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Building Game Communities

22 May Features Games and Gaming Retrospectives








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It seems like game developers and publishers tend to take a few different strategies with how they release and support their games. This can be for any number of reasons, like meeting a release date, reaching specific sales numbers, and experimenting with sales models. Let’s take a look at what works and what doesn’t.

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Full Glass Empty Clip Podcast: Golden Ticket Edition (03.30.2011)

31 Mar Features Games and Gaming News Retrospectives Reviews Tech








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No, it sadly isn’t a real Golden Ticket to Valve’s headquarters, but listener Katrel was nice enough to make it for us after our opining last week (he tells us he found it in a “box” of Portal 2), which takes the sting away a little. Thanks, Katrel!

This week has been slow for the gaming industry, allowing us to bring you all the news that is fit for your eagerly awaiting ears. We cover things like hacker troubles in Zynga-land, the state of PC ports, and how Nintendo is managing to mess up a product that is selling out anyways, as well as Metacritic’s lose-lose developer ratings system.

For feedback, complaints, and suggestions, hit us up at fgecpodcast@fullglassemptyclip.com. If you’re listening to us via iTunes, please review us so we aren’t so sad and lonely.

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Full Glass Empty Clip Podcast: A Very Special Late Live Edition (03.01.11)

2 Mar Features Games and Gaming News Retrospectives Reviews Tech











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There’s something special waiting for you inside this episode of the FGEC Podcast. What, you ask? Well, for one thing, we managed to actually get in the same room to record things. Will that carry over to an actual increase in quality? You decide, as we briefly cover such topics as the inevitable success of the Japanese 3DS launch, OnLive’s bold marketing push, and Activision seeing more dollar signs out of Guitar Hero; and speculate about the one of the first forays of popular music into narrative games. Listen, share it with your friends, and shoot us some feedback at fgecpodcast@fullglassemptyclip.com

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Felicia Day and Bioware to Release Dragon Age 2 Web Series

16 Feb News


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The 6-episode web series will be written and starred in by Day, who will continue to make Season 5 of her existing web series, The Guild.

More info at USA Today

May the Mods be With You, a List of Star Wars Mods (Part 3)

11 Feb Features Games and Gaming Retrospectives















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In parts one and two we covered FPS and RTS Star Wars mods, respectively. Now it’s time for us to turn our attention to anything that doesn’t fit in those first two categories. There turns out to be not that much. Most games with modding tools are for those first two genres. Luckily, it turns out I missed a few mods in the first two parts, so I’ll include those here as well. Continue reading »

May the Mods be with You, a List of Star Wars Mods (Part 2)

9 Feb Features Retrospectives

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Once again I’m back to walk through one of the most common PC game modification settings ever: Star Wars. The first installment covered FPS mods, this time, RTS games are getting the treatment. Despite the Star Wars series having many official RTS licenses over the years: Rebellion, Force Commander, Galactic Battlegrounds, and Empire at War, there have been limitations with each (Scope, game engine, the game being any good).

EDIT: Part 3 is out now. Check it out! Continue reading »

May the Mods be With You, a List of Star Wars Mods (Part 1)

6 Feb Features Games and Gaming Retrospectives

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So if you’ve been playing PC games long enough, you probably feel like every game that comes out that isn’t already one of LucasArts’ 12 Million Star Wars games has its own Star Wars mod. Well, you wouldn’t be far off. There are a whole lot of them. Today I’m just covering the FPS games, but RTS, Space Sims, and others will be covered in the next installments.

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Full Glass Empty Clip Podcast: At Least We Look Professional Edition, Part 2 (1.27.11)

28 Jan Features Games and Gaming News Retrospectives Reviews Tech




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Here is the promised second bit of our back-from-vacation podcast. We hope you missed the sounds of our voices ringing in your ears and our enjoying our new header image. (For the record, it’s Kasey on the right, and yours truly on the left.)

After wrapping up the first half of the episode, we moved on to covering Valve’s delightful Portal 2 announcement, Sony and Activision’s PS3 hacking and CoD:MW2 troubles, more amusing “analysis” from Michael Pachter, Japan’s ongoing JRPG problems, and some awful gaming promotions that make us feel like we’re in 1995. Join us this weekend for another podcast of dubious quality and certain drinking.

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Bulletstorm System Requirements Revealed

Looks like it’s won’t be too resource-hungry. Steam release was also confirmed via Twitter.