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Wed, 25 November 2009  Ladies and gentlemen, Podtoid 126 has occurred. This week, we talked about Assassin's Creed II, Modern Warfare 2, Left 4 Dead 2, blueberry pie, paid PSN accounts and Aaron Linde's Poster Shop. We managed to work in some other stuff as well, which made for a somewhat long episode. Skype saw fit to tell us it was time to call it a night by abandoning the fidelity of Jim's mic and dropping castmembers at random, but we pulled through, soldiers that we are.Now I bring you this thing we've done. You can subscribe to us on iTunes or check it out over here. Enjoy. |
Wed, 18 November 2009  Senor Perrito del Burrito says: Podtoid 125 has happened. It's informative. It's offensive. It's got lots of talking. This week, Aaron Linde hosted as Jim, Samit and I also said things. It was pretty good. You can subscribe to us on iTunes to hear it, or listen to it here. Big thanks to IJHATT for our delightful outtro this week. |
Wed, 11 November 2009  First of all: spoilers for Modern Warfare 2 and, at the very, very end, some stuff about Metal Gear Solid 4. Second of all, this week's episode of Podtoid focuses mainly on Modern Warfare 2. Stories about the midnight launches, our feelings about the game in general and, ultimately, a really long discussion about the airport massacre level. It's got a pretty good mixture of intensely immature humor and legitimate discussion, as most good Podtoid episodes do, so we hope you enjoy it. You can listen to the show here or subscribe to us on iTunes. Comments[2] |
Tue, 3 November 2009  Finally, Podtoid's officially unofficial commentary track for Resident Evil is complete. We hope you like it, because it's the last commentary track you'll be getting for quite some time. As always, you'll need to find a copy of the movie in question to really get anything out of this episode -- and even then, you'll probably still feel used by the end of the show. Don't say we didn't warn you. You can listen to the show here or subscribe to us on iTunes.Comments[0] |
Tue, 27 October 2009  This week's episode is so named because I screwed up the episode number in our intro. Seems to happen with alarming regularity, these days. This week, the regular cast minus Sterling discussed Borderlands' similarities to drugs and pornography, the leaked Modern Warfare 2 gameplay video, Netflix on the PS3, and a bunch of random listener question-related stuff. You can, as always, listen to it here. Comments[1] |
Wed, 21 October 2009  No Linde and no Samit for this episode, but we do have Topher, Jim, Brad, and Conrad. You will please to be enjoying it anyway.This week, the Podtoid crew discussed Brutal Legend and Tim Schafer's subsequent "you're doing it wrong" email, Modern Warfare 2's crappy PC version, and Brad Nicholson's desire to see a dragon ride on top of another dragon. Comments[0] |
Wed, 14 October 2009  This week's Podtoid is about Demon's Souls, a really long games of the week segment, and Double Down Browntown. I'd make that a link to Phallus Knife Fight's picture, but...you're better off finding that thing on your own. Or not at all. The best question this week came from the guy who emailed us (who I won't name because he didn't include an online handle). Just send us another email with your mailing address, guy, and we'll try to get some Dtoid stuff sent your way. Comments[1] |
Wed, 7 October 2009  Step right up, ladies and gentlemen, gather 'round and feast your ears on the astounding presentation of Man Vs Beast that is Podtoid 119. See Brad Nicholson go head to head with the undefeated Hippity Hopper in a twelve-round bout to the finish. What you're about to hear is the finest in internet radio technology, guaranteed not to rust, bust, collect dust or otherwise deteriorate. Featuring Jim Sterling, Samit Sarkar, Topher Cantler and the Warrior of the Arctic himself, Mister Brad "19 inch biceps" Nicholson. Subscribe on iTunes and get a free vial of Doctor Sarkar's world-famous snake oil, or go here to download it the old-fashioned way. Hurry, hurry, hur-ray. |
Thu, 1 October 2009  As promised, Podtoid 118 happened last night. Aaron, Samit, Brad,
Jim and I talked about things. Beyond that, I can guarantee nothing. We
did talk about boobs for a minute, though. |
Wed, 23 September 2009  This week's Podtoid is about rumors, Halos, and homophobia. Standard stuff, really -- no Resident Evil commentary this week.The most interesting question this week came from XeroxPunk, just because. Send your mailing address to podtoid@destructoid.com and we'll give you a swag bag, or something. I dunno what we actually mail out, to be honest. That's not my department. Comments[0] |
Thu, 17 September 2009  Yay, Podtoid bonus episode. About a month ago, I made a rant arguing that games should be more than "just fun," and David Jaffe (God of War, Calling All Cars!) ranted back, arguing that I should "shut the f*ck up." It went back and forth for a little while, and last night we had an hourlong discussion about games/art/fun/candy wrappers to cap the whole thing off. You can listen to it here. Comments[3] |
