Post-Game Podcast

This week's show features Corey coughing up a lung. The guys decided to split up the format in honor of March Madness, so there are two halves, instead of four quarters. 1st Half: Marc and Corey discuss the newest Playstation Exclusive Bloodborne. Does it meet the hype? Then, Marc tries to convice Corey to buy it, only to find out [REDACTED]. Halftime: The podcasting partners take some time to discuss wishlist items for both Madden NFL 16 and FIFA 16. 2nd Half: Corey regales Marc with tales of cyber robbery in GTA V's Heist mode, while Marc pretends not to care but secretly wishes he was playing. Post-Game: Next week we will be checking in with the newest episodes of Tales From the Borderlands, Game of Thrones, and Life is Strange. Be sure to check out our wrestling show on March 27th! Follow us on Twitter Like us on Facebook Follow Marc on Twitter Follow Corey on Twitter Follow us on Twitch Subscribe on iTunes Find us on Stitcher

This week's show discusses early Battlefield: Hardline impressions of both the campaign and multiplayer, and the spectacular early reception for Ori & the Blind Forest.  Later in the show, our duo discuss the recent announcement of Rory McIlroy as EA SPORTS new cover-boy for their new PGA TOUR title, Kendrick Lamar's brilliant sophomore release and the retirement of Chris Borland of the San Francisco 49ers.  1st Quarter: Marc & Corey discuss their early thoughts on Battlefield: Hardline. They have some differing opinions on the campaign, and go through the title's many multiplayer modes.  2nd Quarter: Is Ori & the Blind Forest really as good as the reviews say it is? Both men agree, and their early impressions show that it is easily a early front-runner for Game of the Year discussions.  Halftime: This week saw the early release of Kendrick Lamar's highly anticipated album - To Pimp A Butterfly. Our duo discusses the impact of the conceptual album, and

This week's show is packed full of topics and discussion on everything from the big Apple event, the crazy sauce that is the NFL off-season, GDC announcements and a few gaming indie sequels that deserve your money. Check below for the complete rundown! 1st Quarter: Marc & Corey discuss the intriguing and insane NFL off-season, complete with trade analysis, free agency signings, crazy Chip Kelly and the demolition of Corey's beloved San Francisco 49ers.  2nd Quarter: Two indie sequels hit the marketplace - OlliOlli 2 and Hotline Miami 2, and the duo give their quick takes on both with some early impressions and discussion on both (hot) soundtracks.  Halftime: The Apple "Spring Forward" event brought a release date and pricing for the Apple Watch and a new MacBook. Are both worth your money? A discussion on both is had, including Corey's recent, somewhat lucky MacBook purchase.  3rd Quarter: GDC Announcements/Virtual Reality. There are agreements and some disagreements on both topics as

This week our duo returns with a heavy dose of TV talk, the return of Yeezus, and some gaming they missed talking about during their short hiatus. First up, Corey dscusses his (almost) final thoughts on The Order: 1886, and both gentlemen mention some impressions on their brief time with Microsoft's latest exclusive - Screamride. In the second quarter, the guys talk the return of House of Cards, and the surprising Better Call Saul. They also talk about a new HBO series that has similarities to the very popular podcast, Serial. At halftime, the return of Kanye West has both of our hosts up in arms in happiness, as they discuss his latest music and try to rate Ye's best albums from top to bottom. Finally, the guys get back to gaming as they discuss what they've been playing since they last recorded, including The Talos Principle and a bunch of Steam sales. They also take a look ahead and talk about games they're looking forward to over the next few months including some talk on Bloodborne, MLB 15 The Show, Mort

There are plenty of places where you can get in-depth analysis of graphics, gameplay, and story elements of games, but there is so little information available about one of the most important parts of a game's audio presentation: the soundtrack. In this bonus series, Post-Game Podcast host Marc Price is going to analyze gaming soundtracks, playing selections for you as well as discussing composers, techniques, instruments, and themes behind the music that accompanies your favorite games. First up is Dying Light, developed by Techland and composed by Pawel Blaszczak. You can purchase the soundtrack here and find out more about Mr. Blaszczak at his site. Which games would you like to hear shows about next? Follow us on Twitter Like us on Facebook Follow Marc on Twitter Follow Corey on Twitter Follow us on Twitch

After a brief hiatus, hosts Marc Price & Corey Andress make a return to the podcasting scene with a brand new platform and show! On the very first episode of the Post-Game Podcast, the duo discuss the very polarizing release of Sony's PS4 exclusive, The Order: 1886. The guys talk about their impressions of the game, the hype and media scrutiny surrounding it, and ask if the criticisms of the title pre-release were warranted. They also examine if "hype cycles" affect how we view games upon release, and if we are too invested in these games as consumers.  The crew also talk about their worst $60 purchases, the "safe for work" versions anyways, and also talk NBA trade deadline, with Marc trying to justify the existence of his Philadelphia 76ers. The first episode ends with a look at Telltale's big announcement of a TV/Game-hybrid "SuperShow", and a new "Blast Zone" in which Corey hammers the Canadian economy. The duo also take a look ahead at the show's plans and what they plan to do with the platform.