You don’t get the show #35: Jesus Pokemon vs Naked Demon
We talk about Steams new adult games and the interesting screening processed used to approve them and we discuss a Pokemon Go clone where you hurt for Catholic saints.
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You don’t get the show #31: Are Nazi taking over video game communities?
With yet again all the focus of gun violence being blamed on video games we look at toxic and hate-filled environments found within video game communities and the different between trash talking and hate speech. We also expose an article that claims Steam communities have a Nazi problem.
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Clickbait Countdown: Replace Steam with Steamy
The are several adult oriented games on Steam, but before they could be added they had to go through some modifications. We come up with an idea to have your cake and eat it too.
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You don’t get the show #25: The Copyright Troll
Randy tells us about a new kind of Copyright Troll that has been targeting the YouTube pages of people displaying his game. We also cover how YouTube has become a bastion for people looking to report your channel for any reason. In our Clickbait segment, we discuss how Steam has been censoring Japanese adult games and J.A. s exposed to the wonderful world of Genital Jousting.
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You don’t get the show #18: PETA vs Warhammer 40k
We got PETA going after Warhammer 40K for using fur on their figurines (never mind all the humans that were killed) and a game developer writing their own positive reviews on Steam. We also premiere our new clickbait segment because we know how much you guys love that.
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You don’t get the show #13: Infinite Failure
Call of Duty Infinite Warfare fails PC gamers by splitting its playerbase between Stream and the Microsoft Store, we also discuss inappropriate places to play handheld games and would you touch a Gameboy that was in a bathroom? Finally, we call for all gamers to vote in tomorrow’s election.
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You don’t get the show #9: Lawsuits, Fake Kidnapping & a Dog Hadoken!
We have a game company suing a game reviewer as well as gamers, a Pokemon Go player facing 5 years in a Russian prison for playing in a church, a dog that was taught to shoot hadoken’s and a woman who faked a kidnapping to test her boyfriend’s loyalty. That’s a show!
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You don’t get the show #3: Let me tell you about being a crackhead
We also discuss a troll that got bitch slapped by a Blizzard employee on their own forums they cried about being banned for no reason and claimed Blizzard didn’t read the chat logs. Well they do and the Blizzard employee proved it by posted them and laying the smackdown on the troll. Speaking of smackdown, we give a little bit of a smackdown to Game Rant for claiming it was a Overwatch article when it was clearly a Heroes of the Storm article. Can we say clickbait?
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Siege Breaker Sessions #4: Terrible Gamer Gifts
Video game intervention, horrible holiday gifts and the top ten excuses for losing in a video game is just some of the topics discussed on our latest episode.
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Siege Breakers Sessions #2: Black Friday Madness
Black Friday gaming deals to Tech Support Horror stories, the Siege Breaker Sessions post-Thanksgiving podcast is back talking about it all including getting rid of the surrender button in LOL and what DirectX 12 will do for gamers.
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The Obsolete Gamer Show: Actifail, The Game Awards Nominees
What do you do when 95% of your staff is playing Fallout 4 and not working on show prep and
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Beyond the Game Trailer: Enola – Nightmare
We delve into the world of the physiological thriller as we take a look at the update for the indie game, Enola from, The Domaginarium. Before we premiered the trailer we got a chance to talk with creative director, Sergio Rosa about the game as well about one of all-time favorite horror games, Silent Hill.
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Profiled: Ichiro Lambe
We talked with Ichiro Lambe from Dejobaan games their incredible game, Elegy for a Dead World where you explore dead civilizations, write about what you find, and share your stories with the world. You can find the game on Steam. Ichiro started gaming at an earlier age and like host, J.A. Laraque even had a Texas Instruments TI 99/4A. We talked about his gaming background and his journey from gamer to game maker. So check out his episode and let us know what you think.
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War of the Roses
Swinging a weapon though, can be a slightly awkward affair. You press the mouse button to swing and then swipe your mouse to swing your weapon in that direction. It works well enough when you get used to it, and these combat mechanics are touched on in the tutorial. That said, I think that this could have been handled in interesting fashion with say, a second analog stick on a game controller as well.
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Star Wars Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy
Jedi Academy captures the excitement of lightsaber combat perfectly and not to far into the game allows the player to select between single, dual or a staff lightsaber. The problem with Jedi Outcast was the amount of tedious levels you had to play before you got your lightsaber, in this game you have it from the start and can customize it to your liking. I tend to favor dual lightsabers in green and purple, I have no idea why. After completing the single player I was actually surprised when I logged into multiplayer to find servers still running and being played online.
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Containment: The Zombie Puzzler
I mentioned this was a puzzle game. You get 4 types of non-zombies: The Soccer Mom (as I call her) dressed in Pink, Army Dude dressed in Green. Police Officer in Blue and Anarchist in Orange. To defeat the zombies, you have to surround on four sides (corners do not apply) with the same color. You can surround groups of zombies. Zombies on the edges only have to have 2 sides (sometimes three sides) before they are killed. The colors vary each time for the fighters. As you use them, they disappear and more fill in from the top. Continue matching colors as you can until you defeat all the zombies. But you have to do it quickly, otherwise the zombies will keep eating your defenders and you will run out of defenders and lose the round.
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John Getty: Exato Game Studios
As an entrepreneur and gamer by nature, I always wanted to create video games. It started very early in middle school as I modded games like Starcraft and Command and Conquer: Red Alert, then dabbled a little in RPG Maker and flash. When I got to college, I met a good friend who shared a similar interest and with very little deliberation (we were both very excited), we started Exato Game Studios.
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