Guys, guys, it's their first show, let them figure it out first. Don't kill it before it gets any good, it could easily become a great segment (haven't watched much of it yet myself to form my own opinion).
I was okay with adding Gamespot dudes at first, because that means that they can probably find someone who knows what they're talking about to play the games. And then baseball and Naruto happened.
...why are the Gamespot dudes there?
Davison split months ago.Thought this would be a premium thing..checked it out when I realized it wasn't. Dat terrible Gamespot crew lol. Seriously, cringe worthy. Also who's that bald guy, isn't John Davison the head of Gamespot?
Also who's that bald guy, isn't John Davison the head of Gamespot?
Justin Calvert. Davison left a while ago.
What the fuck? Why? Didn't dude jump ship like 900x in the last 2 years?
I imagine they are trying to convert Giant Bomb video watchers, whom I assume consume a lot of video content, in to also watching Gamespot video content.
It's like when Jon Stewart used to talk to Stephen Colbert before the latter's show started so people didn't change the channel, except in that situation, both those guys were talented.
Seeing that gamespot is the site with the bigger traffic (well, assuming here) couldn't it be the other way round too?
Though seriously, I find it funny how antagonistic most of you think the relationship between the 2 brands are.
Not sure if this is the right thread but I just started listening to the bombcast with the most recent show being my first. Was wondering what some good episodes were to go back and listen to.
They're all good, though I don't know how relevant you want them to be. Personally I don't know how people go back and listen to old shows, what's the fun in listening to people talk about shit that's already happened/known.. but I'd say go back 2 or 3 months, maybe their goty stuff from last year.
We don't think it's antagonistic between them, we just remember being told "don't worry, GB will be GB and that's that." Well.........like someone above said. This essentially replaces quick looks for the new games. So, all quick looks will be done like this?
They're all good, though I don't know how relevant you want them to be. Personally I don't know how people go back and listen to old shows, what's the fun in listening to people talk about shit that's already happened/known.. but I'd say go back 2 or 3 months, maybe their goty stuff from last year.
For the most part I'm always behind on gaming anyways so hearing about old gaming news or hearing them talk about older games wouldn't really bother me too much. Though I actually liked them not talking about games the most out of the more recent show.
They're all good, though I don't know how relevant you want them to be. Personally I don't know how people go back and listen to old shows, what's the fun in listening to people talk about shit that's already happened/known.. but I'd say go back 2 or 3 months, maybe their goty stuff from last year.
It can be really funny to listen to really old podcasts (I'm halfway through 2008 right now). They expect new consoles for the next year and make a ton of crazy predictions that never happened.
I mean if you guys enjoy it, great, I just have zero interest in people talking about completely non-relevant stuff. Maybe if I started playing a game now and wanted to go back and refresh my memory of what they thought of it..but I doubt that since I don't play a lot of the stuff they do heh.
Bah, for me it's mostly to have background noise at work.
Name of the feature: "If You Liked ____, Then You'll Like ____".each Wednesday GB and gamespot crew get together and play a few games that are either spiritual and/or direct prequels to games being released during current week. Juxtaposition old and new games and talk about transformation of characters, gameplay, or just reminisce. Thematically this is much more interesting than the setup of this current Wednesday show and will also facilitate it in acquiring a much needed focus.
My problem with the show had nothing to do with the GameSpot guys. For me it just seemed redundant for the games that they care about because we'll inevitably get QL for those games. At the same time, when it comes to the games that they have no interest in, it's not all that informative, which makes sense considering the format. Even with that said, it wouldn't really bother me but it was quite long and seemed to require more planning and effort than their normal weekly live shows and if it was done weekly, I have a hard time imagining it not cutting into the features I appreciate more.
I literally can't tell who is kidding and who is being serious anymore with their criticisms.
Seeing that gamespot is the site with the bigger traffic (well, assuming here) couldn't it be the other way round too?