This

week

Lando

and

I have games on the brain again, this time the changing face of the gamer and the shifting level difficulty that has evolved alongside. Are gamers today radically different than in the past, and does that change have to do with the people or the games themselves? Also, has gaming culture broadened at the expense of challenge? Enjoy!

Opening Music: "Alive WIP v2" by George Carpenter
Closing Music: "Born Under A Bad Sign" performed by The Great Oglee Moglee Blues Band
 

This

week

Lando

and I are talking games, and specifically the effect of MMOs on our need for innovation. Have the successes of MMOs, and even other multiplayer-centric games, dulled our demand for improvement from developers? Or is the real issue that we have constrained developers into only making games that are all abut the same, with no room to shake things up? As usual, we manage to advocate something horrible (in this case, punching babies) in the course of our discussions. Enjoy!

Opening Music: "Alive WIP v2" by George Carpenter
Closing Music: "Born Under A Bad Sign" performed by The Great Oglee Moglee Blues Band