Weekend Confirmed Episode 49
by Garnett Lee, Feb 25, 2011 12:00pm PSTAs winter storms head into California, a deluge of big games rain down on Whatcha' Been Playin? getting this week's show off to a strong start. Killzone 3, Bulletstorm, the Witcher 2, and Deus Ex: Human Revolution. With Jeff, Jeff, and Billy joining Garnett around the mics, the Warning picks up your conversations on controllers, matchmaking, and what it takes to make an enjoyable game. The show finishes strong with news of the 3DS launch titles, a new Medal of Honor from EA, and more in the Front Page.
Weekend Confirmed Ep. 49: 02/18/2011
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Weekend Confirmed comes in four segments to make it easy to listen to in segments or all at once. Here's the timing for this week's episode:
- Whatcha' Been Playin?: Start: 00:00:00 End: 00:28:08
- Whatcha' Been Playin? and Cannata-ford: 00:28:48 End: 01:02:07
- The Warning: 01:03:18 End: 01:37:32
- Featured Music "Window" by Pink Polo Productions: 01:37:32 End: 01:39:58
- The Front Page: Start: 01:39:58 End: 02:17:39
Featured Music break drops "Windows" by Pink Polo Prfocusing mainly on Hip Hop, Rock, Reggae, and Dance genres. Offering production, beat making, mixing, and mastering services. Catch them on their BandCamp page or Facebook
Original music in the show by Del Rio. Get his latest single, Small Town Hero on iTunes. Check out more, including the Super Mega Worm mix and other mash-ups on his ReverbNation page or Facebook page.
Jeff can also be seen on The Totally Rad Show. They've gone daily so there's a new segment to watch every day of the week!
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My fear is that by relying on such intense imagery while painting such a one-sided picture of the opposing forces as near universally evil, this game could end up stirring people feelings, and then not having a whole lot to say after the fact.
If the fictional Korean army weren't depicted as genocidal baby eaters, it might have given the developers a chance to make an actual statement. By depicting the collateral damages of war, as they would look in your own backyard, we have a chance to look in the mirror and maybe contemplate the consequences that we ourselves could be inflicting upon other countries, even when we have the best intentions in mind.
By playing the atrocity card, this whole message is effectively rendered moot, and the whole thing comes off as somewhere between nationalist propaganda and Micheal Bay.
Granted, I'm really only going on what I've heard, so maybe the game will tackle these issues a little more sensitively than I'm imagining.
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