What’s up all you Got Gamers…This was my second and final week hosting the program and I had a real blast, thank you to everyone that listened. Rob Wong once again sits in as our fourth member and then after the broadcast we will be putting him on waivers and reactivating the returning Zack Cooper for next week’s show…
Here is the audio of this weeks show that had its debut airing after the Sunday Evening contest between the New York Mets and the Atlanta Braves:
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On this episode we talk about Casual Connect Seattle which is a conference for makers of casual games, things like pc downloadables and iPhone games. We have an interview with our boys from Cerebral Vortex a St. Catherines based company that specializes in casual games and we wish them all the best at the conference.
Momin reviews Chris Bosh’s iPhone application which is something you should look into if you are a fan of the Toronto Raptors superstar and Bryan checks out Battlefield 1943 which YOU can preview in the video below:
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Thanks again for listening to Got Game and I’ll catch you next week back in my usual chair.
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Hey guys,
Enjoyed the discussion on activison handing out pretty special hardware i.e Night vision goggles. You should dedicate more time to special edition items and if they are worth the extra dough.
I personally think the nightvision stuff if very cool. I mean its has a function outside of the game. If you look at Rock Band. The ion drum kit which retailed for $300 U.S was used for the game but could be used outside and become its own electric drum set. And that’s a good price to pay rather than a regular set of drum
- Jushin