Games podcasts

Qt3 Podcast: Greg Kasavin and Bastion

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If you haven’t finished Bastion, you can listen up to the 37-minute mark, at which point we’ll warn you that we’re about to talk spoilers. Then you should bail and finish playing it. If you have finished Bastion, you can safely listen to this entire podcast in which Bastion writer Greg Kasavin goes into detail about how one of this year’s finest games came to be.

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Qt3 Games Podcast: potent potables

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On this week’s Qt3 Games Podcast, we get into issues like the pros and cons of potions, the weirdest way to level up your dude, and the role of pornography in videogames. Also, just how good is Bastion? And what’s going on at Bioware and Riot Games? And how did Tom manage to accidentally nuke the world? And when will McMaster make his triumphant return to North America? Listen and find out.

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Qt3 Podcast: Denny Atkin, the Space Shuttle, and Just Cause 2

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Denny Atkin just got back from witnessing history (pictured, in a photograph he took himself). He talks about it, as well as his technique for making Just Cause 2 a family-friendly game, in this episode of the Quarter to Three podcast.

(Apologies for the quality of my voice as the podcast progresses. Just pretend I’m some freaky robot. Rest assured that Denny, the guy saying the stuff that matters, comes through loud and clear throughout.)

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Qt3 Games Podcast: sinnick and Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker

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Is Wind Walker the best Zelda game? What does it have in common with Star Control, Far Cry 2, and The Last Unicorn? And why do so many people get the name wrong? Listen as sinnick, whose real name is Nick, breaks it down. He also reveals the shocking secret of his darkest, edgiest side. Plus, being movie geeks, we do a fair bit of movie talk.

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Qt3 Games Podcast: JPR and Company of Heroes

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I should warn you that before me and John Patrick Roberdeau get to talking about what is one the finest RTSs ever made, there is some irrational rage directed at Lego Indiana Jones and some stuff about a boring chemistry-themed game that only a programmer can love. But on the flip side, you also get the nerd version of Easy Rider and one of the coolest names you could ever hope to give a daughter.

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