The Chompcast

The Romulans have constructed a secret base in the Demilitarized Zone. You, Crusher, and Worf have been tasked with secret training to infiltrate and destroy the base before they can launch an attack on Starfleet. After weeks of grueling, arduous training, you book transport with a shady alien to bring you to the location. From there, you descend into the caverns and locate the source of the signal that has shown the existence of the Romulan Base. Wait...there is no base. It's a trap! As you and the other two attempt to flee, you are ambushed. The other two manage to escape, but you are captured. You endure days upon days of physical and mental torture. The Romulan officer continues to punish you and exercise his power as your body is abused. You walk over to his desk. He asks you to look up. You see...you see...that...THERE...ARE...

On this week's episode, the crew discuss the question, "What game felt like the hardest and longest wait?" We get into some tangential VR and 3DS discussion as well. We catch up with the crew, and Morgan discusses his time with some old games. Shea lays down a brand new segment, and Fish lays some pipe...for us to build the foundation of episode 45! ...FOUR LIGHTS!

Sitting around the proverbial couch by the fireplace, we sip on some chilled wine as the scent of burning wood and warm cinnamon fills the air. Josh wears his pinstripe suit and hat with an emu feather sticking out of it. Fish wears a kimono with Hawaiian shorts on underneath. Morgan wears a metal band hoodie with some jeans, tent pitched and ready to go. Shea is in the buff, causing the rest of the guys to keep their gaze at chest level.

It has come and gone, leaving us in jubilation, anxiousness, frustration, and indifference. In the wake of announcements of many games and a new hardware system, E3 has left us to ponder the immediate future of gaming. We are here to tell you now that the future looks bright. There were many games that generated hype, some that left many people scratching their heads, and a system that may be arriving a bit too late. We explore and navigate through the various announcements by working through each conference. After we purge ourselves of all of the gaming revelations, we give our personal top 5 from E3. Thanks to some wonderful listeners, we answer a few inspired fan questions.

Sitting around the proverbial couch by the fireplace, we sip on some chilled wine as the scent of burning wood and warm cinnamon fills the air. Josh wears his pinstripe suit and hat with an emu feather sticking out of it. Fish wears a kimono with Hawaiian shorts on underneath. Morgan wears a metal band hoodie with some jeans, tent pitched and ready to go. Shea is in the buff, causing the rest of the guys to keep their gaze at chest level.

It has come and gone, leaving us in jubilation, anxiousness, frustration, and indifference. In the wake of announcements of many games and a new hardware system, E3 has left us to ponder the immediate future of gaming. We are here to tell you now that the future looks bright. There were many games that generated hype, some that left many people scratching their heads, and a system that may be arriving a bit too late. We explore and navigate through the various announcements by working through each conference. After we purge ourselves of all of the gaming revelations, we give our personal top 5 from E3. Thanks to some wonderful listeners, we answer a few inspired fan questions.

We're baaaaaaaaaaaaaaaack!  The four of us are all in one place again to bring you our wild, zany, and insightful predictions on E3.  Josh predicts death and carnage, Fish predicts some news for his gaming loves, Morgan predicts some long grinding of RPGs in our future, and Shea predicts some indie news.  After a laughter-induced segment, we delve into some Pokemon news and catching up with each other.  Speaking of catching, when life throws you a curve ball, catch it with a Rawlings brand glove... Rawlings... grab life with a well-gloved hand.

We're baaaaaaaaaaaaaaaack!  The four of us are all in one place again to bring you our wild, zany, and insightful predictions on E3.  Josh predicts death and carnage, Fish predicts some news for his gaming loves, Morgan predicts some long grinding of RPGs in our future, and Shea predicts some indie news.  After a laughter-induced segment, we delve into some Pokemon news and catching up with each other.  Speaking of catching, when life throws you a curve ball, catch it with a Rawlings brand glove... Rawlings... grab life with a well-gloved hand.

Join us for an interview with the legendary composer of the original Tomb Raider games. We talk about a variety of things including his current Kickstarter for the Tomb Raider Suite. If you would like to support the Kickstarter follow the link below. Thanks for listening, and enjoy.

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1636910846/the-tomb-raider-suite

Join us for an interview with the legendary composer of the original Tomb Raider games. We talk about a variety of things including his current Kickstarter for the Tomb Raider Suite. If you would like to support the Kickstarter follow the link below. Thanks for listening, and enjoy.

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1636910846/the-tomb-raider-suite

Donning his favorite cowboy hat and pair of bright pink assless chaps, Fish and family rolls into Great Falls in a horse drawn carriage. He steps down off the coach and narrows his eyes in the sun. Morgan (in the same yellow, polka-dot summer dress that he wore the first time he met him) greets Fish with a wave of his lacy handkerchief (the Sunday one, with the roses embroidered round the edges). Still damp from drying the dewy drops of joy streaming down his leg, er face, it flutters in the breeze, salt glittering in the sunlight. They gallavant off to the town's computer, where they play The Oregon Trail, attempt to use a VR headset on dialup internet, and fend off another raid on their encampment by those durned bandits. Let us bait you in this week as we hook you with the latest episode of the Chompcast. Fish Day is upon us at High Noon.

Donning his favorite cowboy hat and pair of bright pink assless chaps, Fish and family rolls into Great Falls in a horse drawn carriage. He steps down off the coach and narrows his eyes in the sun. Morgan (in the same yellow, polka-dot summer dress that he wore the first time he met him) greets Fish with a wave of his lacy handkerchief (the Sunday one, with the roses embroidered round the edges). Still damp from drying the dewy drops of joy streaming down his leg, er face, it flutters in the breeze, salt glittering in the sunlight. They gallavant off to the town's computer, where they play The Oregon Trail, attempt to use a VR headset on dialup internet, and fend off another raid on their encampment by those durned bandits. Let us bait you in this week as we hook you with the latest episode of the Chompcast. Fish Day is upon us at High Noon.

Yea, though the mechanic of games change through the ages. Verily shall we cling to our nostalgic remembrances of them. He who hath given, taketh away in the same. Neither a borrower nor a lender be. uhhhhhhhhhhhh. Yabba dabba doo.

Fish is on the road this week, but the rest of the Chompcast crew press on without him. We discuss the Far Cry 5 reveal, we talk about the mechanics of past games we'd like to see return, and Morgan lets us know how PSVR changes the Resident Evil 7 experience.

Join us next week when Fish will return with tales of his adventures and lists of prescriptions required to recover.