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Welcome to episode 7 of Slow Day Radio!
Today, on The Patch Notes (gaming news)
- Many new E3 games were announced the past two weeks
- Crazy huge new CPU
- Atari announces new game console
This week’s 5-Minute-Review game is The Stanley Parable, by indie developer/publisher Galactic Cafe. Originally a mod of Half Life 2, The Stanley Parable was eventually redeveloped into it's own title, expanding the experience. The game is a first-person exploration "choice simulator" of sorts, featuring multiple endings. While there isn't any combat or action sequenced gameplay, there are interactive moments during exploration and the entire experience is narrated with humorous commentary. It currently costs around $3.00 on G2A.com and is on sale on Steam for the duration of their summer sale special.
The Main Quest - our weekly discussion and main topic - delves into the world of indie gaming and development. Indie games are difficult to define, but many consider any game that is both developed and self-published by a non-AAA studio could be labled an indie game. Sadly, the indie scene in gaming is in a sour state due to developers' lack of accountability. Learn more in our episode this week.
This week's Community Shout-Outs:
- Nerd On a Budget (YouTube channel with budgeted PC builds)
- Nabisco (and Oreo)
- Alligators (the animal)
As always, we love hearing from you! Be sure to like & comment on Facebook.com/SlowDayRadio or tweet us @SlowDayRadio!
Welcome to episode 6 of Slow Day Radio!
Today, on The Patch Notes (gaming news)
- Updated Fortnight gameplay revealed
- Absolver closed beta starts today (Monday, June 12 at 4:00pm)
- CD Projekt Red hacked and blackmailed
- New Bubsy game
This week’s 5-Minute-Review game is Dishonored, by Bethesda. Dishonored follows the story of Corvo, royal protector to an empress in a fictional world with a steam punk / industrial revolution-esque setting. When the empress is murdered, Corvo is framed. However, he escapes imprisonment and is given special powers from a mysterious being called The Outsider. Will you, playing as Corvo, choose to take revenge on the conspirators or bring a more peaceful justice to the world? (Parental advisory: this game is rated M for Mature.)
The Main Quest - our weekly discussion and main topic - explores the biggest gaming event of the year: the Electronic Entertainment Expo, aka E3. Every year, the gaming world watches with anticipation (or disdain) to see what video game publishers and developers will announce. Grand reveals of new IPs, sequels to beloved titles, or new consoles and systems - it's the biggest week of gaming news by far. Today, Slow Day Radio examines some of the possible announcements and discusses what we would like to see from E3, whether it be this year or those to come.
This week's Community Shout-Out:
- Rest in peace and farewell to beloved actor, Adam West. You will be missed.
As always, we love hearing from you! Be sure to like & comment on Facebook.com/SlowDayRadio or tweet us @SlowDayRadio!
Welcome to episode 5 of Slow Day Radio!
Today, on The Patch Notes (gaming news)
- Need for Speed Payback announced
- Nintendo Switch online details released
- Square Enix announces new RPG
- Man arrested in Russia for playing Pokemon Go in church
- Star Wars Battlefront 2 gameplay to be shown at E3
This week’s 5-Minute-Review game is Overwatch - in honor of its 1-year anniversary! We share our favorite characters and roles - what are yours?
The Main Quest adventures into the world of cinema. There have been many movies based off of video games over the past few decades...but sadly, most of them are "okay" at best. At least, in our opinions. Critically, few (if any) have received praise. But why? Today, the crew shares some of their dream director/video game combos. Share yours with us on Facebook or Twitter!
Finally, in our Community Shout-Out:
- We'd like to introduce Joe B and his gaming YouTube channel: gamergrad81
- Our dinner before the podcast was provided by Johnny'z Hot Rod Cafe in Wellsboro, PA
- Oreo. Please send us cookies!
As always, we love hearing from you! Be sure to like & comment on Facebook.com/SlowDayRadio or tweet us @SlowDayRadio!
