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Showing posts with label Enslaved. Show all posts
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December 27, 2010

Sophist Radio Episode 37: Lesbian Christmas


In this holiday-season-inspired episode, the Sophist crew: James, Harold, and Aaron, attempt to explain their feelings about Christmas. Is it really the most wonderful time of the year, or just an excuse for gifts and falsely nice actions. Those question and more are answered. This being a video game podcast and all, the guys also manage to squeeze in talk about Bit Trip Fate, Beat Hazard, Revenge of the Titans, Uplink, Enslaved, and Digital: A Love Story. To cap things off the Sophist Crew takes a stab at summing up 2010 in games. What games left a lasting impression and what games missed their marks? All that and more, in a podcast so popular that the one and only Doogie Howser stole a joke from it to use in front of millions of people.

October 10, 2010

Sophist Radio Episode 33: Analogies Are Like Sharks...


The gang tries out a new format in this episode... having no format. But the newly uncaged bird that is the Sophist Radio crew has a game-filled discussion for us, with plenty to say about Civilization 5, DJ Hero, Left 4 Dead 2, Dead Rising 2: Case Zero, Spider Man: Shattered Dimensions, Castlevania: Lords of Shadow, Hydrophobia, Enslaved, Bioshock: Infinite and more. Also, several ridiculous tangents like the differences between black, white, and Hispanic boy bands, and the Adventures of the Gummi Bears. Hit the jump to give it a listen, now in a handy, manageable size.