GameHounds Episode 73: Estrogen and Caffeine
In: Podcasts by Edie Sellers
20 Jul 2009
All you long-standing GameHounds listeners will be pleased to know that, this week, GamerEdie Sellers holds down the fort solo with special guest Elaine Garbarine (aka: etDragon) from Some Other Podcast.
You’ll be thrilled because you’ll remember that Elaine was the partner in crime with Edie in the infamous Estrogen and Alcohol episode, wherein both got extremely ripped on the podcast.
This time, they’re a year older and a year wiser. They only brought caffeinated drinks. But there was so much news this week, there was no shortage of sweet, sweet gaming-news lovin’… with a girlie twist.
They bring home the bacon, fry it up in the pan… you know the rest.
How do they do it? By chatting about:
- Activison reveals its . Anal rape ensues.
- Sony division.
- coming to your Xbox 360 in August.
- Realtime Worlds’ of Crackdown.
- Random stuff: Left 4 Dead mod, Assassin’s Creed PSP details, XBL update weirdness, Fallout 3 DLC pricing, Heavy Rain, LucasArts annoucements, Alan Wake.
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3 Responses to GameHounds Episode 73: Estrogen and Caffeine
VinceXombie
July 20th, 2009 at 2:37 pm
Hey Edie! If you’re looking for a game to play you should take the opportunity to finally get around to playing Shadow of the Colossus!
You’ll love it, I promise! (plus it’s cheaper than Persona 4)
July 23rd, 2009 at 4:19 pm
Great show, chicas! I can’t get over the stones that “Acti-bastard” must have to take UK gamers over the barrel like they’re planning. We all know MW2 will sell everywhere. If it works across the pond, guess what’s coming our way? Anyway, good show, enjoyed Elaine, and keep up the good work.
RichT
July 24th, 2009 at 4:44 pm
Just listening to the podcast…
Just a quick note… the developers of Crackdown 2 are a new developer Ruffian Games made up of people from Realtime worlds. Realtime worlds have decided to work solely on APB.
Just thought I’d say as you seemed quite negative on a new developer handling Crackdown.
Cheers,
Rich