Wed, 16 September 2009  The problem -- and I think I've said this before in regard to fanart header images -- the problem with having a really kickass community who makes stuff for you is that when it comes time to share their works in an official capacity, there are just too many. I would have loved to include every single techno remix inspired by Podtoid 114 in this week's episode, but I had to settle for putting Super Mega Hyper's song at the beginning. You should still check out the Podtoid forum for the rest, though. Anyway, this week's episode is as meandering and weird as you might expect. Linde's gone, but Brad/Chet fills in quite nicely. You can listen to the thing here, as usual, or you can subscribe to us on iTunes. This
week's most interesting question, which wasn't really much of a
question but still resulted in interesting discussion and a really
horrendous quote from me, came from Tremulant. Email us at podtoid@destructoid.com and we'll send you stuff. Comments[3] |
Wed, 9 September 2009  This week's episode is entitled "Guybrush" not necessarily because we spend much (or, indeed, any) time discussing the Monkey Island franchise, but because the last ten minutes of the episode consist of an audio interview with Dominic Armato, the voice of Guybrush Threepwood. I interviewed him at PAX, where I also got him to make fun of Destructoid. You can listen to the thing here, as usual, or you can subscribe to us on iTunes. This week's best reader question -- or at least, the only one we read -- came from thomasa, who should send his shipping details to podtoid@destructoid.com. [The opening song is "Chetal," by Torzelan.] Comments[4] |
Wed, 2 September 2009  Aaron Linde couldn't make it this week, so we replaced him with Chad Concelmo. Hope you don't terribly mind. Then again, of course you won't. It's Chad Concelmo, and he throws out his trademark phrase within literally minutes of being on the podcast. Then he starts being mean to Samit. You can listen to the thing here, as usual, or you can subscribe to us on iTunes. This week's best question came from Sentry, who should email podtoid@destructoid.com with his mailing address because that's how we send things out to you through the postal service. ["It Never Happened" remix by Kohlstream.] Comments[4] |
Wed, 26 August 2009  This week's show is a cluttered and slightly overlong one, but I think you'll quite enjoy it. It veers dangerously close to insightful relevance at times (the Shadow Complex discussion), suddenly switching to our typically nonsensical sex jokes until finally arriving at one of the best games-unrelated conversations I think we've ever had. You can listen to the thing here, as usual, or you can subscribe to us on iTunes. Oncomouse won the Dtoid swag bag this week. Send an email to podtoid@destructoid.com with your mailing address and we'll send you stuff. [I was gonna use SuitCoatAvenger's great picture of Bo Abobo as the header, until the situation changed. Still, it's good.]Direct download: 112_-_Sixty_Chicken_McNuggets_of_Adam_Dork.mp3 Category: podcasts -- posted at: 3:24 AM Comments[0] |
Wed, 19 August 2009  Mevio {Mevio-ee00b6ea7ab507075ffd220469e3aae4}
God, I'm sorry. I'm really, really sorry. Not just that this week's episode is a day later than it should be, but that the episode you waited an extra twenty-four hours for is so friggin' bad. I mean, it's moderately enjoyable at moments, don't get me wrong, but...Jesus. Double Dragon, as a film, is such a weird, awful, poorly-structured catastrophe that it often defies mockery. The film includes a character, for instance, whose neck appears to be made of two giant, sweaty testicles. His name is "Bo Abobo." Yeah. It's like that. Still, you can watch the thing here, as usual, or you can subscribe to us on iTunes. This week's listener question winner person is CaptainApocalypse, as much as anyone can be said to have "won" in this episode. |
Tue, 11 August 2009 I know this week's episode of Podtoid isn't a Double Dragon movie commentary like we promised, but certain parts of the podcast make up for it. I won't specify for fear of spoiling them, but let's just say they involve Samit. This week's Podtoid can be listened to here, as usual, or you can subscribe to us on iTunes. Highlights include:
This week's best question came from KorJax, who has almost certainly won before, but you'll understand why he deserves another prize anyway once you get to his question. Comments[0] |
Tue, 4 August 2009  I fear one day will come when Podtoid stops becoming about actual gaming news and almost solely becomes a weekly delivery of sex and sports jokes. Then I realize that happened about twenty episodes ago, and I stop worrying. This week's Podtoid can be listened to here, as usual, or you can subscribe to us on iTunes.
