Well-Versed In The Classics - A Video Game and PC Game Podcast

Well-Versed In The Classics - Episode 12

1 h 48 min · 28. Juli 2012
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Video Game Magazines! Prior to the internet's explosion in popularity, video game magazines were an indispensable part of gaming culture. From reviews to previews, cheat codes to reader mail, they helped foster a common language of video games and created awareness of a larger gaming community. In this episode, we focus on the gaming magazines that had an impact on us growing up, and also take a look at the future of the medium and its new wave of print-on-demand publications. Don't forget to subscribe now and save 70% off the newsstand price! Please visit us at http://wellversedintheclassics.blogspot.com/

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Well-Versed In The Classics - Episode 11

The Mana/Seiken Densetsu Series! Formerly one of Square's flagship properties, the Mana/Seiken Densetsu series began on the Game Boy but is best known for the 1993 smash SNES hit Secret of Mana. Each subsequent game in the series has struggled in the shadow of that landmark title, but they admirably tried to do something different while creating a consistent "World of Mana" between them. Even the Square USA-developed and Mana-inspired Secret of Evermore managed to stand apart, thanks to smart writing and a presentation designed to appeal to Western audiences. In this episode, we take a look at each of the major entries in this revered-yet-divisive series and offer our thoughts on its enduring popularity. Please visit us at http://wellversedintheclassics.blogspot.com/

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