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Episode 207: Kicks Are For Kids
In: Podcasts by Edie Sellers
24 Jan 2013Hey, it’s a couple days after you should have recieved this episode. But it’s here. Finally. This week, Nick Dinicola, Holy Goalie, and Edie Sellers chat up games, news, and babysitting tips. Includes: Borderlands 2 DLC; Far Cry 3; Dust: An Elysian Tail Journey Around the World in 80 Days Hitman Absolution Hidden Path to [...]
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- Tags: 8 Bit Arcade, Around the World in 80 Days, Avatar Karting 2, Bleed, Borderlands 2, Dead Island Riptide, defense grid, Disney Infinity, Dust An Elysian Tail, far cry 3, Frank Zamboni, google, Hitman Absolution, Journey, Little Acorns Deluxe, Microsoft, Obama Administration, region switching, Storage Warfare, violent video games
Episode 169: Used Games Are Not the Enemy
In: Podcasts by Edie Sellers
30 Jan 2012Sometimes GameHounds is about news. Sometimes it’s about games. Sometimes it’s all about Skyrim. Actually, lately it’s frequently been all about Skyrim, … but that’s another post. This week, our intrepid GameHounds hosts — Holy Goalie, Nick Dinicola, and Edie Sellers — discuss one big news-related topic: Used games and their pros and cons. This [...]
GameHounds Episode 27: The Second Trimester
In: Podcasts by Edie Sellers
2 Aug 2008Second trimester? Wait, who’s pregnant. Nobody, but as we celebrate the six-month anniversary of the GameHounds Podcast, it occurs to us that this little baby of ours is entering it’s last three months before it becomes a human being. In otherwords, this podcast spawn is almost ready to be considered “fully functioning.” Oh, let’s not [...]
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