Dave’s out for the count this week so Andrew pulls in Dan to co-pilot this week’s episode. There’s no PETA news, but that’s ok, there’s Greenpeace this week! I’d be more excited about it if they were complaining about children eating poison, but they’ve done that already.
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After a brief insomnia related delay from Dave the CWV are back on track and kickin’ it like it’s still 2009. Musical error count for the year: 1!
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One more week till the big end of year hooplah! Check out the podcast for your weekly dose of CS Lewis references and a chance to witness audio magic! Oh and here… something random and yet awesome for those who hit up the site this week
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A friendly evangalist tells Dave and Andrew just why we could be at the mercy of the demonic powers of asia.
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BLARGH! Go get a flu shot now before you catch this horrible DISEASE that INFECTS MY BRAIN!… and sinuses and so on (ok so maybe I’ve mixed my medical terminology there, but I AM SICK). Despite the illness that seeps from every pore of my being, Dave managed to brave the podcast and here it is in all its glory. Expect thrills and spills as we tackle the DLC hot-topic and manage to stay relevant to today’s youth.
Ok sure, the title isn’t that creative, but dangit I had awesome ramen after the podcast so this is how it stands! In other news, the quality on this podcast is a dip from last week’s high, but I blame being ill and having been woken up from an afternoon nap by Dave to do the podcast (geez… he tells me he can’t do it till late afternoon then he goes and ruins my siesta!).
This week Dave and Andrew catch up on some emails from previous weeks and some brand spanking new ones including a review from Shane for GTA:Chinatown Wars. More of the top 100 countdown takes place and a thorough wrap of up RE5 is made just in time for Andrew to spout his undying love for a VP of Marketing (ie. he’s *really* sick this week).
Nothing starts off a week better than a new console and with a new PS3 in the house, much fun is to be had. Dave joins the fray as we talk about Capcom, the mainstream media, remakes, more of the Top 100 from Edge and more!
It’s mailbag time and the CWV crew is at a loss at how to deal with this strange phenomena! Andrew and Dave delve in to the games they reinstall regularly and cover the week in news and releases! DSi’s not required.
With all the latest hype-generating machines out there, including the complex and expensive EA IP3 method of splashing their work across multiple mediums, it’s nice to know that some companies can keep it simple and old school.
This series of adverts definitely speaks to the older gamer in me, reminiscent of slogans like “It does what Ninten-don’t” or “Now you’re playing with power” that were plastered all over the magazines and arcades I loved to attend. It was a match of wits that didn’t need to worry about proving their fancy photorealistic physics engines or motion captured rag-doll animations to stay above the pack, it was all about saying “We’re more badass than the rest, play me”.
With all the latest hype-generating machines out there, including the complex and expensive EA IP3 method of splashing their work across multiple mediums, it’s nice to know that some companies can keep it simple and old school.
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