Ep. 10 - My Neighbor Totilo, with Stephen Totilo
Sep 07, 2012•1 hr 14 min•Ep. 10
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Episode description
Kotaku editor-in-chief Stephen Totilo debates with us over the validity of video game nostalgia, online comment systems, and the sanctity of the Warthog.
Questions this week:
- All of your games and consoles have been stolen, but you do have a $1,000 GameStop gift card that expires at the end of the week. How do you spend it? (03:14)
- Which games have most innovatively used the DualShock controller? (09:46)
- Has a video game ever made you cry? (16:08)
- What are the most embarrassing comments you've seen on an online video game article? (22:16)
- What can we the viewers expect from the upcoming Metal Gear Solid movie? (28:36)
- What are the biggest mistakes to avoid when designing a dungeon? (37:36)
- How can the Tony Hawk franchise stage a comeback? (43:59)
- JOEX111: How would you design a great game around a daytime soap opera while staying true to the spirit of the show? (50:15)
- Create a mixtape of video game music to listen to while driving your car. (56:38)
- What's the best video game quote to put on your tombstone?(01:03:00)
LIGHTNING ROUND: Corporate Slogans (01:04:04)
Edited by Tim Rogers.
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