Checkpoint Magazine Podcast

Module 25 sees Jake and Tamer discuss children and YouTube content, Wolfenstein: Young Blood and the origins of Microsoft's Cortana.

As well as the above, Tamer talks about a new, wooden train-set simulator Tracks which comes out on the XBox exclusively and allows you to build the train track of your dreams.

They're both still looking for your favourite #amazonsubprime suggestions.

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In this module Jake and Tamer discuss streaming services for games; and TV streaming asking for your #amazonsubprime TV shows, niche Japanese RPG games that simulate life and Tamer meanders into Japanese cultural activities.

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In this module Jake and Tamer discuss AI, upscaling graphics and CheckpointOrg.com, a charity that uses gamest to help with mental health.

Jake brings news from the world of gaming to discuss; social games that hope to help with intamacy over distance, facial expressions being the next game controller and leaps in upscaling using algorithms. And Minecraft, of course.

Tamer discusses [CheckpointOrg.com](www.checkpointorg.com); a charity that helps with mental health using video games as an anchor, gets angry about "Definitive" game editions and AI and AI learning.

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In this module Jake takes Tamer on a magical journey his teenage self and father's bid for Catford to host the Olympics in 2004. All in the name of making their own Bad Sport Game.

Tamer makes wild claims on how easy it is to make a game in a bid to win Jake over to create their said game.

Jake invariably talks about Minecraft again. This time the PC is the new domain for his Minecraft indulgence.

The new Harry Potter AR game, Wizards Unite, sparks a discussion on whether AR games will ever be as good as Pokémon Go.

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In this module Jake and Tamer talk discuss DIY, painting and Splatoon. They also discuss the new PlayStation 5, point-and-click adventure games and Jake brings another marble game to the table

Education games, coding and, of course; Jake talks marble mechanics and reveals his latest squeeze in Algodoo - the marble mechanic game.

Still looking for the next game to create. We've on the sport genre. The Bad Sport franchise: bad discus, bad swimming, bad hurdler. You get the idea.

And Tamer sneaks RISK into the chat and gets angry with "Definitive Edition" game releases...!

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In this module Jake and Tamer continue their chat on E3.

Again, no quiz, but they do appeal to hear from you!

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In this special module, Jake and Tamer discuss the latest announcements from E3 in LA last week.

Discussed are Microsoft's new Scarlett console, Google Stadia and streaming services, and they ask what you are most excited about from E3.

No quiz this week, too much E3 stuff!

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In this module of the latest Checkpoint Magazine podcast Jake Yapp discusses with great enthusiasm the Minecraft Earth announcement. Tamer get carried away with David Cage.

Also, games that should be adapted from TV/Film/Books are discussed with the listeners' suggestions still welcome. The Maltese Falcon and Momento top this week's list, but will there be more suggestions for next week?

Finally, Jake cheats the quiz again, and he's not even the one asking the questions...

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In the latest "module" Tamer and Jake discuss role playing games, more mobile games that were big hits in the 90s and the Arndale Centre in Manchester...

Jake asks what book/TV show/movie to videogame adaptation you'd like to see and Tamer admits he's not been giving his PlayStation 4 as much love as he should have been.

Finally, the quiz. The most contentious part of the show...!

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Welcome to another Checkpoint Magazine Podcast module! This week's discussion is lead by Jake who has been playing free to play mobile games. He talks us through Stick Man Hook, Mr Bullet, Castle Wreck and Minecraft Earth.

Jake also takes a new approach to the highly devisive quiz and Tamer goes off on a tangent on Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality.

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