I Feel Asleep: The WGA, writing for games, and receiving properly-formatted credit where it's due

<figure class=" sqs-block-image-figure intrinsic " > <a data-sqsp-image-classic-block-image-link class=" sqs-block-image-link " href="http://static1.squarespace.com/static/582cd816414fb523e7e035e7/58352827fc0155dca32a5822/583528adfc0155dca32a6a8e/1479878829329/?format=original" > enslaved3 I Feel Asleep: The WGA, writing for games, and receiving properly-formatted credit where it's due Silicon Sasquatch Download Today's episode is about the recent debate over how the Writer's Guild of America chooses games to nominate for its annual awards -- and what its justification is. Close your eyes, open your heart, and enjoy the smooth sounds of a few dudes sitting around a kitchen table talking into a Rock Band microphone for forty minutes.Note: As it turns out, a five-year-old MacBook just isn't cut out to record a podcast without putting some serious pressure on its old dual-core processor. We hope the fan noise won't deter you from listening, and from here on out we'll be recording on faster, quieter machines. For your health.Intro: The Decemberists - "The Engine Driver," fromPicaresqueOutro: The Decemberists - "Rise to Me," from The King is Dead