Our favorite question this week came from Stevil, who gave us all opportunities to talk about games nobody else has ever heard of. Email us at podtoid[at]destructoid.com and we'll send you a swag bag. Comments[0] |
Tue, 28 July 2009  I know I promised Jim would be the only regular cast member missing from Podtoid 109, but Linde leaves around the halfway point for, shall we say, thermal reasons. Either way, the episode is still alright. Conrad Zimmerman came on to replace Jim, and Topher actually says more than three sentences once Linde is out of the picture. You can listen to it here, as usual, or subscribe to us on iTunes. Highlights include:
Our favorite question came from able_to_think, who asked about trading challenge for narrative. Send us an email at podtoid@destructoid.com and we'll send you a Dtoid swag bag. Comments[0] |
Tue, 21 July 2009  This week's Podtoid is about as enjoyably typical an episode we've ever done: it's got a good mixture of weird, unstructured BS'ing and Serious News Discussion. And the first twenty minutes consists almost solely of Samit-bashing. You can listen to it here, as usual, or subscribe to us on iTunes. Highlights include:
This week's question prize goes to Xhumation, for asking a question so ludicrously out of Podtoid's scope that I consider it amazing Aaron Linde managed to come up with a response. Email us at podtoid[at]destructoid.com and we'll send you some stuff. Comments[0] |
Tue, 14 July 2009  Since the Earth saw fit to swallow up Anthony's internet connection
last night, the rest of the cast carried on with the handsome Aaron
Linde acting as host. That also meant I had to edit, which is why I'm
writing this post instead of Anthony. Sorry to move your cheese. It
still turned out to be a good show, where we talked about stuff like:
Direct download: 106_-_Special_Limited_Collectors_Edition.mp3 Category: podcasts -- posted at: 1:28 AM Comments[0] |
Tue, 7 July 2009  It continues. I'm as surprised as anyone that we actually stuck to our guns and recorded another videogame movie commentary exactly when we said we would. Either way, it's here. It's not as good as the Street Fighter movie commentary, of course, but it's not bad. Get it here. No highlights this time, as the entire thing is basically just one big running stream of weird riffs and offensive jokes. I will say that Guncannon's "you've lost your balls" riff is as close as we can get to announcing a best listener question. Email podtoid@destructoid.com and we'll talk. Comments[0] |
Tue, 30 June 2009  If that header image offends you, this week's episode of Podtoid isn't going to be much more enjoyable for you. This week, the entire cast minus Samit talked about writing in videogames, Twitter etiquette, and the unusual allure of Suda 51. We also made fun of dead people. You can listen to it here, as usual, or subscribe to us on iTunes. Highlights include: - Jim-as-Samit - I've actually sort of forgotten what we talked about apart from the basic news stories - Something about integrating writers into the production process earlier - Then a lot of jokes about Billy Mays - BILLY MAYS HERE This week's most interesting question came from Kpax, if only because it allowed us to do something we never, ever, ever do: talk about Half-Life 2. Comments[0] |
Tue, 23 June 2009  This was sort of a listener-question-only episode because of the slow news week, except Samit found some news to talk about, so maybe it isn't a listener-question-only episode. Either way, you can listen to it here, as usual, or subscribe to us on iTunes. Highlights include:
The most interesting question came from Necro-Bestial Anal Butt Sex, which is a name that's as fun to type as it is to mispronounce. Send an email to podtoid@destructoid.com and we'll get in touch with you about your prize. Comments[5] |
Tue, 16 June 2009  This week, Podtoid was initially supposed to talk about stuff like Mirror's Edge 2 and random news stories, but we got sidetracked discussing Psychonauts and the original Half-Life. Whether this makes the show better or worse is up to you. You can listen here, as usual, or subscribe to us on iTunes. Highlights include:
