1UP - Indie Game Special Podcast

Posted by Xander Wed, 25 Mar 2009 00:11:00 GMT

Podcast_CTAP_small This is what a podcast looks like.

There’s this one which stars a host of TIGers, including the host of TIGers! It was made by 1UP! Downloading it? Good. Now read the next post already! Go Go Go!

(Thanks to Esquar in tigIRC for the tip!)

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  1. Cobalt said 23 minutes later:

    Who’s the host? Derek?

  2. Xander said about 1 hour later:

    Huh, I suppose that was fairly vague. It’s hosted by ‘1UP’, so it’s their guys asking the questions/hosting the discussion I think.

  3. Esquar said about 7 hours later:

    Scott Sharkey is the host, the guests are first David Hellman, Derek Yu, Brandon McC and Jonatan Soderstrom(Cactus) In the second segment it’s Hellman again, joined by Tommy Refenes(apparently pronounced Reh-feh-nes instead of refeans), Mark Johns and Messhof.

  4. nihilocrat said about 19 hours later:

    If y’all are reading this, don’t take this personally, but I liked part 1 a whole lot more than part 2. I think it was ‘cause of cactus. :)

    Thanks for the link! In either case, it was cool in both cases to hear indie devs just talking about random crap. I can also feel for those who have worked on shitty games to pay the bills, you aren’t alone.

  5. BMcC said about 23 hours later:

    I liked part one the best too. :P

  6. Raiten said 1 day later:

    Did Venbrux really make a game, besides Execution, where you can’t play it more than once? Where can I find this game?

  7. Esquar said 2 days later:

    Don’t know of one, and I even played some of his unreleased games, but maybe they meant Deaths?

    http://www.yoyogames.com/games/show/41825

  8. Esquar said 2 days later:

    Cactus was also drunk when he mentioned it

  9. cactus said 2 days later:

    cactus was so drunk he can’t even remember what the podcast was all about. too embarrassed to listen to it as well…

  10. Raiten said 4 days later:

    you drunkard!

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