Someone please save me from writing here every week. Is there any artificial intelligence that can do this, albeit without my amazing sense of humor? Our game lets you explore procedurally generated worlds! Someone programmatically generated some words for me! on that happy note, iGamesNews The best gaming podcast ever Comeback, episode 6. I worried this week that we couldn’t put ourselves in the shoes of ordinary civilians, and we were the superstar gaming reporter types, but my concerns were unfounded. That’s right, it’s time for the uninformed to think the best game you’ve ever made.
“What’s iGamesNews’s best gaming podcast ever?” you ask. I’m not sure what I want to tell you. Why don’t you take the chance to find out for yourself? Each episode of the Best Games Ever Podcast is only about 30 minutes long, so what have you got to lose? It’s definitely better than an episode of The Oriental (for our American readers, it’s a horrible London soap opera).
Hope you find room for it in your podcast listening schedule. Isn’t it great to be there when great things start? To be able to tell your friends and family that you were there when Jim, Tom, and the rest were in obscurity instead of being millionaires? Also, hope you have some fun in half an hour.
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The uninformed will think you’re the best game ever made
This is the subject of episode six of iGamesNews’s Best Gaming Podcast of All Time. Here’s a rundown of who chose what.
Tom – ride your friend
A true classic from the era of Xbox Live Arcade, back in the days of Xbox 360. This multiplayer party game requires you to master a tricky scheme of individual limb control to climb up your friends and reach a higher point than them. It’s a fixed all-around timer, but does it win this very specific category?
Alex – Katamari Damacy
When you think of wacky video games, Katamari Damacy is probably near your brain. This hilarious game is essentially built around a simple idea: roll up objects to make a big ball. That’s it. It’s great. It helps that the game has one of the best soundtracks ever, and you can now play a version of it on almost every platform available.
Connor – Dongdong Never Dies
Yes, Connor isn’t here to explain this to me, so please watch the video above. It’s a fighting game unlike anything you’ve seen before. Enough said.
If you think Jim must be stopped at all costs, let us know which game you would choose. If you like the podcast, please subscribe and leave a comment saying how great it is and tell all your friends. Post a tweet about it, post it on Facebook, print out a copy of the podcast URL and put them on a park bench.
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