PAX East 2013: Day 2 Podcast (The "Procedurally Generated" Show)

4Player Podcast

Nick Henderson

Leisure, Video Games, Games

4.8 • 811 Ratings

🗓️ 24 March 2013

⏱️ 96 minutes

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Summary

Day 2 of PAX East was our community meetup which eventually became a live recording of the podcast! Thanks so much to all of our wonderful community members who turned up to meet us and watch the recording! We talk about a ton of indie titles such as Quadrilateral Cowboy, the Swapped, and Soda Drinker Pro (yes... you read that right)! We can't wait to make live recordings a regular occurence on these trips!

PAX East Day 2 - [download]

[podcast]http://4playernetwork.com/podcasts/4pp/paxeast13-day2.mp3[/podcast]

Discussion:

Mercenary Kings
The Swapper
Remember Me
Soda Drinker Pro
Daylight
Outlast

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0:00.0	Thank you. Hey everybody, welcome to 4Player Podcast. We are coming to you live from Paxis
0:30.3	2013.
0:35.3	I gotta be honest, that was pretty satisfying.
0:38.3	We are set up in the hall at Pax East. We are excited to be here. I'm joined by Nolan Hedstrom.
0:43.3	How's it going, guys? Bob Webb.
0:45.3	Hello. Jeffrey Domello.
0:47.3	Hi!
0:48.3	Don't just raise your hand and not say anything.
0:51.3	It is an audio podcast. Joseph Christ is also here. Hello, everybody. And Chris Davis, of course, joining us on the end. Good evening. And don't forget. And don't forget, we are joined by 20 or 30 of our good community members. Everybody. Yes! This is pretty awesome. So this is our day two podcast. We're going to be talking about a shit ton of games, a lot of which are indie games. Because it's about 70% indie. It seems to be about 70% indie here at PAXE. So I'm just going to go down the list here. We're going to start with Mercenary Kings. Who played that? I played mercenary kings. I played Mercenary Kings. Everybody but me played Mercenary Kings. I didn't play it. Ann Nolan didn't play mercenary kings. What the hell is mercenary kings? So imagine Metal Slug. You lost me. Really? You never... I know what Metal Slug is. You know what Metal Slug is. Envision Metal Slug with deep RPG elements and four-player cooperative multi-play. And that's what it is. Four player. Oh, yeah, yeah. Are you implying we should play this? So it's the same guys who did, what was the Scott Pilgrim game. The same guy in the Scott Pilgrim game. They left Ubisoft because they still wanted to make 2D. Because they made a good choice. I made a good choice. And they still want to make his games.
2:01.8	And apparently he goes, and the option to make these types of games was no longer available at Ubisoft, because they think Ubisoft probably wanted to tear the team up and put them on other things. They probably want to add some DRM and some stuff like that to the game. Some downloadable content. Online pass. Probably assign them to an assassin's pre title maybe.
2:15.9	Oh, yes.
2:17.0	Scott Pilgrin.
2:17.5	No, they wanted to make Scott Pilgrim.
2:20.0	Black flag.
2:20.5	Yeah, exactly. assign them to an Assassin's Creed title maybe. Scott Pilgrim Black Flag.
2:17.5	No, they wanted to make Scott Pilgrim
2:19.8	Black Flag. Yeah, exactly.
2:21.6	For the love of sweet Jesus, let's please
2:23.4	not enter the Assassin's Creed conversation.
2:24.8	I think we should, because I think that Assassin's Creed
2:27.3	should really just be a pirate game without
2:29.1	an Assassin Creed, right?
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