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Mar 12, 2015 52 min

PAX East 2015 Panel

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For the third straight year, the Press Row Podcast invaded PAX East for a panel on the state of sports games. This year’s session was titled ‘Sports Games at the Crossroads,’ which explored a number of topics. These include the continued expansion of Ultimate Team modes and their influence on overall sports game development, whether big-time sports games have gotten too difficult, and how the market could look to expand while continuing to serve its base. It was a spirited session, and we’re happy that we can deliver it to all of the listeners of the show. Enjoy the show! Joining us this week: Samit Sarkar, Polygon (@SamitSarkar) T.J. Lauerman, ThatSportsGamer (@ThatSportsGamer) Garnett Lee (@GarnettLee) Kevin Larrabee, BackInMyPlay (@KevinLarrabee) And your host, Richard Grisham (@richgrisham) Send us your feedback! We love to hear from you and can’t wait to read your stuff on the air in a future episode. Do it one of these ways: 1) Follow the show on Twitter at @PressRowPodcast and send us some Tweets while you’re there 2) Email the show at [email protected] Also, the Press Row Podcast is now available on iTunes (https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/operation-sports-press-row/id563624090, Stitcher Radio (http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/operation-sports/press-row-podcast) , and the Windows Store, so subscribe to it and rate it too! Run Time: 49:00

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