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Ep. 209 - Blopper Goes Knobby, with K Thor Jensen
The Insert Credit Show
English - November 08, 2021 03:26 - 1 hour - 76.7 MB - ★★★★★ - 99 ratingsVideo Games Leisure Homepage Download Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Overcast Castro Pocket Casts RSS feed
Artist, writer, cartoonist and game designer K Thor Jensen joins the panel to cover being Mr. Google-Ass, having to go fast and slightly worse, and episode titles.
Questions this week:
Frank Cifaldi asks: Is the Intellivision Amico “physical game” scam the future of physical games? (06:12)
How can video games adapt the comic book format better than Comix Zone? (13:08)
What has been the worst video game music of the last generation? (18:21)
How would you design a Dune game like never before? (23:43)
Design a video game t-shirt that, even given prominent advertising, exactly zero people would buy. (29:27)
Dirtbag Spencer asks: Does Nintendo actually have something that makes them the best game developer, or is that just fans projecting? (36:07)
What are the best video game lists you’ve seen? (42:12)
Violence Island (47:03)
What is the The Simpsons of video games? (56:19)
LIGHTNING ROUND: Game Name Combo Breaking (01:01:41)
Recommendations and Outro (01:14:41)
You’re the best there is at what you do, but what you do is discuss this episode in the forums!
A SMALL SELECTION OF THINGS REFERENCED:
That Box That Hurts Your Hand When You Put It In There
Microsoft Solitaire “Keep It Casual” T-shirt
Microsoft Minesweeper Game Board Throw Pillow
Giger-likes thread at forums.insertcredit.com
Satoshi Matrix’s Top 100 NES/Famicom Games
That screenshot from Way of the Warrior that Frank keeps linking during the Lightning Round
Recommendations:
Frank: Guardians of the Galaxy
Brandon: A Chinese Ghost Story (1987), Firestorm: 72 Hours in Oakland (1993)
K Thor: Tears of the Black Tiger (2000) on Tubi, find something you can chew on
Edited by Esper Quinn. Original Music by Kurt Feldman.