G’s second pick was one that I had seen on game shop shelves, but had never picked up. I mention a GDC talk about ways to shove zombies into video games, but I just can’t find it. But that description is a little… generic. You go to a set place, and you spend time with someone What’s not to love? And that box art, too: Seriously, this is pretty ballerĪlso Squidge’s description of a hostess bar is amazing: This is definitely one of those titles that I don’t think many people have played.
We didn’t waste any time getting stuck in, especially with Squidge’s second pick… Yakuza: Dead Souls What I’m getting at is that this is back when video gaming wasn’t as huge of an industry as it is now, and because of that… there are so many games that it’s easy to miss one which should be a classic when it’s mixed in (with everything else) And that’s just the confirmed games… but there’s still games being discovered now that weren’t that well advertised games. The ZX Spectrum has a confirmed list of 1,728 video games. And as a real example I’ve pulled up wikipedia’s list of ZX Spectrum games. They can be for any format, from any generation of video gamesĪnything from this list is fair game… as it wereīut you do have to explain why you think it’s a hidden gem. The idea of this segment of the show was to talk about the games that we think are hidden gems - the games that we think folks have missed out on, for one reason or another. Here’s a quick reminder of what we mean by “hidden gems in the video game canon”: Hidden Gems of the Video Game Canon If you missed the previous episode, you can listen to or download it here
Whilst it’s not really a swear anymore, some folks might not want little ears hearing that word.īut I didn’t enunciate clearly, and everyone thinks that I said:Īnother episode with G (aka #dontCallMeAudry), and another episode talking about the hidden gems of the video game canon This happens from 13:29 onwards.Īt 22:20 - which, by itself isn’t offensive, but it could be taken as a euphemism. We talk about tearing people’s heads off, scoring field goals with them, and murdering referees.
Content Warningĭuring the discussion on Alpha Protocol - which happens from 7:23 onwards - we talk about how killing the enemies means that there are orphaned children left behind.ĭuring the discussion on Brutal Sports FootballĪ comically stupid Amreican Football-style game The more people who listen to the show, the more shows we can do. However, supporting us is completely voluntary and not required at all.Īnother way to support us is to shout out about us on social media or give us a rating on your podcatcher service of choice. If you wish to support the Waffling Taylors, and the other shows in the network, you can over at /jayandjaymedia.
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