Episode 087: PAX Attacks

Official PlayStation Podcast

Sid Shuman

Technology, Leisure, Video Games

4.6 • 1.1K Ratings

🗓️ 5 September 2013

⏱️ 64 minutes

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Summary

Our long-awaited live PAX show is finally here, in portable form. PlayStation's Adam Boyes and Retro City Rampage creator Brian Provinciano join us for a Mystery Theme gauntlet of the gods, new releases for 9/3/13 and more!

Transcript

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0:00.0	I can start this and play our opening theme just because it seems like a thing we should do.
0:04.0	Watch the volume. Bassie.
0:16.0	Dat bass. Welcome to PlayStation
0:27.2	PlayStation blog cast. Thanks for coming everybody. We're here at packs prime.
0:30.1	I. I am your host Sid Schuman I run social media for PlayStation here in the US. To my right is
0:40.1	Nick Suttoner. You are with the developer relations group.
0:44.0	I am.
0:45.0	You've got it right on our live show importantly.
0:47.0	You don't get it right on our normal show.
0:48.0	That's right.
0:49.0	Sitting to next right is Brian Provenciano.
0:52.0	He's the CEO of V- blank and he brought you Retro City Rampage on PS3 and Vita give him a hand. To his right is right is Mr. Adam Boys. He's the Vice President of Publisher and
1:07.0	Developer Relations for SCEA. I think a familiar face to a lot of you if you
1:11.2	keep her eye on YouTube.
1:13.0	Hello.
1:14.0	And way down at the end is Justin Massingo.
1:20.0	He works with me on PlayStation blog and Facebook and Twitter and all that good stuff.
1:24.0	Give it up for Justin.
1:25.0	Hello.
1:28.0	Well, thanks guys for turning up for this.
1:31.0	This is mildly terrifying for us.
1:32.0	We're not used to doing this
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