As a famouse poem says, "there is no joy in Mudville". But this week's story has nothing to do with baseball. It has to do with a video game development company. Telltale is a shadow of its usual self today. Most of its employees are hitting the internet to look for another job, rather than writing engaging stories about things like TV and movie Intellectual Property. And for most of us, we didn't know anything about their problems. There were no warning signs. Shakespeare told us that Rosencrantz and Guildenstern were dead, but we didn't even know they were sick. […] The post Episode 603: Telltale was in trouble, but they weren’t telling that tale appeared first on ESH - ElectricSistaHood.

It is the beginning of THE END…after thirteen years of geekery Glenn, Adam, and Brad start the final series of episodes of PodCulture. After flashbacks in “The Road Thus Far” The guys get all caught up on what all they have been up to since the last recording. The first of TWO Geek Cuisines is sponsored by Studio V as Adam brings in Goji Berries. Christina is prob glad she missed this version of “Phantom” as Glenn inflicts Phantom of the Paradise on the crew as the final Guilty Pleasure. The second Geek Cuisine is an Oreo double feature with Fireworks (pop rocks) and Cherry Cola flavored variants. Bumpers are from the gorram shiny crew of Serenity as Alan Tudyk and the late great Ron Glass chime in. The music is Browncoat themed as well with Firefly by Adam WarRock & Mikal kHill and Mal’s Song by Vixy and Tony.

There's excitement in the industry this week as the Tokyo Game Show has occurred bringing new announcements and game updates, but there is also sadness as two studios close suddenly, both Telltale and Capcom Vancouver. As we get into the gaming news, we talk about the recently announced Sony Playstation Classic, and if we think it will be worth the higher $99 asking price.  

This week we had the wonderful Saalmis join us to pose the question ‘how have the events of BAzeroth changed your head cannon toward you character?’ It was an interesting chat! The new week in wow also worked really well. … Continue reading →

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In our return from Summer DJ and guest David (“The Denims”) discuss memories of Autumn http://thatbluejeansguy.libsyn.com And we tease a new podcast by DJ and Toppie Smellie featuring movie and television trivia Live on Fridays @8pm Eastern http://univozpods.net Write to DJ & The Princess at tfnpodcast@gmail.com Leave a comment on our page at tfnpodcast.com Follow … Continue reading Turned Loose

It's been awhile since the PC release of this game has been out, but now the game is available on the Nintendo Switch. Here are my thoughts on the port.

Star Wars seeks to break out of its own chains and contemplates how to learn from failure in the middle chapter of the third trilogy. Warning: There will be SPOILERS!

This is a follow-up to Star Wars Battlefront II's Loot Box Problem, posted on VOG earlier this week. Late Thursday, EA's Star Wars account tweeted that they had “turned off in-game purchases for #StarWarsBattlefrontII.” defusing part of an extremely contentious issue that erupted into a PR nightmare for both the game and the company on the eve of the game's highly publicized release.