If you missed us live, you can catch the replay here:
Edited by CheapyD, 05 September 2012 - 01:57 AM.
#1
Head Cheap Ass
Posted 21 July 2012 - 01:05 AM
If you missed us live, you can catch the replay here:
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#6
CAGiversary!
Posted 02 September 2012 - 01:02 AM
Here is my question: How many pieces of swag did Wombat get so far and how much more will it take to fill the void in his heart?
First of all, Wombat is still in NY. Second, the void will never be filled. Third, we are still waiting on Wombat's full report from Gamescom 2012.
Finally, I would like to know if any more info has been garnered on the WiiU: MSRP? Product shortage due to holiday demand? Etc.
P.S. Did Tai have a blast and what games did he think were the best?
Thanks!
#9
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Posted 02 September 2012 - 01:30 AM
Here is my question: How many pieces of swag did Wombat get so far and how much more will it take to fill the void in his heart?
Wombat isn't here. But me and my son have gotten enough swag for 5 Wombats
.Really, though, I don't think PAX has nearly the swag that E3 has.
#12
Stay@HomeDad Gamer
Posted 02 September 2012 - 04:28 AM
I doubt it affects you guys much, but you could talk about NCSoft's sudden closing of Paragon Studios (City of Heroes/ Villains) on the first day of PAX. Reminds me of THQ trying to quietly close a studio on the first day of E3.
#15
Livin' a CAG paradise
Posted 02 September 2012 - 03:11 PM
I'll be there!
Hope to hear you talk about the indie games like Vessel, Containment (kind of hidden behind the Games Workshop bookstore on the 6th floor), Code Hero, Fist Puncher (in the Hyatt next to the Kraken Theater), and Organ Trail (also in the Hyatt). The stories for me have been Assassin's Creed 3's lack of a line--they had a lady with a mic out yesterday begging people to get in line for the demo. Seemt to me that, at least among the hardcore PAX audience, there is serious franchise fatigue around AC. Hope you got to see XCOM: Enemy Unknown--that wasn't one on my radar, but that looks really good. Kind of a reinvigorating of a genre that hasn't been approached from a AAA perspective in a long time. The game that I knew nothing about, but that impressed me (and a lot of other people by the look around their booth) was Hawken. To my eye, it looked like World of Tanks, but prettier and with mechs instead of tanks.
I am not a card game/board game guy, but I really enjoyed learning about & playing "Cards Against Humanity." And of course, when I went back to the booth yesterday to purchase the game, they were sold out.
Looking forward to the show to see what you guys have seen that I missed.
Hope to hear you talk about the indie games like Vessel, Containment (kind of hidden behind the Games Workshop bookstore on the 6th floor), Code Hero, Fist Puncher (in the Hyatt next to the Kraken Theater), and Organ Trail (also in the Hyatt). The stories for me have been Assassin's Creed 3's lack of a line--they had a lady with a mic out yesterday begging people to get in line for the demo. Seemt to me that, at least among the hardcore PAX audience, there is serious franchise fatigue around AC. Hope you got to see XCOM: Enemy Unknown--that wasn't one on my radar, but that looks really good. Kind of a reinvigorating of a genre that hasn't been approached from a AAA perspective in a long time. The game that I knew nothing about, but that impressed me (and a lot of other people by the look around their booth) was Hawken. To my eye, it looked like World of Tanks, but prettier and with mechs instead of tanks.
I am not a card game/board game guy, but I really enjoyed learning about & playing "Cards Against Humanity." And of course, when I went back to the booth yesterday to purchase the game, they were sold out.
Looking forward to the show to see what you guys have seen that I missed.
Edited by Cursor, 02 September 2012 - 03:31 PM.
