Video Game Theory Test Run is Live

Video Game Theory Test Episode. The reason it’s only 14 minutes is that Josh had to work today with no prior knowledge. Also missing this week was Kara Sanders, who had prior engagements. Next week’s episode will be a full length podcast(we’re thinking around 30 minutes) and we will be decidedly more prepared. The audio quality is going to be an ongoing issue until we can afford better equipment. I think it’s just fine for a recording in a coffee shop. By the way, we want to thank the San Francisco Bread Company(in Hot Springs, AR) for the couches. Actually, they had no knowledge of our recording, so we’re not really thanking them for anything.

Main Feed- 64 kbps mono

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http://www.vgtheory.com/podcast/feed/

Hopefully by next week, iTunes will have picked up our feed.

Hosts: Ricky Coulter, Josh Boone, Dillon Bray

  • Everyone issues comments regarding the poor audio quality
  • Josh feels that Dillon has a vagina
  • Dillon disagrees
  • They each try a different Cappuccino this week
  • I wimped out with the Apple Juice
  • I explain the Nintendo DS Wifi Connection, as well as Nintendo’s business practices
  • Portable Console Trojans that brick the PSP and DS
  • Dillon hates DRM and Josh believes that Sony was infultrated by Nazis’
  • Dillon attempts to pitch the GP2X
  • Josh and I gain amusement at his expense
  • I fill in the GP2X info gaps left behind by Dillon
  • Josh argues that his insults contain no actual curse words

    • Running Time: 14:15
    Thursday, October 13th, 2005 Podcast

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