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The Halfbrick Show is a podcast where hosts Aiden and Carmen chat to the people who make everyone’s favourite games! Fruit Ninja, Dan the Man, Jetpack Joyride, and more, it's all here! Each episode delivers fun stories from our devs, their favourite games and inspirations, and unique answers to everyone’s burning question... Where’s Dan the Man 2?
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Episode #45
It's a brand new episode of The Halfbrick Show! This week we're talking Raskulls - the remaster/remake project Josh first told us about back in Episode 8. We're joined by Noah, who's leading the team on it now, to see how far things have come and have a chat. If you'd like to suggest a segment or idea for the show, email us at theshow@halfbrick.com .
Episode #44
It's a brand new episode of The Halfbrick Show! This week we're joined by Cedar, Halfbrick's Audio Team Lead, to dig up a Q&A he did with the Halfbrick blog all the way back in 2015, and see what's changed (and what hasn't) about how Halfbrick makes its games sound the way they do. From credit-card helicopter noises to twelve drafts of the Jetpack Joyride theme, we're revisiting some of his oldest answers and asking what's different a decade on. If you'd like to suggest a segment or idea for the show, email us at theshow@halfbrick.com .
Episode #43
It's a brand new episode of The Halfbrick Show! Carmen's away this week, so it's a solo outing for Aiden - and he's bringing back a returning guest to make up for it. Tren, Product Manager on Thrill of the Fight 2, is back to talk about the game's upcoming Steam release, plus whatever else has changed with TOTF2 since his first appearance on the show. If you'd like to suggest a segment or idea for the show, email us at theshow@halfbrick.com .
Episode #42
We recommend watching this episode on Youtube if you can, to enjoy the full gameplay! It's a brand new episode of The Halfbrick Show! The only podcast made by Halfbrick, for Halfbrick fans, and anyone who enjoys games, trailers, and conversations that occasionally go off the rails. A fun one this week. We run through the latest Jetpack Joyride Racing patch -- a new track, Time Trials, and Events with rewards -- and then things get competitive: Riley and Fran (QA), two past guests, come back to race Carmen on the brand-new circuit, "Sector 71-2". Who takes the win: the programmer who already ranked every ship in the game, the QA tester who dominated the Guncrypt Challenge, or the host who's heard the music 100 times at least. Hit play to find out! If you'd like to suggest a segment or idea for the show, email us at theshow@halfbrick.com .
Episode #41
It's a brand new episode of The Halfbrick Show! The only podcast made by Halfbrick, for Halfbrick fans, and anyone who enjoys games, trailers, and conversations that occasionally go off the rails. Eli's back on the pod to catch us up on what's coming for Halfbrick and Halfbrick+, plus whatever news he's allowed to share. It's been a minute so it was a great chat. If you'd like to suggest a segment or idea for the show, email us at theshow@halfbrick.com .
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