Podcast
The RambleCast
Hosted by Chris Cesarano · EN
A video game podcast that delves a bit more critically into the art of game design and the various controversies of the industry.
10episodes
Episodes
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Shelving the RambleCast
Aug 31, 201500:00:14Tap to summarizeThe RambleCast is currently being shelved. Thanks for listening
Transcribe →Violence
Jul 26, 201500:01:11Tap to summarizeChris gathers with special guests Phil and Ryan to discuss how they've responded to violence throughout their lives.
Transcribe →Batman: Arkham Knight
Jul 19, 201500:01:32Tap to summarizeShawn Andrich joins Gerry and Chris to discuss the ins and outs of Batman: Arkham Knight.
Transcribe →Diversity Talk #1
Jul 7, 201500:01:56Tap to summarizeGerry, Joey and Chris talk diversity in gaming, methods to improve, and when the call for diversity interferes with artistic expression.
Transcribe →E3 2015
Jun 21, 201500:01:45Tap to summarizeSpecial Guest Lani kicks off the show by telling us about the upcoming TooManyGames convention, and then Sean, Gerry and Chris discuss their personal highlights of E3 in 2015.
Transcribe →Pre-E3 2015
Jun 14, 201500:00:59Tap to summarizeA simple episode reflecting on E3 as a media juggernaut and its role in the past.
Transcribe →Interview with Image and Form
May 19, 201500:00:49Tap to summarizeA year ago Chris sat down to interview Brjann Sigurgeirsson of Image and Form, developers of Steamworld Dig. He has chosen to release that interview in podcast form.
Transcribe →NFC - Scott Pilgrim vs. The World
Apr 28, 201500:01:12Tap to summarizeChris and his friends gather once more to discuss the art of film. This week, it's Scott Pilgrim vs. The World.
Transcribe →YouTube, Twitch, and Games Media
Apr 19, 201500:01:18Tap to summarizeSean Sands from GamersWithJobs joins Gerry and I as we look into how YouTube and Twitch have changed how we absorb information about games and what that means for games media as a whole.
Transcribe →Japanese Games Publishers
Apr 5, 201500:01:39Tap to summarizeThe current state of Japanese Games Publishers like Capcom, Square Enix, Konami and Nintendo, and how they've adapted globally... or failed to.
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