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Veronica Belmont & Brian Brushwood can't live without video games. They'd literally die. TWiT's first video game show, Game On, fixes this. They are sustained by playing games and then gleefully bringing you news, reviews, and commentary about console and PC games that you'll…
In our debut episode, Brian and Veronica discuss the PlayStation 4, talk with David Jaffe, the game director/designer for Twisted Metal and God of War, review Star Wars: The Old Republic, and revisit Grand Theft Auto 3 for iOS. Also, Leo Laporte like you've never seen him before...and a racist robot.
Brian and Veronica discuss new Star Wars: The Old Republic feature announcements, debate in-game purchases, speculate on Halo 4 and interview World Series MVP Curt Schilling about his new RPG Kingdom of Amalur: Reckoning. Also, a little girl swears.
Voice over legend Liam O'Brien (Final Fantasy, World of Warcraft, Naruto) talks about his new projects and how to grunt. Liam has spent the last decade, writing, and directing for animation, video games, and the theatre. Top 5 FPS kills. Veronica reviews the new Tropico 4 DLC. A plea for justice.
Author of Ready Player One, Ernest Cline talks about the book and what will have to change in his script for the movie adaptation. First look at Spec Ops: The Line, best mistranslations, Dafnay The Gamer Girl reviews From Dust.
Sony Sound Designer Robert Krekel talks noise. Rob has worked on many games and films. Including Uncharted 3: Drake's Deception, DC Universe Online, and many more. Mass Effect 3 demo. Gotham City Impostors. Kingdoms of Amalur. Brian gets legal, Phoenix Wright style.
Double Fine mastermind and founder Tim Schafer talks Kickstarter. He is the creative force behind Psychonauts, Grim Fandango, and Day of the Tentacle. PS Vita reviewed, debated with Tom Merritt. Top 5 failed consoles. Casual Encounters.
Twisted Metal reviewed with Anthony Carboni. Brian is obsessed with Drop 7. Dafnay reviews Dear Esther. Scott Johnson of The Instance says MMOs are about to change and 2012 is the last year of MMOs as we know them.
We have gameplay footage of Halo 4! Gary Whitta, writer of The Book of Eli and former Editor-in-Chief of PC Gamer magazine, talks about his new gig on The Walking Dead video game. Classic video game songs turn deadly.
Notch & Jeb talk Minecraft. Mass Effect 3 review PLUS interview with BioWare’s Billy Buskell. Also Civilization: Revolution on iOS, sexy rubbing time.
Felicia Day (Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog, The Guild, Buffy The Vampire Slayer) talks about Geek & Sundry, Romany Malco (40 Year Old Virgin, Unsupervised) plays Draw Something and Brian & Veronica interview OMGPOP's Draw Something team. Brian takes on a Journey and Veronica explores Mass Effect 3. Plus, the best fake sports video games.
Anthony Carboni (Revision3's New Challenger) on Ninja Gaiden. Real life video game props with Bill Doran of Punished Props. Is the Mass Effect 3 ending change BS? Angry Birds Space with Bad Astronomer Phil Plait.
Dan Stapleton of GameSpy gives us the details on Sim City 5. Best video game themes ever. Zombies, Run! Plus, a LIVE performance by The Glowing Stars.
Leisure Suit Larry's Al Lowe and Paul Trowe, CEO of Replay Games, talk Kickstarter. We also interview Brad Crawford on the new arcade documentary 100 Yen. Plus, we say goodbye in our final episode.
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