In which I chat with MobCrush’s Head of Creator Network Phil Ranta! Ranta’s world is somewhat alien to me as it involves talent and company (or “brand” as the kids say) relations. So we talked about how...
Author - Anton A. Hill
In which I chat with Nintendo World Report‘s director John Rairdin, or as I call him, Johnny Rare (as in RareWare), in this crazy-long extendo episode that completely sucked JR’s evening away. In it, we chat...
In which I chat with Paul Nurminen, VP of Product Development at Intellivision Entertainment. Turns out Nurminen and I had a ton in common what with both of our entries into video games being the Intellivision, both having wives...
In which I perform a rambling monologue on a comparison between level design in “Doom ’16,” “Metroid Prime,” and even a little on theme park Halloween attraction mazes (even though they’re not...
In which I bash Catholic gamer Max Dean Esmay and Catholic gamer and indie dev Paolo “Game Diviner” Munoz. Over their heads! Really hard! With a mallet! Okay, no, not really. In fact, Esmay and Munoz and I had a...
In which I chat with (gaming) journalist, sometimes podcaster, and general jolly, juicy guy Brad Glasgow of Game Objective. As I admitted to Glasgow, I knew of him (and possibly interacted with him?) for years, but wasn’t...
In which I chat with “VR Puppet Murder Mystery’s” Erin Finnegan about her soon-ending Kickstarter project, working for Adobe, how much she’s not a fan of video games (but yes to mobile games), our...
In which I chat with Grant of the “Digital Roadmap Podcast.” I completely, utterly, embarrassingly forget how I bumped into Grant’s show, but I’m so glad I did as, unlike this show, he focuses entirely on...
In which I chat with Mario Castaneda and Ty Taylor, creators of, among many other games and arts, the B&W puzzler “The Bridge.” As I say in the episode, I don’t quite recall how I bumped into “The...
In which I barely scratch the surface with Ryan Miller Games‘ Ryan Miller, creator of, among other games, “Overkill: Halloween Slasher.” And when I say “barely scratch the surface,” boy, do I mean...
