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Hosted by Seattle Game Club · General · EN-US · 54 episodes
Each month we take some time to get some drinks and talk about games until our hearts' content.
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Let's get back to nature with someone fresh from the cast of Mad Men.<p><b>Relevant links!</b>From "Irritable Heart" to "Shellshock": How Post-traumatic Stress Became a Disease (via Gizmodo)<p>The theme this week is Linker, by our very own Pauly!</p>
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Join us for a discussion of The Beginner's Guide. This game is so complicated and so deep and so oddly emotional - whether funny or brutally devastating is really up to you, apparently - that we bring in a psychiatrist to help us sift through the experience. I'm having a hard time deciding exactly what to type here about this game; it's almost a divine experience certainly without parallel in the gaming space, an opinion I hold to the level of that for Kentucky Route Zero. The Beginner's Guide is not as much all about videogames as The Stanley Parable...
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Join us for a discussion of The Stanley Parable, a game entirely focused on turning negative possibility spaces into positive possibility spaces. Game design theory and meta-commentary abound in this episode about the utterly-hilarious Half-Life 2 mod The Stanley Parable by Davey Wreden. The level of fergazzlement on display is <b>outstanding</b>!<p>Tune in with us next week for a talk about the emotional follow-up to this game, The Beginner's Guide. If you enjoyed this game, BG is a must-play from Wreden's own experience after the release of SP.<p><b>Relevant links!</b>UPDATE! The Baby Game has...
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<b>Warning: This is an early podcast of ours and is long! You have been warned.</b><br/>Join us for a discussion of Shin Megami Tensei: Persona 4. This week, we talk about the differences between the base game and the glorious PS Vita port, Golden, and whether you have to actually experience something the first time for it to be nostalgic when you play the remaster - a more involved discussion than the "yes" you'd expect from a podcast who's been doing this for a lot longer than we had been at this point. (Yes, the legends are true...
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Nine years out from its release, we return for some thoughts and critical analysis of Mass Effect. This is almost a companion podcast to our bookclub on Drew Kapyrshyn's first Mass Effect novel, Revelation, and in this podcast we hear Nate being a huge grump after (or because of) missing what is easily argued to be the entire point and centerpiece of not only this game but entire series of games; also hear us talk about the Mako, that lovely divisive game mechanic (I guess some people have to like something for it to be divisive, huh?). We'll chat about...
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