Can A Video Game Really Last Ten Years?

Triple Click

Maximum Fun

Jason Schreier, Technology, Society & Culture, Maddy Myers, Video Games, Kirk Hamilton

4.4 • 1.2K Ratings

🗓️ 11 January 2024

⏱️ 68 minutes

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Summary

Jason, Maddy, and Kirk open up the mailbag to answer listener questions on all sorts of things. Why do games like Skull & Bones languish in development hell forever? What makes Chants of Sennaar such a bad name? And, uh, what's the best investment advice?

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0:00.0	Open up that budget spreadsheet and make sure it's up to date because it's time for
0:07.8	triple stock, the investment advice, wait, no. Welcome to Triple Click, where we bring the games to you.
0:16.0	This week, it's a burning questions episode where we do give investment advice,
0:20.0	but mostly answer questions about long- running service games, projects in development,
0:24.5	hell, and so much more.
0:27.3	I'm Maddie Myers.
0:32.0	I'm Jason Schreier. and I'm Kirk Hamilton and hello
0:35.0	Hello
0:36.0	We made it back here again
0:38.0	Welcome back to another
0:39.0	episode
0:40.0	Here we are back here to the virtual cafe in which the three of us meet each week to discuss video games.
0:45.9	You think it's a cafe?
0:46.9	You don't think it's like a high-end recording studio?
0:49.8	Is that what you picture in your mind palace?
0:51.6	It's a cafe with curry in it.
0:53.9	It's like a cafe with a high-end recording studio built in.
0:57.0	It's called Cafe Podcast.
1:00.1	And no one ever interrupts us.
1:01.3	I thought I was called Triple Cafe.
1:04.1	Triple Cafe.
1:04.9	Triple coffee.
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