The HUD on Zune Marketplace
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We just got word that The HUD has been added to the Zune Marketplace; all you Zune owners should be able to easily subscribe and get the show on your device, now. Big thanks to the fans who submitted us to their database!
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11:37 am on March 13th, 2009
This would be great if we had an episode 4 to listen too. I heard there is a guest reviewer and I am ready to hear it.
8:10 pm on March 13th, 2009
Wow! what an interesting site. i recently stumbled on the site and found it to be very unique. For the first time, i noticed that a podcast was meant for review instead of just ranting bout games. just listened to the episode and enjoyed all u guys’ conversation. great job keep it up. i found the discussion on flower review to interest my thoughts. one of the members mentioned that because of the lack of competition and punishment in flower, it is not suited for him. i totally agree with u any day, and extremely respect ur opinion. just want point out that everything u said that flower missed out on is the reason why its such a good game. from the past, we have seen that games have no other presentation aside from projecting digital graphics to control gamers with competition and punishment. however, when studying the theory of video games carefully, it never about only competition, killing, or even shooting. the meaning of video games typically means interacting with manipulative objects to receive visual feedbacks. the developers of flowers purposely crafted the game in trusting the players to engage with their emotion rather that being punish or seeking for reward. also, flower does have a mission or point. the narrative displays that if flowers were to dream, they would adventure beyond urban environment and restore nature through color, wind, and energy. In fact, the narrative blends into the gameplay so well that if players were to try this game, they would understand the message even without a single dialogue. this is a long sought journey in game history. i know that was long ranting but just wanted to point that out. i dont agree with everything i said but i want to make sure people who aren’t aware of the game knows what it is. anyways great show and im waiting for the next one.