Posts Tagged ‘eric everyday’
Podcast: The Writer (Alan Wake)
GHX Ep. 9 Addendum: That Dragon, Cancer
After the comments shared on Gaming History X Episode 9, particularly in regards to the That Dragon, Cancer discussion, Eric felt more needed to be said especially from a different perspective. We feel that all perspectives should be given equal opportunity to speak up, so Fred and Eric delve into the criticisms leveled at the game, it’s religious content, and the developer’s response to its sales. The conversation goes a bit longer than necessary, but we felt it was worthwhile to keep unedited. Note: Unlike most episodes, this show does not contain adult language.
Podcast: Arcade Top 10
This week we have a special announcement as well as special guests Eric and Austin to help us debate the top 10 arcade games. Contrary to what Fred says, send in those community top 10s, we want them all.
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Podcast: Press X To Be Awesome
This week Fred is joined by Eric from the Everyday Gamers to discuss the history of the Quick Time Event or QTE. They go all the way back to the origins of the genre, the games that led into today’s definition, and some of their favorites.
Podcast: The Keyboard is the Computer
Microcomputers were a significant part of gaming in the world for the better part of the 80s and early 90s. In the United States, they were more of a hobby at lower price points or only for those willing to shell out large sums. That all changed in 1982 when the Commodore 64 hit the market. In other countries, the C64 was present and significant, but not quite to the degree as in the US. In a time when the console world was crashing, the C64 became the go-to gaming platform for the early to mid 80s. Special guest Eric Bouchard from Everyday Gamers joins Fred to discuss their childhood microcomputer with a plethora of great games.
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