This week's most interesting question came from wanderingpixel. Send an email to podtoid@destructoid.com, Mr. Pixel, and we'll send some swag your way. Comments[0] |
Tue, 9 June 2009  Podtoid returns after a two-week hiatus, and what do we spend the majority of the episode talking about? Brad Nicholson's guns, obviously. And some slightly tangential stuff regarding the 2009 E3 Business & Media Summit. But mostly the guns. You can listen here, as usual, or subscribe to us on iTunes. Highlights include:
This week's most interesting question came from reamsower, primarily because we touched on 90% of the listener questions in our regular discussion. Send an email to podtoid@destructoid.com with your mailing address and we'll send you stuff.
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Tue, 19 May 2009  Yay. You can listen to it here, or subscribe to us on iTunes.
This week's swag bag goes to Okstuke, because I couldn't pronounce his name and tried to excuse it with a racist comment. Thanks for listening, guys. Also, attached is a picture of Brad Nicholson's guns. Comments[0] |
Tue, 5 May 2009  Hi everyone. Ashley Davis here, filling in for Anthony Burch. Not on the podcast itself, just on the posting of Podtoid 99 to the Internet. He left me with only one specific instruction: "Just use some picture of Samit for the Podtoid header." So I used this lovely piece from Dexter345 because it makes me laugh.I don't really know what this episode entails otherwise, so no actual show notes, unfortunately. Anthony just wanted me to get this thing up for you guys, so that's what I'm doing. Hope you guys enjoy whatever this is! Comments[2] |
Tue, 28 April 2009
This week, Brad Nicholson replaced Aaron Linde. In case you don't end up listening to the episode, just imagine a regular Podtoid episode and replace all uses of the word "boner" with "pecs." As always, you can listen to the new episode here. Highlights include:
This week's most interesting question came from GoJohnnyGo. Just send your mailing address to podtoid@destructoid.com and we'll send you a Dtoid swag bag. Comments[0] |
Tue, 21 April 2009
The entire regular cast is back for Podtoid 97, and we discussed everything...and nothing at all. That's how it is when you base an entire episode off listener questions, and then refuse to edit out the twenty to thirty minutes of off-topic, behind-the-scenes banter. You can listen to the episode here, as always, or subscribe to us on iTunes (which is even better, really). Topics of discussion included:
This week's best question came from Phallus Knife Fight, who has been blessing us with insanely hilarious and/or horrifying Podtoid fan art for months now. Shoot your mailing address to podtoid@destructoid.com and we'll send you a swag bag. Comments[1] |
Tue, 14 April 2009
There was no way Podtoid 96 would be able to adequately follow the JCVD-tacular heights Podtoid 95 achieved last week. That will surprise no one. Still, despite the absence of Raul Julia, we managed to make do. This week, Jonathan Ross joined Aaron Linde, Jim Sterling and myself to talk about nonlinear game narratives. And penises. As always, you can listen to the new episode here or, better yet, get us on iTunes. Whatever floats your boat, really. Discussion topics included:
Podtoid 96's best -- or at least, most insane -- question came from 4knuckleshuffle. Send your mailing address to reverendanthony [a t] gmail [do t]com and we'll send you a swag bag. |
Tue, 7 April 2009
Oh yes. It's here. After two false starts and a lost bonus episode, Podtoid has finally recorded its official commentary to the 1994 Street Fighter movie starring Raul Julia, Jean Claude Van Damme, and Raul Julia. I'd give highlights, but the entire Street Fighter film is basically one big highlight. Our commentary is but a flickering candle to the blazing sun of genius that is the Street Fighter movie. icarus wins the question contest for this week -- though considering much of the film includes Raul Julia walking around in a bright red cape acting like a comic book version of Stalin, I'd say we all win. Comments[4] |