Welcome to Episode 4 of Slow Day Radio.
Today, on The Patch Notes (gaming news)
- Xbox to launch new game service
- Titanfall 2 DLC incoming
- Red Dead Redemption Delayed
- Call of Duty WW2 unexpected news
This week’s 5-Minute-Review game is Empyrion, an early access PC game on Steam.
As we embark on The Main Quest, this week we discuss the state of the video game industry. What games have and haven't met expectations within the past 3 years? Fallout 4? No Man's Sky? Mass Effect: Andromeda? Breath of the Wild? Is there anything new left to explore in gaming? Why does it seem like there's a lack of creativity in the console market?
Finally, in our Community Shout-Out:
- Overwatch & Blizzard (plenty of references made today!)
- William Waltz (Thanks for commenting on our last episode, William!)
- On steam greenlight: Remnants of Naezith game
- As always, Nabisco. Please send Oreos.
As always, we love hearing from you! Be sure to like & comment on Facebook.com/SlowDayRadio or tweet us @SlowDayRadio!
Welcome to Episode 3 of Slow Day Radio, featuring Justin, Andrew, Sara, Brad and special guest, Tyler Burgett.
Today, on The Patch Notes (gaming news)
- Articifial intelligence to combat cyberbullying in games
- Jim Henson's The Dark Crystal spinoff series coming to Netflix
- Life Is Strange 2 announcement
- The Witcher game/books being adapted to Netflix show series (Parental Advisory: The Witcher series is intended for mature audiences.)
- Destiny 2 gameplay and details grand reveal
- Analysis of eSports viewing habits unexpected results
This week’s 5-Minute-Review game is Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic for PC and Xbox. (This game is also now available on Apple iOS too!)
The Main Quest finds the crew battling for correct answers in Video Game Sounds & Music Trivia! Feel free to join in and guess each gaming sound.
Finally, in our Community Shout-Out:
- Games Done Quick (charity)
- Great Big Story YouTube Channel (specifically their video about empathy games)
As always, we love hearing from you! Be sure to like & comment on Facebook.com/SlowDayRadio or tweet us @SlowDayRadio!
(Note to parents: some of the games mentioned in today’s podcast carry a mature rating and are not suitable for children. Always be sure to check a game’s content rating before purchasing for yourself or a child!)
Welcome to Episode 2 of Slow Day Radio.
Today, on The Patch Notes (gaming news)
- GameStop sells used video game with meth to 11-year-old
- New Thief Game & Movie?
- Half Life 2 virtual reality launches!
- Leaked Wild West photo is not what it appears to be
This week's 5-Minute-Review game is Crash Bandicoot for the PlayStation 1!
On our Main Quest, we discuss the age-old question: are video games art? If so, what about games like Pong? Madden 2017? Ori & the Blind Forest? How are they different and similar to traditional art forms?
Finally, in our Community Shout-Out:
Thanks Peter Reese (@PArealtor84) and Tyler Burgett (@TylerBurgett)!
Also, check out this sweet looking new 2D roguelite platformer: Dead Cells.
Lastly, Nabisco...or Oreos...if you're reading this, how many retweets for a lifetime supply of Oreos? A podcast needs cookies!
As always, we love hearing from you! Be sure to like & comment on Facebook.com/SlowDayRadio or tweet us @SlowDayRadio!
The Home Page Network is excited to introduce to you our first-ever gaming podcast where we play for fun, to learn, to be inspired and connect with others. Welcome to Slow Day Radio! Featuring the talents and personalities of Justin, Theo, Brad, Sara and Andrew – Slow Day Radio will explore the world of gaming, and they invite you along for the ride.
Each episode will be formatted to include the following featurettes:
Also – each episode may contain a specific trivia question with a special reward. Correct answers can be submitted in person at Grubby’s Games in Wellsboro to receive a limited store discount or prize!
Half of the fun of podcasts comes from audience interaction – be sure to share your thoughts on podcast Facebook page or Twitter.
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