Trigames.NET Podcast

Slunkadunka and Petoria dabble in Steam games, particularly Braid, And Yet It Moves, and... er... Coil. A game about fertilizing eggs. I mean pregnancy. I mean... oh just listen to the episode. (You can find today's podcast page at http://www.trigames.net/articles.php?content_id=827)

Pete walks us through Peggle as it appears on, wait for it, World of Warcraft! Also, he is not on a sugar high this episode. Big boo :(

Inside, we talkses about whether or not game reviews should take price (and indirectly, length) into consideration. Also, two entries for the "pretentious new term for videogame" contest -- Supersonic, get your butt in gear and start judging these. (You can find today's podcast page at http://www.trigames.net/articles.php?content_id=826)

It's hard for Austin to talk only about videogames when (a) he hasn't played much except Dragonball Evolution this week; (2) It's The NBA Playoffs Baby! and (iii) 24 was on.

This is the most amazing Trilobyte ever. You want to hear a Pete on drugs? Ok, not drugs, but a sugar high? Did you ever want to hear about Pete's eating habits? Does he hate Facebook and Twitter???? OMG!

Slunks breaks out the riffs as we finally move on from a 50-minute malebag-trilobyte segment, and there's talk of Gamestop gutted tomfoolery and Time Warner's dumb data cap plans. (You can find today's podcast page at http://www.trigames.net/articles.php?content_id=825)

STOP! There are vague 24 spoilers after I talk about videogames. Listen closely to the spoiler warning and DO NOT fast forward. You've been warned. Signed, Chupon.

The best part is when Pete says, 'I'm weird, but then you're weird if you're listening to this. I'm dumb.' And laughs himself off at the 20 minute mark.

Austin lays down the truth: LUX-PAIN is, so far, a TERRIBLE game.

Superbowl Sunday has met its match as Pete coins a new phrase for the ages. Also, it's the Gameboy's 20th Anniversary, and classic arcade games are spouted in verbal fashion. (You can find today's podcast page at http://www.trigames.net/articles.php?content_id=824)