Tue, 31 March 2009
Phallus Knife Fight's art is the gift that keeps on giving. This week, The Podtoid Crew Minus Jim Sterling recorded a podcast that, sadly, does not also double as a fan commentary for the 1994 Street Fighter movie. It is, however, available here, and does, however, include discussions of the following things:
This week's best question came from Dexter345. Send me an email, Dexter, and we'll send you a swag bag. [The song is "Playing with the Boys" from the Top Gun soundtrack.] Comments[0] |
Tue, 24 March 2009  Podtoid 92 is here, and as per usual we're missing some of the cast. As you already know, Reverend Anthony is at GDC, and Aaron Linde decided this would be a fine time to deliberately break his computer, which he totally did. That leaves just Topher and Samit holding the fort with yours truly. Here's what you can look forward to this week:
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Tue, 17 March 2009
This week's Podtoid is almost completely unlike last week's -- it's varied, unstructured, and not even remotely pretentious the majority of the time. Also, both Linde and Samit are on it, which is nice. You can, as always, listen to it here, or subscribe to us on iTunes (which is even better). Highlights include: - Make sure to get your hands on a copy of the 1997 Street Fighter movie for next week's episode - The above art was made by Luke Barnard - BioShock 2 crap - Destructoid community lovefest - The joke that isn't a joke - No after-show conversations because the show was so damn long to begin with The best question this week came from Darth Kupi, because it gave us all a chance to vent and make jokes at someone else's expense. Send your mailing address to reverendanthony[a t]gmail.com and we'll send your Dtoid swag bag forthwith. And if you want to see Luke Barnard's full drawing, hit the jump. [The music is the Top Gun Anthem.] Comments[1] |
Tue, 10 March 2009
This week, the Podtoid crew discusses this lecture by Jon Blow, which you should probably listen to if you have the time if you want something that -- if you're anything like the Podtoid crew -- you will vehemently disagree with but find very interesting. As always, you can listen to the new episode here. Highlights included:
This week's question winner is pi to the 42. Send your mailing address to reverendanthony[a t]gmail [d ot]com, Mr. To the 42, and we'll send you a Dtoid swag bag. [The music, as will be the case for every subsequent Podtoid for the forseeable future, is from the Top Gun soundtrack.] Comments[3] |
Tue, 3 March 2009
This week's episode is an odd one. The games of the week segment, which usually only takes up five minutes, comprises almost half of the entire episode. One of the two news topics we were to discuss is shortened to a single sentence. The post-show discussion isn't that long and it's all about a single (horrible) thing. You can go here to listen to it all. Highlights include: - Linde explains himself to no man - 45 minutes about why most JRPGs suck - We told you so - Dante's Inferno: much ado about nothing or irresponsible and stupid? - The Watchmen movie: irresponsible and stupid This week's prize goes to Mr Pibb, if only because it directly led to the final words of the episode proper. Send your mailing address to reverendanthony[a t]gmail [dot]com. [The song is from this ytmnd.] Comments[0] |
Tue, 24 February 2009
This episode is about two things: penises and toucans. Though not necessarily in that order. Go here to listen to the new Podtoid. Jim, Topher, Samit, and myself are in it. And Adam Dork talks, like, twice. Highlights include:
The best question this week came from MarkandChelle, which I guess is two people. Send your mailing address to reverendanthony [ a t]gmail [do t]com and we'll send you stuff. Comments[0] |
Tue, 17 February 2009
This was supposed to be the Resident Evil episode, but we spend more than half our time talking about Flower. Life is unpredictable. Samit, Linde, Topher, special guest Nick Chester and myself recorded a podcast. You can listen to it here. Highlights include:
