A Game To Remember

Episode 22 is finally here and it was a doozy. I talked with my friend, musician Travis Adams (My Hotel Year, Inkwell) about his memories of the 8-Bit classics Metroid and Castlevania. We touched on a lot more than that including No Man's Sky, some stories from when he produced a record for my old band Early Next Year and the inspiration behind the first album from his new project Sinking State, "The Absent Observer"

This episode closes with a snippet of the NES inspired track Varia Suit by Travis's previous band, Field Kit. Enjoy!

Theme Song Credit: Wes Locher

It's time for Season 2 of A Game To Remember, my first conversation of the year was with Independent Game Developer Ami Charnoff who is hard at work creating an original 3D Platformer called Teddy and Bo: Search For The Dreamcatcher

We talked about her experiences over the past 3 years she's spent working on the game and also one of her inspriations, the Gamecube classic Super Mario Sunshine.

To stay up to date with what's going on with Teddy and Bo follow @teddyandbo on Twitter and check out the first trailer for the game at this link:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U8NiljPIO98&feature=youtu.be

and just like that we've come to the final episode of the year. As a little year end treat for everyone, I decided to do the most narcissistic thing possible and have someone come interview me for my own podcast.

Charlie Bowie, hilarious comic and one of the hosts of the Poking The Bear podcast, indulged me in this ridiculousness and talked to me about one of my favorite games Super Mario RPG! Enjoy and happy new year.

Artwork Credit: Lorraine Cornillie

Theme Song Credit: Wes Locher

I'm finally back with Episode 19! Yeah....I said episode 20 in the intro, sue me.

I sat down with comedian Rey Reyes to talk about playing Final Fantasy VII at a very young age and excessive difficulty in games. Enjoy!

Please pay special attention to the intro of this episode, there's some people that I needed to thank for helping me get the show where it is today, I don't know how I would have done it without them.

Artwork Credit: Lorraine Cornillie

Music Credit: Wes Locher

Hey everybody, I'm putting out the episode a little early due to Thanksgiving so you can digest (heh, see what I did there) it before the holiday.

Enjoy this conversation about the 1998 Playstation classic Metal Gear Solid with local comic Chris Alexander!

Theme Song Credit: Wes Locher

Artwork Credit: Lorraine Cornillie