GWJ Conference Call Episode 305

Gamers With Jobs - Conference Call

Gamers With Jobs

Leisure, Games, Video Games

4.5 • 810 Ratings

🗓️ 15 August 2012

⏱️ 120 minutes

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Summary

This week Shawn, Elysium, Julian and Rob Zacny talk about developer relations with the press. After the credits, a spoiler section for Spec Ops: The Line!

00.03.07 Firefall (recently updated!)
00.09.57 Sound Shapes
00.19.11 Driver: San Francisco
00.27.43 FTL
00.38.01 This week's topic: Should developers talk to the Media?
00.56.02 Your emails!
01.19.49 Spoiler section: Spec Ops: The Line

Transcript

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0:00.0	Today's show is brought to you by Ravenwood Castle, a real castle in Ohio that you could be sleeping in.
0:06.0	For more information, go to Ravenwoodcastle.com. This is the Gamer's The Jobs Conference call for August 15th, 2012.
0:28.9	I'm your host, Sean Andrich, and joining me this week, we have Mr. Sean Sands.
0:33.9	That's right.
0:34.6	Place that intro right there, right where I'm pointing, right where I'm walking.
0:37.8	Place it here. Good, good. Thank you. That's excellent. Great. Yeah, we're keening it right up.
0:42.1	Should I, should I intro Julian next or Rob Zakney next?
0:46.7	Yeah, Julian. But only behind the wall. Behind the wall.
0:51.8	Okay, behind the wall, Mr. Julian Rabbit Murdoch.
0:55.4	You all confused me.
0:56.7	Hey,
0:56.9	I got my nickname back.
0:58.0	We had an email
0:58.6	where somebody's complaining
0:59.5	that we weren't using
1:00.2	nicknames anymore.
1:00.9	Yeah,
1:01.2	I'm just,
1:01.8	that one was just for him,
1:03.0	actually.
1:03.4	And finally,
1:04.8	Rob,
	...

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