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Amazon hosted an event on the 27th September and surprised both the press and users with a raft of new hardware announcements for their Echo series of devices. We’re big fans of the original Amazon Echo here at Codec Moments and the additional options and functionality got us talking about what we’d use them for, and whether we could buy into all of them.
In this episode of the Codec Moments Podcast, Matt and Andy talk about:
It’s been several years in the making, but Matt has finally caved and gone all in for a steering wheel, pedals and seat setup to make the most of his passion for racing games… and that Project CARS 2 proved to be really, really hard with a pad. Weighing up the options and deciding on the Logitech G29 and Playseat Challenge it was time to take it to the track.
In this podcast the Codec Moments team talk about:
Did you take part in the last month’s Codec Momentum? Have a listen to see if you got a shout out about your achievements. Even if you didn’t join in the backlog clearing incentive scheme we run, have a listen anyway… it might help you decide to finish one of the games lurking on your pile of shame.
In this, the inaugural Codec Moments Podcast, Matt and Andy run down:
It’s taken a while, but we actually got round to recording a new Codec Call… mainly because we were stuck in a traffic jam coming back from EGX 2017, and when you’ve a couple of hours stuck in a small metal box with nothing but your impressions of the show you’ve just spent 8 hours walking around, it’s pretty much the only sensible thing to do. Having immersed ourselves in UK gaming culture for the day and satiated our desire for some new games to muck around in, it’s time to let you know what we made of it all.
In this long awaited episode we talk all about:
Rebellion are one of the most underrated studios in the UK. Aside from the excellent Sniper Elite series, they’ve been responsible for Aliens vs Predator, Ground Control and Battlezone. They also own 2000 AD comics which means they are working on print, TV and film as well as games. The independent studio always manages to deliver what gamers want – entertaining, challenging and fun experiences.
At EGX 2017 we got hands on with the next two titles to come from the studio: Strange Brigade and Rogue Trooper Redux. The first is a co-op puzzle shooter where the pedigree of Sniper Elite comes through to help construct a chaotic, intense but immensely satisfying 4-player action game. The latter is a full remaster of an often overlooked 3rd person tactical shooter that originally released on the PS2. We managed to pin down Robbie Cooke and Rich May from the Rebellion team to tell us more about them.
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