Episode #138: What to Expect in 2009, Part 1

The Dice Tower

Tom Vasel

Leisure, Games

4.6 • 1.2K Ratings

🗓️ 21 January 2009

⏱️ 72 minutes

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Summary

This is the first of a three-parter in which Tom interviews several publishers about what to expect from their companies in 2009. In this segment, Tom talks with FRED distribution, Gorilla Games, Rio Grande Games, Northstar Games, and Your Move Games.

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0:00.0	The Dice Tower, episode 138.
0:03.8	Looking forward to 2009, Part 1. Welcome to the Dice Tower, a podcast about board games and card games, but especially the people who play them.
0:32.6	In this episode, Tom will be interviewing several publishers about their plans for 2009.
0:41.3	This episode of the Dice Tower is sponsored by Your Move Games, makers of Battleground, fantasy warfare,
0:43.3	the best miniatures game you can buy in only a box of cards.
0:47.3	To learn more about Your Move Games or to try a flash version of their games,
0:51.3	please visit www.yourmovgames.com.
0:55.5	And now, here are your hosts.
0:57.4	One of them will be the next American Idol.
1:00.4	Tom Baffle.
1:01.4	And Sam Healy.
1:04.3	Okay.
1:05.4	Wow.
1:07.0	Well, you know, given maybe the current crap of of people I don't watch the show so
1:13.8	I don't really care
1:15.8	well in our last show
1:18.7	which was recorded quite a bit ago we talked about
1:21.3	the end of 2008 and my voice was
1:24.1	crashing and it's been crashed ever since
1:27.4	it's still not back completely.
1:29.8	But good enough to get around, I guess.
1:33.9	What these shows will be about in 138, 139, and 140, I interviewed 15 different publishers
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