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Ron, Alex, Xzyliac and special guests Apathy, Monodi and Daxelman discuss Project Cafe, PlayStation Vita, controller mock-ups, Battlefield 3, Mass Effect 3, DMC, Final Fantasy, and so, so much more in this all-E3 2011 special!
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As the summer fast approaches, what better way to cool off than to hang out with the four chillest bros in all of videogame podcasting? It can only be another rip-roaring, cataclysmic, but also quite docile episode of Start > Select > Talk! This week, the crew are joined by Alex’s friend Ryan out of weird necessity and hilarity/chaos/impromptu conversations about videogames and not-videogames commence! In this week’s edition, the crew covers such topics as:
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CEO, Nintendo, Tokyo
From the continued popularity of the Nintendo DS to a doubling of sales of the Wii, Iwata proved that people will still spend money on what they love. In a recession, they’re just more choosy. “What affects the game business the most is makers’ ability to introduce products that surprise consumers, rather than only economic conditions themselves,” Iwata told a Nikkei reporter. His next goal: “We need to further expand the concept of what a video game is…. We will redefine games to include anything bringing people joy, including music, cameras, and health-management features.”
WE TALKED ABOUT DOCTOR WHO AND BISCUITS AND TELLTALE AND THEN WE GOT FUCKING SICK OF OUR LIVES AND OVERDOSED ON IBUPROFEN
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(Happy Easter from everybody at SST <3)
Bored? Alone? On the internet? Why watch pornography when you can bathe in the dulcet tones and rich verbal textures of the internet’s bestest videogames podcast ever made ever by any person, organisation or sea creature ever? Listen to this week’s orgasmic episode of Start > Select > Talk – it lasts longer and a happy ending is guaranteed!*
Still not convinced? Starting to get annoyed with the constant questions? Are you? ARE YOU? Then let me tell you about the exciting topics the crew discuss in this edition! They include, but are by no means limited to:
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(The music used in this episode consists of Cold War Kids’ “Rubidoux”, the “Mission Complete” theme from Final Fantasy X-2, and Coldplay’s “Speed of Sound”.)
You know, ten is a fascinating number. You have ten fingers on your hands. You have ten toes on your feet. There are ten serial killers hiding under your bed right now. Ten is all around us and now, it’s in your audio-procuring technological devices with the tenth episode of everybody’s favourite podcast tangentially linked to videogames, Start > Select > Talk!
As the show enters double-digits, the team welcomes fan-favourite Xzyliac onto the show in his first episode as a permanent fourth chair with all the fanfare of a Brazilian street parade as seen through the eyes of a coked-up schizophrenic! Doubly exciting is the plethora of news and topics discussed by the crew which includes but is by no means limited to:
· Kanye West is shit.
· Something to do with videogames, presumably.
· Kanye West is really really shit.
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(The music used for this week’s episode is “Sue Promise” composed by Tosihiko Sahasi for The Big O, Coldplay’s “Chinese Sleep Chant” and Kanye West’ “Gold Digger”.)
The podcast currently has 9 episodes available.