Justin, Ethan, and Josh hang out with the live chat audience after the Death in Video Games episode to make sure Josh doesn’t kill Justin. Also – preparing Ethan for Germany, selecting games for streaming, indie game review policies, Terraria, and more. Aftermath Episodes – The mics stay on after the show ends as the… Continue reading
Justin, Ethan, Cole, and Josh have had their share of failures in video games, but which one’s rank as their most memorable video game deaths? From the dark and brutal to the touching and tearful, the cast explores all definitions of game over. The Horrible Show – Join the editorial staff of HorribleNight.com as they… Continue reading
I tend to be an observant person. I pay attention to what is going on around me and develop my opinions based on what I see. I especially enjoy observing what games the younger generations are playing. Sitting in an airport can teach you a lot about what kids are playing today. As it isn’t… Continue reading
Mojang has been working hard in recent months to prepare Minecraft’s next update which would bring the PC version to 1.3. Now Mojang has come out to say you can get your hands on the next release on August 1, 2012! A week prior to the release date, Mojang will provide a “release candidate” to give server… Continue reading
The sky glows orange from a raging inferno that was once a beautiful metropolis. Orphans run barefoot in the streets, desperately trying to flee the evil demons that gulped their parents down in large bloody bites. You look on with anger in your heart; your fists clenched at your sides, veins protruding from your forearms… Continue reading
There’s a phenomenon I’ve noticed among supposedly refined people where anything they do or see is compared to something else. Regardless of the quality, similarities are seen as negative points against whatever item they’re judging, resulting in the detestable status of “rip-off.” In all honesty, I’ve found myself labeling things in this way, scoffing at… Continue reading
The ghosts of old video games are strong in the recent video game tales of Josh, Justin, Ethan, Cole and Brandon. They learn once again to never go in alone when up against disturbingly familiar monsters, even if it means that you just have a spotter. Super Gaming Best Friends: the podcast where Horrible Night writers… Continue reading
Brandon and JP had never planned on trying Minecraft, but the 360 release proved to be too enticing. They are joined by the seasoned Minecraft PC player, Aaron, to talk about their first impressions and plans for future adventures. The Cursed Checkpoint is a topical video game podcast focused on discussions and interviews about a single… Continue reading
Justin, Ethan, and Josh discuss the rise and the future of indie games while attempting to define what makes a game an indie game and the differences between large and small independent developers. The Horrible Show – Join the editorial staff of HorribleNight.com as they discuss a variety of entertainment-focused video game topics. This show… Continue reading
There’s some room for discussion on whether or not Minecraft really is an indie game anymore or if it ever was, but it’s my non-professional opinion the game still qualifies as an indie game. Ever since it blasted onto the PC scene on a shoestring budget I’ve watched it from afar. I knew in my heart I… Continue reading
You’d be stupid not to see that the indie gaming scene has taken the world by storm. Despite the big boys still having a stranglehold in terms of financial dominance, it would appear that the little guy is way ahead on respect, artistic merit and humility. Gamers are tired of being nickel-and-dimed with crappy DLC, hate… Continue reading
The Backlog Commandos, Cole and Andrew, join Josh and Justin to discuss among other things the proper rating for Rapture, duckfaces in space, hot bounty hunters, a bad game ending, WWI flight, drunk kids, non-games, Clive Barker, and Aladdin in Minecraft. Super Gaming Best Friends: the podcast where Horrible Night writers and friends get caught up… Continue reading