Weekend Confirmed Episode 52
by Garnett Lee, Mar 18, 2011 11:00am PDTWeekend Confirmed celebrates our one year anniversary in style with your help, great games, and special guest James Stevenson, senior community manager for Insomniac Games. He joins the two Jeffs and Garnett for a massive show that wastes no time getting started in Whatcha' Been Playin? with games like Dragon Age 2, Homefront, Ghost of Sparta, and Tera to name a few. The Warning this week comes entirely from listener submitted questions and topics and it fuels some spirited discussions. And the news in the Front Page covers info on the impact of the Tohoku earthquake on the video game industry, February NPD sales figures, a couple of game announcements, and more.
Weekend Confirmed Ep. 52: 03/18/2011
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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 Part 1: Start: 00:00:00 End: 00:32:55
- Whatcha' Been Playin Part 2: Start: 00:33:40 End: 01:04:54
- The Warning: Start: 01:06:00 End: 01:41:58
- Featured Music "Disconnected" by Living Illusion: 01:41:58 End: 01:45:10
- Front Page news: Start: 01:45:10 End: 02:25:18
Living Illusion is an independent rock band hailing from Edmonton Alberta Canada (also the home of BioWare). The song "Disconnected - (Kenton Thomas Splice)" is a remixed track off their new album "Suffering". Both versions of the song and the full album are now available on iTunes. For more from Living Illusion check out their official site, myspace, youtube, 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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Comments
Now, I know he was into the sauce a bit, but I have to admit that I am more than a bit annoyed at how childish he acted, especially when I took the time to offer up a compromise (playing 30 seconds of the song at the break then the rest at the end of the show).
If I wanted to slag the music breaks I would talk about how generic the song are, or how tenuous the connection to the shows community is, or how unbearable the song choice is... But I won't do that.
All I will ask is this; Garnett, how would you feel if a developer you loved had something a large segment of their community, including you, despised, yet they kept returning to anyway?
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