Episode 040: A Prelude to PAX

Official PlayStation Podcast

Sid Shuman

Technology, Leisure, Video Games

4.6 • 1.1K Ratings

🗓️ 30 August 2012

⏱️ 94 minutes

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Summary

It's the calm before the storm as we ruminate on the new 09/04 PSN releases, answer a boatload of Player Inquiries, go (wildly) off-topic, and extract both an Original Story and the ins and outs of marketing from Associate Product Manager David Bull.

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0:00.0	You're going to be. And we are back with a farm fresh new edition of PlayStation blog cast.
0:26.4	Today is, what is today? August 30th, Nick Suttoner.
0:30.4	Almost.
0:31.4	2012. Yeah, almost, practically. It is when they're hearing it. I'm your Almost. He is out of control. Joined by Jeff Rubinstein,
0:43.1	who's the senior PlayStation blog manager or some crap.
0:46.8	Not Jorf, or Borenstein.
0:49.9	We got Nick Suttoner here, he's our evaluator dude
0:52.3	from downstairs.
0:53.1	Welcome Nick.
0:53.7	Thanks.
0:54.7	Yeah.
0:55.7	And Ray who is tapping incessantly on that.
0:57.8	I think Jeff are texting each other.
0:59.4	Yeah, I think they are because they're both on the phone.
1:01.4	By the way that that that Samsung
1:05.2	Galaxy S3 the government's going to come and take that from the Samsung Galaxy S3 this is
1:08.9	phone is cleared I'm not illegal.
1:11.5	Jack booted Thugs are going to come down and kick down your door.
1:15.0	Anyway, we got a real big show for you guys today.
1:18.0	Where over the hill?
1:19.0	Yes, we are.
1:20.0	Today is, uh, this is the 40th, 40th episode of PlayStation blogcast, how far we've come and yet how far we have to go.
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