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Andi beat a game! And it's a Zelda game! Come hang with us for a bit while we discuss the special place the Zelda series has in each of our hearts. download Media used Title Theme (Ocarina of Time) Guitar Cover | DSC Link's Awakening Medley (from The Legend of Zelda: Concert 2018) | Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra Also included is background music and marketing from a variety of Zelda games, including Link to the Past, Twilight Princess, and Breath of the Wild.

Jonathon was finally left with no excuse to not play Ōkami, when Cam joined the crew, Steam library in tow. Like the game, we spend a lot of time hanging out and talking too much. download Media used Ōkami OST "Harushiden," halc, ocremix.org Games mentioned Ōkami Myst (series) Death Stranding Spyro the Dragon The Witness Viewtiful Joe God Hand Vanquish Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess Bayonetta Nier: Automata Snake Pass Crash Bandicoot Katamari Damacy Chibi-Robo! Other references Sorry, I don't like Okami, Tim Rogers, Kotaku

In celebration of the 25th anniversary of Myst, Andi and Jonathon discuss their history with the Myst franchise, games that remind us of Myst, and their experience playing the 2016 game Quern: Undying Thoughts. download Media used Cyan logo soundtrack, Windows 3.1 release Myst Theme, Myst OST Moiety Theme, Riven OST Finale, Myst OST Adventure, Fez OST Games mentioned Myst (franchise) Breath of the Wild The 7th Guest Lemonade Stand Quern: Undying Thoughts Obduction Fez The Witness SOMA Celeste Gone Home Tacoma What Remains of Edith Finch Dear Esther The Journeyman Project (franchise) Other references Classic Games Postmortem: Myst, Robyn Miller, GDC Keith Balard, YouTube Sequelitis, YouTube Myst (books) The Magician’s Nephew

In a very special episode of Game Older, Jonathon explores the primordial history of his computing and gaming life by talking with his dad, who was there to witness it all. Along the way they divert into such tangents as the horrors of VHS tracking, TI-99 machine code, and Microsoft Flight Simulator. This episode features prominent clips from the album "Home," a self-produced record from the 1970's gospel band P.O.A. download After publication, Andy Anderson followed up with this response: While listening to this, I remembered that my first encounter with computer games was around 1973 or 74 when I went with a friend to EIU's computer lab (he was a student) and played a text game in which you were given information about an enemy invader and and had to make decisions regarding your strategy. No graphics, just text. The game was on the mainframe. It was INTERESTING. Media used Not So Cheap Thrills Son Rise Soul Brother Lantern Sleeping Home Also includes a clip of the soundscape from the Matel Intellivision game "Snafu," as well as a clip from ISO/BOBS: The Lonesome Pine Special, which bears particular sgnificance to both Jonathon and his dad. Listen to find out more!

After playing and ranting about Amnesia, the Dark Descent, Andi and Jonathon revisit the work of Frictional Games with their latest entry, SOMA. download Media used The Prestige SOMA soundtrack Star Trek, Deep Space 9 Balance and Ruin: Elegy for a Ruined World

Jonathon's got things to say about Frictional Games' "Amnesia: the Dark Descent"! After trying and failing to put his thoughts down in essay form, he's taken to the podcast in hopes that Andi will be able to extract from him why he thinks that the game is more than just a really good monster closet. download Games mentioned Amnesia: the Dark Descent Amnesia: a Machine for Pigs Soma Silent Hill 2 Resident Evil (series) The Witness Bioshock Valkyria Chronicles

Andi played Brothers: a Tale of Two Sons with our two sons one Sunday afternoon, and went in blind. Hear her go into emotional detail about why she might have regretted it. download Music used Brothers: a Tale of Two Sons (launch trailer theme) No Sugar In My Coffee by Caught in a Ghost (from the reveal trailer for A Way Out)

Andi and I play games together, but not really traditional multiplayer games. Join us for a long-delayed, rambling conversating about what games bring us together; and how it affects us, our friends, and our family. download Games mentioned Myst (series) Prince of Persia: Sands of Time Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess Peasant's Quest Donkey Kong Country Donkey Kong Country Returns Valkyria Chronicles New Super Mario Bros. Super Mario Galaxy (series) Mass Effect (trilogy) Metal Gear Solid (series) Obduction The Witness Ibb and Obb Dark Souls 2 Snipperclips The Walking Dead Heavy Rain Indigo Prophecy Half Life 2 Portal (series) Fable 2 Oblivion Final Fantasy Final Fantasy X Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Ages and Oracle of Seasons World of Warcraft Legend of Zelda: Minish Cap Music used Myst Theme by Robyn Miller, from Myst Succeeded Wish (instrumental) from the Valkyria Chronicles "Steam" Launch Trailer

Long imagined but never before realized, I managed to get one of my non-gamer friends to actually play a game and share their experience with me! My father-in-law saw me playing The Witness over Christmas, and didn't want me to leave before I set him up to play it after I was gone. More than that, he totally bought in to engaging with it at a satisfying philosophical level. I loved having the conversation, and I hope you enjoy listening to it. download Music used Escape Artist by Zoe Keating (from the trailer for The Witness)

Our second attempt at a podcast makes it a real thing, right? This time we consider sexuality and objectification as portrayed in a video game trailer compared with a related music video. download Music used Bullets by Archive Hatchet by Archive Cyberpunk 2077 trailer by CD Projekt RED (featuring Bullets by Archive)