The Game Under Podcast

Tom Towers and Phil Fogg come out of hibernation to talk about artistic and commerical choices, Dragon's Crown, Killzone: Shadowfall, Watchdogs, Mario Kart 8 and also the Wii U hardware.

Indie Co-founder of Misfits Attic, and creator of A Virus Name Tom, Tim Keenan subjects himself to an interview with Tom Towers. They discuss the game that launched them, the business of being an indie developer and Misfits Attic's upcoming games.

We deciduously avoid the news this week and instead give final impressions of Tearaway and 50 Cent: Blood on the Sand. And... c'mon, who would not want to hear Tom Towers pass judgement on 50 Cent Blood on the Sand?

We also talk about the best end credits ever, sophomore slumps, narration in games and also argue about if this is the Dawning of the Age of Aquarius for games.

Tom Towers also tips his upcoming review of Warlock 2.

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We plan on going through 797 news stories this week, but some game impressions appear.

InFamous: Second Son, Meta Gear Solid: Two Hours, Broken Age and some momentary discussion of 3D Dot Game Heroes and Dark Souls II.

We are joined by our North America Correspondent to discuss the Console Wars from the trenches.

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It's time for some Game Under Podcast Bingo. Check them off as we make references to:

KillzoneDeadly PremonitionRacismAdam SesslerIan BogostShakespearJesusDoomHalf-Life 2

Besides the usual topics we also finally get into Broken Age and the week's news. Never ones to avoid a good old chat about first-person shooters we use Homefront as an excuse to talk about the best and worst characteristics of the genre.

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I can't decide what's most in this week's show. Most obscure games? Most boring news? Most interesting discussion? Only one way to find out.

Dark Souls II, RE6, Big News and Modern Warfare 3.

Dark Souls II, RE6, Big News and Modern Warfare 3.

Tom Towers finally sees the light and plays the newest Earth Defense Force game, EDF 2025.

We also go over the week's news as well as a featurette on third-person shooters and Japanese development philosophies.

Tom Towers finally sees the light and plays the newest Earth Defense Force game, EDF 2025.

We also go over the week's news as well as a featurette on third-person shooters and Japanese development philosophies.