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Hosted by Rade Stojsavljevic · technology · EN · 44 episodes
A podcast about games and the games industry from two long-time game industry veterans. We'll talk about what's new in games, a topic about the industry, and what we're playing recently.
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Player, Too
What defines a successful launch? Whatever your metric, the release of Wardogs probably meets it (and then some). This week, Rade and Dave are back with a case study on a new top-selling shooter, discussing the developer, the launch strategy, and the game itself. Spoiler: one of us grades it higher than the other! Also, Microsoft back in the news, and not in a good way.
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Has gaming peaked? Are the industry's best days behind it? This week, Rade floats a bold (and somewhat bleak) premise, and we discuss - with some surprising conclusions. Also, Kojima's leap from Playstation to XBox in the news, and a great single-player RTS is our Game of the Week!
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Even historically successful game studios with a stable of great legacy titles are struggling in today's environment. This week, Rade and Dave unpack the perils of running an outdated playbook in 2026 and the consequences of failing to realize that the industry has shifted. Also, Gamescom in the news, and Dave's most obscure and hardcore Game of the Week to date!
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When a game is "done" is often a subjective call, but early community involvement can help guide the way. Join us for this week's conversation as we dive into a topic that every studio has to address at some point (if they're going to ship anything!) Also, celebrity passings and GTA6 leaks in the news, and Rade with a rare Game of the Week pick!
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For our big 40th episode, Rade and Dave swap war stories about their first jobs in the game industry and their shared experience at Westwood Studios. Lessons were learned! And also lots of drama happened, though we don't name names (yet). Join the conversation as we wander down memory lane.
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