Episode 53 - We're Back!
/After a week off, we're back with another episode! We talked about a lot of things this episode, including marketing your game, and what does a Game Producer do.
Episode 52 - More Power!
/Does power in a console/portable matter? Bret, Dan and I discussed just that, plus talked about the Top 5 PlayStation Vita games, Halcyon 6 releasing, and Sushi Go! coming out on iOS. It's a good episode!
Intro: Jake Butineau
Outro: Dan Rodrigues
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Episode 51 - Work Work Work Work Work
/Last week we celebrated 50 podcasts, so now it's onto another 50! Bret, Dan, and myself got back together to talk about news, Rihanna, and what's better: Unity, Gamemaker, or something else.
Intro: Jake Butineau
Outro: Dan Rodriges
Episode 50 - Questions And Answers
/50 Episode! Feels like yesterday where Bret and I sat down for episode one.
It was mostly a questions and answers type podcast this week, but we still talked about Valley, Alone With You, N++, and Severed.
Intro: Jake Butineau
Outro: Dan Rodrigues
Episode 49 - Still Without A Doubt Winging It
/One more until 50! Until then though, Dan, Bret and I got together to chat about Toronto developed games again. Check it out below, and subscribe today!
Intro: Jake Butineau
Outro: Dan Rodrigues
Episode 48 - Pika!
/You'll have to get to the end to see why this podcast is called "Pika", but either way Dan, Bret and I got together again to chat about Toronto game developer stuff.
We chat about:
While it is certainly fun for a while, it suffers from the same problem other mobile games on Steam do: Cube Samurai: RUN!’s price tag of $5:49 feels a little steep for the amount of time you might ultimately get from it, so I’d recommend installing the mobile version and giving it a go on the commute to work or on the toilet and see if it’s the sort of experience you’d enjoy on the PC. This aside, it certainly does seems like it would make for an equally fun mobile experience, but it doesn’t do anything exceptionally different than what most people have seen in an infinite runner before.