be spoilers.
However, if you’re just want to fast-forward to Three by Three, our new feature, jump to the 1:06:00 mark, right after I’m called a “Bastardization Apologist” and before the Britney Spears plays.
In which Tom Chick, Christien Murawski, and Kelly Wand don’t see eye-to-eye on Where the Wild Things Are. There will be spoilers.
However, if you’re just want to fast-forward to Three by Three, our new feature, jump to the 1:06:00 mark, right after I’m called a “Bastardization Apologist” and before the Britney Spears plays.
Troy calls it an evolutionary dead end. Bruce calls it a terrarium. Tom quotes a movie.
Listen here and visit the Flash of Steel page here.
From chess to Hearts of Iron III by way of Advance Wars.
Or is it left clicking? Why is war at sea such a hassle? And why is it also so awesome?
Listen here.
Hearts of Iron vs. Axis & Allies. Fight!
Listen here. Visit the Flash of Steel page here.
You know how Star Wars has an opening crawl? In this latest Three Moves Ahead, in which we play and postmortemfy Dawn of War 2, so does our podcast. Also, who knew incalcitrant wasn’t a word?
By the way, because I’ve been playing so much Bionic Commando, I overlooked a post on last week’s podcast on diplomacy.
Listen to this week’s here and last week’s here.
In which we discuss tower defense games and I am mortified at my own inappropriate gay joke.
In which the importance of multiplayer is discussed, a diabolical Demigod plot is revealed, and Troy helpfully explains teabagging.
In the latest Three Moves Ahead podcast, Julian Murdoch makes the case that chess is about asymmetrical warfare.
The Flash of Steel podcast in which Bruce Geryk, Troy N. Goodfellow, and I play and hold forth on Demigod.
Listen to Three Moves Ahead here.