The Third Person Podcast

In today's bonus episode we bring back special guest, Alex Zandra Van Chestein! We chat about remixing old games, the problems with Life is Strange's ending, and our favorite things from E3! Zandra once again gives us some great perspective and we hear her thoughts until the ghosts in the machine catch up to us again near the end.

In today's episode we talk about Different Games, a indie game dev conference here in Toronto. We also touch upon the great fun to be had in Playerunknown's Battlegrounds, the relaxing fun to be had with Monument Valley II, and the microtransaction fun with Magikarp Jump! We stall for time so Mike can't pee and bug him about his own game, "Keep it Up!". We once again chat this week's news as well including Kotaku's deep dive into the troubled development of Mass Effect: Andromeda. We are always looking for listener questions, send us one here at Contact!

Welcome to the first episode of Third Person Presents. This will be a special standalone podcast and sometimes article about games, news, events and more with the Third Person team. In this edition, editor Alex Marshall, video producer Craig Jay and Editor-in-Chief Colin Cummings talk about Arkane's Prey. Spoilers ahead!

In today's episode we have a special guest, Alex Zandra Van Chestein! We talk about game certification, her time in the industry, the games she's working on like "One Last Cup", some thoughts on Nier: Automata, the Different Games conference, the problem with MMOs and more. We also run into some technical problems for the first time (Colin doesn't sound great and we lose 30mins...)! We'll have a patch for this podcast out soon though with some further chat with Zandra, look for Podcast 6.1 out soon!

In today's episode the editors chat about Overwatch and it's anniversary, Heroes of the Storm and the 2.0 patch (again), Mario Kart 8 Deluxe and kart racers in general, Puyo Puyo Tetris and being a wizard, Prey (also again), the enjoyable frustration of Beeftacular and a ton of news including going in depth in Far Cry 5 and a massive friendly debate about the Dragon Age games. We also get a great e-mail and talk about game experiences and how we might want to change some of our past times with some games. That and more on this week's episode which is a long one!

In today's episode the editors chat about Arc Symphony and the importance of the indie scene, Dead Cells and games classifications, Sonic and All-Stars Racing Transformed, Mass Effect: Andromeda multiplayer, Playerunknown's Battlegrounds and Call of Duty: Zombies. We get into the news including some discussion about Ubisoft and the Assassin's Creed series. Colin tells us about TCAF and Master of None, Logan fills us in on some great Youtube channels and Craig gives us a new perspective on Eurovision, The Handmaid's Tale and 13 Reasons Why. Apologies to other Toronto video game journalists if you're out there.

Welcome to The Third Person Podcast! In today's episode the editors talk about World of Warcraft and patch 7.2, Playerunknown's Battlegrounds and its tense atmosphere, Little Nightmares and well-paced stories, and lastly Prey and its incredible setting and storytelling. We also talk about a bunch of news including the sale of IO Interactive and the hiatus of the Mass Effect series. Kate tells us to watch The Magicians, Colin tells to not, but really actually, watch Riverdale and Alex confirms his recommendation of not watching Bill Nye Saves the World. Logan reminds Colin of Theatre Rhythm.

Welcome to The Third Person Podcast! In this episode we get to know two more editors! We also chat about Final Fantasy 15 and nostalgia, Heroes of the Storm compared to League of Legends, the Telltale formula, the Prey demo, apathy for Call of Duty WW2, and confusion on the amount of 3DSes. Also: Colin's mind is blown about some pronunciation, Alex convinces us to watch the Leftovers, and the crew come up with a new bleek segment. Correction: Mario Kart 8 for Switch is the fastest selling game in the franchise, having a larger launch than the Wii U game but the Wii U's lifetime sales are still higher.

Welcome to the first episode of The Third Person Podcast! In the inaugural episode we talk Persona 5 and character relationships, Fallout 4 and open world games, Shadow of Mordor, and Overwatch. We also get into some non-game related things including sleep paralysis, Purolator, tabletop gaming and bad sports metaphors.