<img src="https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/41/fe/93/steveanthjohnson/1400x1400-0x0+0+0_10460204.jpg" alt="itunes pic" /><br />In this the 16th episode of Old Geek Young Geek, we talk open world vs. on-a-track game design. We also discuss how incredible awesome The Fantastic Four is and how terrible Straight Outta Compton is. Wait, I mean the opposite. Anyway, give a listen. You'll be glad you did.

In this the 16th episode of Old Geek Young Geek, we talk open world vs. on-a-track game design. We also discuss how incredible awesome The Fantastic Four is and how terrible Straight Outta Compton is. Wait, I mean the opposite. Anyway, give a listen. You'll be glad you did.

<br>In this the 16th episode of Old Geek Young Geek, we talk open world vs. on-a-track game design. We also discuss how incredible awesome The Fantastic Four is and how terrible Straight Outta Compton is. Wait, I mean the opposite. Anyway, give a listen. You'll be glad you did.

Open Vs. Closed Worlds: Scott and Steve settle the matter, once and for all

Enjoy the different perspectives age can bring when O.G. Stephen Johnson and young buck Scott Pell talk games, movies, and geek culture.

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Open Vs. Closed Worlds: Scott and Steve settle the matter, once and for all

Open Vs. Closed Worlds: Scott and Steve settle the matter, once and for all