3: Achievements Unlocked

Alan and Craig unlock the mysteries of achievements. It's mainly monkey brains and a music montage 00:28 Guitar Hero is put out to pasture 01:48 Google's definition of Achievements and the Fall of Man 02:45 Achievements as little challenges and not so little highscores 04:28 The highest achievement score in the world: 535,648G (Stallion83) 07:09 Achievements are everywhere. Some of them even have their own blogs: 360voice.com 08:21 Have achievements killed off cheats?: AchievementHunter.com 10:51 All achievements are not born equal: TrueAchievements.com 12:32 Why achievements work: All we have is monkey brains 15:59 How achievements help us 17:12 How achievements hurt us 19:55 The worst achievements 22:00 The best worst achievements of all time 24:50 Hi I'm Craig and I have a problem 26:03 Fast-talking music montage! If Old Games Had Achievements 28:56 Our most proud achievements 31:25 Outro: Send us suggestions at [email protected] and leave us an iTunes review! To share your comments on this episode and more head on over to: http://www.split-screen.net/podcasts [Thanks for listening! Tell a friend or leave us an iTunes review about the podcast!]

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