Tag Archives: Comic-Con 2010

/Filmcast Ep. 110 – Comic-Con Wrap-Up and Mother

by Jon Cole in Movies, TV553 days ago

After a one-week hiatus due to Comic-Con, the /Filmcast returns to report their time there. However, things start off as usual with “What We’ve Been Watching”, which is largely dominated by recent films like Dinner for Schmucks and Sorcerer’s Apprentice as well as a fair amount of television. Devindra particularly weighs in on Covert Affairs, a new USA show produced by Doug Liman which channels shows like Alias except without the sci-fi elements. The news segment is totally dominated by Comic-Con, with Russ beginning the conversation...

Game Scoop! Podcast: Comic-Con Wrap-up

by Jon Cole in Games, Movies, TV560 days ago

Game Scoop! dodges a typical episode and picks back up this week with a special, Comic-Con Wrap-Up with Daemon, Hilary, and Greg. Starting things off, Hilary tosses out the disclaimer that most of what they saw at the conference was actually also shown long before their first public appearance, so their enthusiasm is a little deflated. Daemon got a chance to check out Dead Rising: Case Zero and isn’t quite impressed with the whole thing. Luckily, Greg reports in that the downloadable prequel will cost 400 MSP and will contribute to your...

The Geekbox: Episode 76

by Jonathan Downin in Games, Misc, Movies, TV561 days ago

Karen is back and the show starts with talk of DeathSpank. Ryan S.is loving it, but Karen is just getting through it. Next up is Limbo and the inevitable price discussion ensues. Ryan H. has a strong stance on pricing for digital good and Karen almost can’t handle it. After touching on Burn Notice the group moves on to the new Street Fighter X Tekken announcement. Ryan S. talks about the idea of achieving true balance in a fighting game with 40+ characters. Green Lantern and Smallville talk lead into a spoiler-filled Inception discussion. Wherein...

at1UP: 07/27/2010

by Jonathan Downin in Games, Movies563 days ago

After a short hiatus due to Mike’s Vacation and Comic-con craziness, the at1UP group is back. First up this week is some discussion about the $150 Kinect pricing. No one is too interested in the forthcoming motion control solutions, and the $150 price point makes it even harder for them to get excited. The bulk of time is spent on comic-related topics this week, and rightfully so with Comic-con having just finished. Travis also pops in for a bit and talks about his initial impressions of the StarCraft 2 single player campaign. Jade and Alan...

Podcast Beyond: The News Tornado

by Jon Cole in Games565 days ago

Greg Miller is noticably absent from this week’s episode of Beyond, but Jim Reilly and Nicole Tanner swoop in to help close the wounds of his brief departure. Opening things up is news that Netflix will soon go disc-less on the PS3, which is quite heartening to the Beyond crew who tend to make use of the 360′s superior interface for streaming. NIS has made a lot of new game announcements, including Ar tonelico Qoga: Knell of Ar Ciel, Z.H.P., and Cladun. The Roper Report wraps up with the nebulous yet inevitable news that Kojima...

Weekend Confirmed Episode 17

by Jonathan Downin in Games567 days ago

DeathSpank starts the show and the guys have some middling impressions of the game. Also, everyone has gotten back in World of Warcraft with the Cataclysm beta now underway. After a few extremely negative comments about APB, Garnett talks about his lack of enthusiasm for Singularity. The free Valve release, Alien Swarm, gets a unanimous vote for Cannataford this week. The middle segment has the guys again approaching the topic of games as value propositions. Garnett also explains how he wasnts to take a different approach to games coverage in moving...

Game Scoop! Podcast: Comic-Con Preview

by Jon Cole in Games572 days ago

It’s Game Scoop!’s fourth birthday and a loving listener compiled some fascinating data regarding the history of this podcast, namely the amount of times each person has been on the show and what their debut episodes were. After wistfully delving into those numbers, Greg talks a little bit about his experience with Hulu Plus, which he’s been more impressed with than the janky, disc-required PS3 Netflix experience. The guys somehow talk about Buffy, Angel, and Lost before Greg talks about his Comic-Con plans. Daemon and Hilary...

Podcast Beyond: DeathSpank

by Jon Cole in Games574 days ago

Podcast Beyond welcomes back Ryan Clements from the land of the podcast dead for this week’s show, starting things off with Greg’s plans for Comic-Con. The Roper Report gives Greg and Colin the chance to report in on Hulu Plus, which doesn’t seem to get anyone too excited. In other news, Double Fine has announced that they’re going to release four smaller games made by smaller teams within the company, which does little more than inspire an “eh” due to the somewhat misleading gameplay premise of Brutal Legend. Deathspank...

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