Curiosity: It’s kind of like that.
You’ve probably been noticing some changes, here at The GameCola Podcast. We’re casting pods longer, and staying on topic more than ever before! In this podcast, we’re taking out all the stops and talking about videogames for the entire show. Who would have imagined that such a thing could be done! Join Alex Jedraszczak, Paul Franzen, and Michael Gray as they talk about such videogame topics as:
- Curiosity: what’s inside the cube?
- Avatar Curiosity Miner
- Stupid money-making tactics employed by freemium games
- Are ROMs actually legal if you own a physical copy of the game?
- How long should developers wait before remaking a game?
- A tender and poignant tale of Jeddy’s youth
- An in-depth discussion of Final Fantasy for the NES
- The Ominous Voice’s new column
- Habitues
- How we prepare for the podcast
Just imagine—you could be listening to all of these topics about videogames right now, if only you were listening to the podcast! Don’t worry. You can listen to the podcast right here, on this very site! And, here you thought you could only hear it on our YouTube channel.
Can’t wait to listen to this one! Congrats for staying on topic…? Let you know when I finish it, haha. Probably while I’m working on Chapter 5!!! 🙂
Ten bucks says that the video is Gangnam Style.
Wires were still pretty standard for me back for the Gameboy SP. Then the “wireless adapter” which was used mostly with Pokemon if I recall correctly.
I was kinda in between growing up with video games. I wasn’t shunned or anything, but it wasn’t really a thing where I grew up. After elementary school basically no one outside of my brother played video games to my knowledge. But whenever I brought it up no one really seemed to have negative opinions of it. Wasn’t until highschool that I really got into the mass culture that video games has to offer.
I didn’t technically grow up with video games. Other people I knew had them, while I had a Game Boy Color. I didn’t get a console until the Wii a few years ago. I did play a lot of video games at friends’ houses.
I also love when guys in my grade make video game references that aren’t for sports or COD (nothing against those, but they’re pretty common). I just look at them and think ‘Huh, I may actually be able to tolerate you now.’
I was playing this while waiting for Mock Trial to start and my friend and pricipal were watching me play it. My principal told me that it was the biggest waste of time, and I told her that that was probably true, but… it’s addictive. However, it keeps stealing my coins for no apparent reason.
tell her about tiny tower, then she will no what a true waste of time is.
And I just spelled know wrong… How in god’s name does that happen.