The best question came from Dimly. Just email your street address to reverendanthony [a t ] gmail [do t] com and we'll send you indeterminate stuff. [The Resident Evil quotes are from this video.] Comments[0] |
Tue, 10 February 2009
Some people have said that there are better podcasts out there than Podtoid. That...is...a...LIE. Samit Sarker, Topher Cantler, Jim Sterling and myself are out to prove it. You can listen to the newest episode here, or subscribe to us iTunes. Highlights include:
The best listener question came from Brian Keljore, whose name I so gloriously mispronounce on a weekly basis. Just send an email with your shirt size and mailing address to reverendanthony[a t]gmail [dot]com to get your Dtoid swag bag. [The song is the theme from The Street Fighter.] Comments[1] |
Wed, 4 February 2009  .Every picture tells a story, and this picture tells a better one than most. On this week's Podtoid, the reg'lar cast (Topher, Linde, Jim, and myself) talked a bunch of nonsense about videogames. As always, you can listen to the show here. Highlights included: - The Podtoid archives are now up - A contest - OTHER THINGS This week's best question came from SOME DUDE. Just send me an email at reverendanthony [a t] gmail [dot]com with your address and shirt size and we'll send you a swag bag. [The song is Shegata Sanshiro's theme. Shame on you if you didn't know that.] Comments[0] |
Mon, 2 February 2009  Howdy, kids. It's my pleasure to announce that, following some weird iTunes holocaust, all our old episodes are once again available for download! This torrent and this one comprise the first twenty episodes of Podtoid, when it was still hosted by Rob Summa. 21-30: Ba da BING 31-40: Ba da BANG 41-50: Ba da BOOM. Those three episode packs cover the transition from Summa to Nex, then (I think) to Linde. 51-60 61-70 71-80. The rest are episodes hosted by the current guy (me). Very, very, VERY special thanks to everyone who offered to send me the old episodes -- especially nearos, who not only sent them all to me but helped seed them as well. Category: podcasts -- posted at: 6:41 PM Comments[0] |
Tue, 27 January 2009
This week's episode was full of very, very interestingly worded reader questions. You can listen to it here. Highlights included: - Musings on FEAR 2 and Resident Evil 5 - Artificial Intelligence, Shmartificial Intelligence - "Eh, I'll buy it after a price drop" - The first time a particular series of sentences have ever been spoken aloud in the history of mankind - Send all pre-episode 60 podtoids to reverendanthony [a t] gmail.com This week's best question came from Mr Happyfunlovetime, for obvious reasons. Happy, send an email to reverendanthony [a t ] gmail.com with your address and shirt size and we'll send you some stuff. [The song is from Rocko's Modern life.] Comments[0] |
Tue, 13 January 2009
Picture by Adam Dork. If you ever want to feel suicidal for about two hours straight, just ask Brad Nicholson what he did when he woke up. Just ask him. Around the time he's finished throwing out phrases like "four hundreth sit-up," you will truly understand just how abysmal your own body is. And then you will begin to masturbate. This week, Brad joined the regular cast to talk about a whole cavalcade of stuff. You can listen here, as always. Highlights included: - Linde love Siegelpuns - The end of EGM - Bob (of Bob's Game) is potentially a genius of the highest order - Nintendo wants to give you the option to watch your games rather than play them - Muscle Corner with Brad Nicholson This week's best question came from XanderSan, who simultaneously gave me idea for the next RFGO New Gamer Dictionary. Send me an email at reverendanthony [a t ]gmail [d ot] com with your address and shirt size and we'll send you a Dtoid swag bag. [The songs are from here.] Comments[0] |
Tue, 6 January 2009
Hey, it's another Podtoid. This is one of the more directionless, meandering, weirder episodes we've done. I don't know why. I hope you don't hate it. You can listen to it here. Highlights included:
The best question came from Mike Hawk, who wins a Dtoid swag bag. The best dramatic reading of a line came from nobody, since nobody entered. Don't worry, though -- we don't blame you, and still love you like one of our own. Comments[1] |
Tue, 30 December 2008
Image by Adam Dork. It's almost 2009, and BonerQuest is out. These are the two main things we talk about on Podtoid 81, though sadly not as much of the latter as you're probably wishing for. This week, the reg'lar cast (being Topher, Jim, Aaron, and myself) talked about the following, which can be listened to here:
We ended up discussing most of the listener questions this week in our regular discussion, but randombullseye wins just because BonerQuest finally came out. Email your shipping details to (reverendanthony [a t] gmail [d ot] com) and we'll send you a Dtoid swag bag. [The song is "Baby I Love You" by The Yayhoos.] Comments[0] |
Tue, 23 December 2008 Header image by Adam Dork. It's that time of year for Holiday joy and mindless consumerism, and Podtoid chose to ignore both this week. Apart from the reader questions, you won't find any real mentions of Christmas -- no crappy Christmas music intro (instead, you'll get some pre- and post-show banter that would have otherwise been cut), no talk about our favorite gifts, none of that. As always, you can listen here. There are some Metal Gear Solid 4 spoilers sprinkled throughout. Highlights include:
This week's most interesting question came from KorJax, with his question about "small touches" in games. Send me an email with your mailing address and we'll send you out a Dtoid swag basket. Comments[0] |
Tue, 16 December 2008
The VGA's were ridiculous, people are afraid of change, and Sony doesn't know what the hell they're doing. These are the topics of Podtoid 79. You can go here and listen to Jim, Aaron, Topher and myself bitch about gaming society, as always. Highlights included:
The best question this week came from greeneggsnsam. Send me an email at reverendanthony [a t ] gmail [ do t] com and we'll send you some neat swag. [The song is "Put Your Hands Where My Eyes Can See" by Busta Rhymes.] |
Tue, 9 December 2008  We weren't around last week. This week, we make up for it by spending the majority of the time talking about sex.On Podtoid 78, Topher Cantler, Aaron Linde, Jim Sterling and myself discuss the present and future of porn games. Can they be made well? Do we want them to be made well? Is there a market for them? For how long will we pretend that we wouldn't play one? As always, you can listen to it here, or subscribe to us on iTunes. This episode's highlights include:
This week's best listener question came from Reginald, who managed to get us on a fifteen minute tangent that somehow ended in Oddworld. [The song is from here.] Comments[0] |
Tue, 25 November 2008 
Another new Podtoid this week -- with emphasis on the new. We've got new hosting, a new Valve game to play, and a new home for our own Jim Sterling. I'm tempted to make some sort of joke about episode 77 having a "new podcast smell," but that sort of stuff is really overplayed. Anyway. Jim, Aaron, Topher and I talked about PETA, the NXE, and the anniversary of Half-Life. Since we're now being hosted by the GamerCast Network, you can now listen to the show here, or subscribe to us on iTunes. Highlights include:
Roughly half of our Valve discussions were based of Zcdrike's question, so he gets the cool swag. Send an email to reverendanthony [a t] gmail [ d o t ] com and we'll send you some stuff. [The song is "Comfort Eagle" by Cake.] Comments[0] |
Tue, 18 November 2008  On this week's Podtoid, 3/4 of the cast do a simultaneous Cole Train impression which should, by any logic, cause some sort of rift in the space-time continuum. You can listen to the new episode here, or subscribe to us on iTunes, or do the RSS thing, or just hire someone to bother you every week and tell you that the new episode is uploaded. Highlights include:
The most interesting question this week came from hystericswitch. Send me an email and we'll send you swag. Comments[0] |
Linde died and has been replaced with Samit Sarkar. Given the way Samit performs Siegelpuntz, you'd never notice.
