This week, Adam, Sean, and Jose discuss co-op gaming and what Apple will eventually be offering gamers. Jose and Adam also try to play the iPhone Watchmen online game…but no luck. This episode may seem kinda lame since we stuck we a show-note format. But it is still very informative and it’s clear that Jose doesn’t play demos.
You can blame watching the Watchmen. We did nothing that week but get caught off in the hype. But did it pay off? Adam, Sean, and Jose discuss the Watchmen and the Limited Edition Watchmen 360. We then get into some gaming talk; how GTAIV sucks, Halo Wars is great, and CoD5 is hard. We also get into some iPhone game discussion. A solid show but not necessarily humorous. For humor, check out a picture of Sean.
Also check back for pictures of Jose as Rorschach, and the Watchmen 360.
With not much of a comeback and still some technical difficulties, Adam, Sean, and Jose return to not play games and just talk about them. They discuss newly announced titles like Terminator Salvation and Lost Planet 2, while getting lost in deep discussion about the History Channel series of games. They finally get to some NXE talk and reminisce about the time Adam’s Mom pushed his blown-up Van down the street.
And the intro track is from the game Dragon’s Fury (depending on region) for Genesis/Megadrive and Wii Virtual Console.
Wow. A Bluecast? After all this time? Adam, Sean, and Jose are back with an all new action-packed episode, and don’t they sound just as lost as ever. The group discuss what happened between the last Bluecast and now, and also go over current games and what’s coming. Also The Schiller chimes in for a quick call.
But give them a break - it felt like the first day of Highschool…which Sean should know so well.
The opening and closing music is ‘How the West Was Won’ from the Red Alert 3 Soundtrack.
This week, we have a full house with Sean, Jose, Dan, and myself. We do a lot of talking about the Wii. Its hold on the casual gamer, and how Super Smash Brothers Brawl broke my Wii. Sean does a mini review of SSB for us, then decides to pass out before finishing his Condemned 2 review. The intro music to this weeks Bluecast is the Main Theme from the pinball game Dragon’s Fury on the Sega Genesis.
Well, it has been a while since the last Bluecast. But we’re back. This time around, Dan “KingGorilla” Brent from Immortal Machines drops by to lend his soothing voice to the roundtable gaming discussion. We talk a lot about how great Frontlines is, and touch on other various industry news.*
*We are using a new recording method for the Bluecast, so this episode’s sound is a little off. Next week everyone should be at equal volume. Sorry for the inconvenience.
There was a girl in the room, so I think Jose freaked. But that didn’t stop us from recording! This week we wing it. Jose has nothing to say, Adam has nothing to say, and Sean has nothing to say, yet we all had a good time. Adam hates on the negative Turok reviews, Jose regrets his HD-DVD investment, and Sean can’t get enough of Halo 3. Fun episode? You decide.
Episode 11 of the BlueGamer Bluecast was recorded in two parts. The first with Adam and Sean, which includes a review of Turok on the 360 and Sean’s impressions of No More Heroes for the Wii. For the second part of the podcast, Jose joins again with Adam as they discuss random happenings in the industry as well as being a gamer on Valentine’s Day.
They did do an Episode 9. But it was bad. Adam and Sean were in Colorado just relaxing, and they figured they might as well do a Bluecast. Again, it was bad. They decide to hide it in a vault, maybe to come out again in the future. So, in this episode, Adam and Sean recouperate and talk about their vacation. They talk about the upcoming Turok game and discuss what we’d like to see developers make. Adam throws around the idea of a Blade game while Sean is adamant about a free-roaming game where Sonic the Hedgehog wields a lightsaber.
This week Adam, Sean, and Jose discuss the latest in gaming, from Star Wars characters in the new Soul Calibur, to Hummer’s new Warthog concept. Jose talks about gaming on the road, and what he did when he lost his brand-new DS Lite. The music starting this week’s podcast is the stage music of the character Slash from Eternal Champions: Challenge From the Darkside for the Sega CD.
