Video Game Purists

This week Fred finally gives up on Magic the Gathering: Arena while Trees scams grocery stores and gets back into Call of Duty.

Opening Song: Facehammer by Ozzed

Used with permission via creative commons, you can find this and many other excellent tracks at ozzed.net.

Closing Song: Main Theme – Call of Duty: Modern Warfare (2019)

This week Fred and Trees are talking about the next generation of consoles, Dauntless, and Best Buy’s subtle decline.

Opening Song: Facehammer by Ozzed

Used with permission via creative commons, you can find this and many other excellent tracks at ozzed.net.

Closing Song: Main Title Theme – Golden Axe (Arcade)

Fred and Trees return to discuss, um, the fact that this podcast feed keeps changing all the time.  Well this time it’s as permanent as a podcast gets.  Weekly shows, Fred and Trees, talking about video games new and old.  We may have other shows, we may have more GH101, and we may soon see the return of Jam but nothing is set in stone yet.  For now the two just get back into the old discussions with why Fred abandoned his lecture series, what Trees has been up to, and a few questions from the community.

Intro Song: Facehammer by Ozzed (ozzed.net)

Opening Song: Rock in a Hard Place – Halo Anniversary

Closing Song: Trilla Death – Jedi Fallen Order

In a massive nearly 6 hour episode we get some friends, old and new, to join into some old school video game love.  The schedule (in case you want to skip portions) is as follows:

0:00 - 20:20: Intro From Fred (including great custom music)

20:21 - 40:35: For the Love of the Ghostbusters by Los

40:36 - 01:24:36: The History of Splatterhouse by Fred

01:24:37 - 04:32:44: Top 10 Horror Video Games of All Time with Fred, Chase, and Austin

04:32:45 - 05:28:45: Good Horror Movies with Bad Video Game Adaptations by Fred

We will be having more consistent content in the future, thanks for your continued support.

To open E3 the All Games Radio Network combines Fred (B-Team, GH101), Andy (42 Level One), Sworen (The B-Team Podcast), Beardy McWhiskey (Future Monkeys), and Jamalais (GH101) to discuss the EA Play press conference.  With conversations from Battlefield V to Anthem, there's no lack of impressions on EA's great introduction to E3 2018.

For our second episode Jamalais is teaming up with his wife Me10dy and they are discussing A Way Out.  Developed by Hazelight Studios (Borthers: A Tale of Two Sons), you are forced to play with two people at all times.  Our duo discuss development, their feelings, the campaign, the ending, and final thoughts.  

Warning: Spoilers are sprinkled in between 18:03 and 54:15.  43:50 begins a heavy spoiler dicussion about the ending.

Opening Song: No Sugar in my Coffee by Caught a Ghost (E3 2017 trailer song)

Closing Song: Farewell (Uncredited)

Both songs can be found on the A Way Out official soundtrack.

This week Fred and Trees get together early because Jam had some scheduling conflicts.  It's a surprisingly robust show including the loss of games over time (like, losing games as the years go by), the glory of the PS2, Battlefront 2's update for those that played it, a bit more Burnout Paradise Remastered and The Witcher, followed by Fred really digging the 2007 Conan game.  

Jam steps up to give his take on the first anniversary of the Switch.

Fred is joined by Learned From Gaming's Chase to discuss Nintendo's Switch on its one year anniversary.  For the second time in history, Nintendo managed to highly innovate and turn the company's success around in a very small period of time.  The two discuss announcement, release, success, library, and various other notable topics.

Jam steps up to give his take on 2017.