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Rated NA 99: Gentleman Podcast

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The gang returns from PAX East 2013 with tales of gaming, friendship, and pax pox. In Hilary’s absence, an attempt at a gentleman podcast is made. We talk about our favorite games, from AAA to indie, from tabletop to mobile. Finally, you share your favorite, recent con memories with us in our NAQOTW.

Rated NA 99

Scott

Hi, I’m one of the founders of Nerd Appropriate and the Rated NA podcast. I like good and bad sci-fi films/tv, synthesizers, and the retrofuture. I am primarily an Xbox gamer, but also do some PC and Switch gaming as well. By day, I am a research scientist, mostly in topics related to human-computer interaction and user experience. Before all of this, fellow NA co-founder Matt and I played music together in various bands. I also used to make "comedy" videos for my high school morning news program before there was a place to post them online. Favorite Star Wars character? Admiral Ackbar. Best Bond era? Timothy Dalton (Craig a close second). Top 3 games? Let's go with System Shock 2, A Link to the Past, and Super Castlevania IV. Thanks for being a part of this labor of nerdy love with us.
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  7. Fluidfyre

    You know, meeting devs at PAX that are super excited about the game made me buy games at Prime that I didn’t know about and might never have purchased. So I completely agree with you – studios shouldn’t discount the power of having people that love their work sharing it with others. In particular, the indie games — especially when it’s only a couple of devs. You can see their heart is in their work.

    Thanks for the enthusiasm about Don’t Starve, it sounds awesome. And stress-inducing.

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