This week’s episode of the Metatheory podcast includes Sean Lama, Justin Pauls, Eric Van Allen, and Kenneth Shepard as they discuss the viability of VR, which was the focus of this year’s Games Developers Conference in San Francisco, cross-platform multiplayer as being promised by Microsoft, the fantastic indie

We’re trying something new this week here on the Metatheory Podcast… and it’s kind of exciting! For the first time since the show’s debut, we’re going to stream an episode live. We’ll be using Mixlr to broadcast ourselves as we record – or at least that’

This week we invited the Psyonix team to the show to talk about their upcoming Twisted Metal meets FIFA soccer style game, Rocket League. Besides going in-depth on Rocket League, which is coming to PS4 and Steam this Spring, we also get to know a little more about the Psyonix

The Order: 1886 has been stirring up some controversy since even before its launch. Reports that the game was clocking in at around 5 hours of play time were the beginning of a long line of criticism that all came to a head when the game’s reviews were mostly

On this week of Metatheory, we’re joined by guests Chris Faylor and Brian Martel from Gearbox Software to talk about the upcoming Homeworld Remastered! We discuss the archival of video games, what it’s like to work with code from years ago, what went into the remastering process and

Another week, another episode of the Metatheory podcast! Now that we’ve evolved beyond that strange phase in life, we can get back to what we do best, which is killing zombies, battling our alter egos, and hunting/being hunted by mutant monsters. This week’s episode includes your regular

The Metatheory podcast returns! After a short hiatus, we’re back and ready to get jiggy with the video game world again. Life is strange, man. That’s why developer DONTNOD has brought us a game that encompasses those awkward moments in life, like being the new kid in high

It’s time for the Spoilercast again, and this one is all about Danganronpa. The hit series of visual novels that became a sleeper hit in the US, David Roberts and Kenneth Shepard join me to chat about just what makes these games so good. From crazy trials and music