Lock And Load, Podcasts|July 8, 2010 4:56 pm

Platform Nation’s Lock and Load – Episode 24



Welcome to this weeks episode of Platform Nation’s Lock and Load, your weekly official P*N Video Game Podcast.

This weeks hosts are, Steven Artlip (Steve519), Scott diMonda (WCC5723) and Mark Rea (A Dark Knight 2).

Our primary objective this week:
- Cutting the cord, leaving cable behind

Our rapid fire topics this week are:
- Spreading The Love, by Mike Murphy
- The Death Of Single-Player, by Nathan Hardisty
- Repeat Performance; PC Vs Console, by Scott Meador
- Reflection: Sony To Shut Down “Eye Of Judgement” Servers, by Tym Kaywork
- Transcending Emotions: Music in Videogames – Part 1, by Julian Montoya
- Craigslist User Willing To Pay For a Job In Game Industry, by Matt McMillian
- Blood Gulch Is Back!, by Rane Pollock
- Party Chat And The Death Of Multiplayer, by Jake Pearce
- Sega Denies Alpha Protocol Sequel, by Patrick Cavasar
- Slim White 320 GB HDD PlayStation, by Andrew Badger

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Author: My name is Steve as you might have guessed. I'm the Owner/Community Manager here at PlatformNation.com. You can follow me on Twitter or Facebook if you like but you are going to see less gaming talk there and more of my random nonsense.
  • Jason Large (BeaArthur)

    As of now I still do it the old fashioned way. It’s just more convenient to have a cable package. By the way I hate Direct TV. I was seeing how much it was to upgrade to HD and it turns out I would have to pay $200 for the cable box and then pay them a monthly fee, screw that. If they didn’t have exclusive rights to the NFL package I would drop them tomorrow. Glad to see Mark likes it’s Always Sunny, I’m a huge fan, and Californication is pretty good as well. There were a lot of sequels at E3 this year so I was wondering what franchises do you guys think just need to die?

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