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Challenging the Status Quo in Modern Game Development [68]

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Can the shadows cast by gaming giants like Ubisoft's latest Assassin's Creed iteration truly shape the future of historical representation in games? We're not just blowing smoke—join us on a riveting journey through the labyrinth of gaming news, where we dissect the sparkling performance of Ghost of Tsushima's PC port and the anticipated hero shooter from Valve. In a bold move, we tackle the delicate ethics of emulation and piracy in game preservation, scrutinizing the balance between access and ownership. Plus, we share insider praise for Arkane's consumer-friendly stance with Redfall and stir the pot over character diversity amidst gaming's historical tapestries.
This episode isn't just about the games—it's about the gamers, the mechanics that drive our play, and the narrative threads that bind our experiences. We reminisce about the thrill of stealth gameplay from yesteryear and how its evolution continues to challenge modern developers. From the insertion of ads in full-priced titles to the trend towards live service models, we're not afraid to call out industry practices that might jeopardize the pure joy of gaming. And let's not forget the success of Ghost of Tsushima on PC, a beacon of hope for authentic character representation and narrative depth.
Finally, we're zeroing in on the peculiarities of game control schemes, especially when PlayStation games take on new life in the PC realm. With first-hand fixes for performance hiccups, we celebrate the community's ingenuity in overcoming these hurdles. As we wrap things up, we weigh in on the intriguing dynamics behind gaming job listings and muse over the cultural ripples the Borderlands movie might send through the industry. Don't forget to join the conversation on Discord, where your voice can echo alongside ours in the great gaming debate!

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Chapters

1. Gaming News and Controversies (00:00:00)

2. Discussion on Advertisements in Video Games (00:11:04)

3. Game Installation and Character Representation (00:27:21)

4. Playstation Game Control Scheme Discussion (00:34:53)

5. Video Game Industry Conversations (00:49:50)

6. Take-Two's Acquisition of Gearbox Entertainment (01:07:07)

87 episodes

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Can the shadows cast by gaming giants like Ubisoft's latest Assassin's Creed iteration truly shape the future of historical representation in games? We're not just blowing smoke—join us on a riveting journey through the labyrinth of gaming news, where we dissect the sparkling performance of Ghost of Tsushima's PC port and the anticipated hero shooter from Valve. In a bold move, we tackle the delicate ethics of emulation and piracy in game preservation, scrutinizing the balance between access and ownership. Plus, we share insider praise for Arkane's consumer-friendly stance with Redfall and stir the pot over character diversity amidst gaming's historical tapestries.
This episode isn't just about the games—it's about the gamers, the mechanics that drive our play, and the narrative threads that bind our experiences. We reminisce about the thrill of stealth gameplay from yesteryear and how its evolution continues to challenge modern developers. From the insertion of ads in full-priced titles to the trend towards live service models, we're not afraid to call out industry practices that might jeopardize the pure joy of gaming. And let's not forget the success of Ghost of Tsushima on PC, a beacon of hope for authentic character representation and narrative depth.
Finally, we're zeroing in on the peculiarities of game control schemes, especially when PlayStation games take on new life in the PC realm. With first-hand fixes for performance hiccups, we celebrate the community's ingenuity in overcoming these hurdles. As we wrap things up, we weigh in on the intriguing dynamics behind gaming job listings and muse over the cultural ripples the Borderlands movie might send through the industry. Don't forget to join the conversation on Discord, where your voice can echo alongside ours in the great gaming debate!

Support the show

Check out our Socials and YouTube here!
pandtha_talks | Twitter | Linktree

  continue reading

Chapters

1. Gaming News and Controversies (00:00:00)

2. Discussion on Advertisements in Video Games (00:11:04)

3. Game Installation and Character Representation (00:27:21)

4. Playstation Game Control Scheme Discussion (00:34:53)

5. Video Game Industry Conversations (00:49:50)

6. Take-Two's Acquisition of Gearbox Entertainment (01:07:07)

87 episodes

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