This week Federico and Myke talk about setting up an Xbox controller with a Mac, Nuclear Throne, No Man’s Sky and the original Game Boy.
My other podcast, Directional, also ended yesterday. For the final stage, we concluded with a classic topic: the Game Boy.
Get the episode here.
This week Federico and Myke talk about how they track their upcoming games list, ads on the Wii U, and talk about the merits and disadvantages of Early Access games.
What’s with the trend of selling early access to PC and console games? We explore the topic in this week’s Directional, which you can get here.
This week Federico and Myke clear house with some of the remaining stories and interesting tidbits from E3. They also have an extended look at what games they’ve been playing recently.
A lot of links and interesting reads in the show notes. Also, Myke reviews Tomodachi Life, Nintendo’s quirky new life simulator for the 3DS. Get the episode here.
This week Federico and Myke do their best to cram in as much E3 news as possible. They discuss some of their favourite game announcements from the show and their overall impressions of each company’s offerings.
In our special Directional episode for E3 2014, we try to mention all the games that caught our interest and we consider some of the general themes and trends of the show. Get the episode here, and don’t miss the show notes.
This week Federico and Myke take questions from the audience. They discuss a whole range of topics including their favourite games of all time, what they perceive as the future trends in gaming and they also come up with Pokemon characters for each other.
A fun episode, with lots of questions answered. Get it here.
Myke and Federico follow up on last week’s special episode with some unique feedback before discussing integrated accessories and store curation.
In last week’s episode of Directional, we discussed the idea of integrating mobile devices as core aspects of console gaming experiences, and we also considered Sony’s latest approach to digital storefront curation.
This week, we’re taking questions for a Q&A episode we’re recording tonight. Have questions? Let us know on Twitter or through the Directional Contact link.
On the tenth anniversary of the Nintendo DS keynote at E3 2004, Federico and Myke take a look back at Nintendo’s announcements on that day and the gaming industry from a decade ago.
On May 11, 2004, Nintendo officially introduced the first-generation Nintendo DS – a console that would go on to revolutionize portable gaming and set new paradigms for touch-enabled games for the next several years.
We did a lot of research for this episode – make sure you don’t miss my Flickr set with scans of old videogame magazines showing photos of E3 2004 and the first tech demos and games. It’s difficult to measure the impact of the Nintendo DS on the industry and Nintendo itself in two hours, but we tried our best.
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This week Federico and Myke discuss a bunch of Minecraft follow up before discussing Nintendo’s E3 and Mario Kart 8 announcements.
And a few hours later, Nintendo confirms our suspicions with new Pokémon games coming later this year.
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