Save Continue Podcast

Shanee is out of town. Tom and Ryan attempt to call her and she sends it to voicemail. There is talk about DC comic books and the excitement that is the Nintendo Switch reveal.

This week we discuss the topic of a listener that asks if increasing the price of video games would affect how often each of us purchased them. Ryan is surprised at how much Tom and Shanee are willing to spend, effectively establishing himself as the poorest person in the group.

This week, in light of Amy Hennig's statements about her time with Naughty Dog, we discuss the ideal of fair wages and reasonable workloads for development staff. We also examine why Bound By Flame is an awful game. Because it is.

This week, we talk about different games we've enjoyed on various platforms, simulated intercourse in video games, and we find out Tom is a terrible Sim parent. Shanee's brain farts. Ryan mediates a train wreck of a video game debate.

This week, we discuss the impact that prominent and oft used phrases within the gaming community have, and perhaps why they should shouldn't be used as much(or in some cases at all).

This week, we talk about what the PlayStation 4 Pro and the Xbox One codename: Scorpio really means and what their respective launches will mean for consoles moving forward.

This week, Ryan tells the story of his journey through the world of video games. Starting from his simple beginnings with Super Mario Bros. on the NES up to his present day fixation with interactive entertain. Tom also challenges Shanee and Ryan to guess the games various pieces of music have appeared in.

It's the Save/Continue podcast's first birthday! This week, we look back on our first year together. We share our favorite moments and talk about what we're looking forward to doing in our second year.

This week, we discuss what we would do if we were given the reigns of the industry's biggest publishers and developers. Would Sega still be in the console business under our leadership? Probably not, but it's nice to think so.