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EPISODE · Jul 11, 2012 · 1H 8M

Ep. 2 - Citizen Bonk

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frank cifaldi, tim rogers, and brandon sheffield once again join us to discuss kickstarter, the history of achievements, and the meltdown of 38 Studios.Questions this week:Is Bonk's Adventure better than Super Mario Bros? (04:35)What are the ingredients of a good boss battle? (11:02)What achievements would you shoehorn into classic video games? (17:16)How can a game be easy without being boring? (23:47)What new Pokemon would you incorporate into the next generation? (30:03)UPIE: Who would win in a fight: the game industry, or the alternative medicine industry? (35:47)The Penny Arcade kickstarter: brilliant, deplorable, or hilarious? (38:40)What video game has the best title? (45:04)What are your impressions of the fighting game community? (51:17)Why should or shouldn't we be terrified by the meltdown of 38 Studios? (57:44)Is a video game's ending really that important? (01:04:55)Which development studio do you wish could return from the dead? (01:05:27)What video game have you put more hours into playing than any other? (01:06:07)What exactly is so exciting about Source Filmmaker? (01:06:38)Edited by Andrew Toups.

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frank cifaldi, tim rogers, and brandon sheffield once again join us to discuss kickstarter, the history of achievements, and the meltdown of 38 Studios.Questions this week:Is Bonk's Adventure better than Super Mario Bros? (04:35)What are the...

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