Do one.

Great form, great volume, great nips.
So great!

Exactly what I thought. I think the episode where Brian was dumped by his ex was one of the funniest episodes they've done.

I can laugh about it now and not feel bad as he's got a new girlfriend.

Weekend Confirmed 99 - Double Fine, Reckoning, Cell HD: emergence

Regular hosts Garnett Lee and Jeff Cannata are away attending to other business, but producer DelRio steps in to shepherd Xav, Christian Spicer, and "Indie" Jeff Mattas through a number of topics. The insanely successful start to indie developer Double Fine's attempt at crowd-funding is discussed, a multitude of listener comments and feedback are addressed, and there's even some time left over to talk about games like Reckoning and Skyrim, and indies like Cell HD: emergence, and Gunpoint.

10 February 2012 8-4 Play 2/10/2012: ROCK, PAPER, VITA

It’s crunch-time at 8-4 Towers, so there’s no time for your fancy podcast prep work! Listen for even offer-the-cuff-than-usual chit-chat on Vita’s U.S. launch lineup (and our Vita giveaway contest winner), the new Suikoden game for PSP, Kid Icarus: Of Myths and Monsters, Denpa Ningen RPG for 3DS, Double Fine’s adventure game kickstarter, and…uh….#$%^ it, we’ll do it live!

Running time: 1:21:00

Time – Topic Discussed:
11:37 – Games: Suikoden: Tsumugareshi Hyakunen no Toki, Denpa Ningen RPG, Beat Hazard
54:00 – News: Double Fine Kickstarter, AIAS awards
1:06:42 – Vita Contest and Closing Comments.

Assmung you ever get one that is.

Great form, great volume, great nips.
So great!

I wish Tyler would return, though

Weekend Confirmed 100 - PlayStation Vita, DICE, Reckoning

Weekend Confirmed serves up its epic 100th episode with Jeff and Garnett joined by Jeff Mattas, Ariel Angelotti, and Andrea Rene. The celebration includes your listener greetings, a look back at some of the origins and good times from the first century of Weekend Confirmed, and, of course cake and beer. There's a whole lot more to get to as well. The PlayStation Vita started arriving outside Japan and we take a good look at the retail hardware, the user experience, and a couple of the launch games like Uncharted: Golden Abyss and Lumines Electronic Symphony. Jeff and Garnett both talk about the fun they're having in Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning, but square off when it comes down to how good the game is. There's even a philosophical discussion on the convergence of physical and virtual economies as relates to intellectual property. All that and more before it all wraps up in Finishing Moves.

Patrick Klepik

No not that, he's right about that. Its the fact that he's all over everything giant bomb does now. His stupid annoying voice and everything he says is forced down your neck.

No not that, he's right about that. Its the fact that he's all over everything giant bomb does now. His stupid annoying voice and everything he says is forced down your neck.

Assmung you ever get one that is.