GWJ Conference Call Episode 317

Gamers With Jobs - Conference Call

Gamers With Jobs

Leisure, Games, Video Games

4.5 • 810 Ratings

🗓️ 7 November 2012

⏱️ 120 minutes

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Summary

This week Shawn, Julian, Cory and Rob Zacny talk games. Shawn and Justin McElroy also file their grievences on Assassin's Creed 3 and we have another reading by the talented Mr. Graham Rowat.

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0:00.0	Today's show is brought to you by Audible.
0:01.9	For a free audiobook of your choice,
0:03.6	visit audiblepodcast.com slash GWJ.
0:26.7	This is the Gamer's with Jobs conference call for November 7th, 2012.
0:29.6	I'm your host Sean Andrich, and joining me this week.
0:32.5	We have Julian, let's get this shit done, Murdoch.
0:34.7	Hey, man, I'm just excited.
0:39.7	I've watched nothing but League of Legends for 24 hours, and like most of my brain, gone.
0:40.7	Great.
0:41.5	Excellent.
0:43.1	Also joining us, Mr. Corey Banks.
0:46.7	The secret word for today's podcast is Taint.
0:52.6	And finally, someone I am now factually calling the Rob Z.
0:56.6	Welcome. I want to touch your freemium.
1:05.9	Good God. Is that because like everything has a Z if it's cool now? Well, the R Daisy, the Warzzie, Raiders.
1:12.5	Raiders. So the Rob's E just, it fits. It's good marketing. He's a freelanceror I swear to that in a couple years In a couple years like a lot of branding experts
1:14.6	Trying to look back
1:15.2	Like this is the nadir of the game industry
1:17.4	Like when we have our inevitable crash
1:19.3	And new consoles fail
1:20.4	People would be like you know what the real warning sign was
1:22.7	Was the Z's
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