Matt Sawrey, Shane Ryan, Nick Horth and Richard Murphy get together to discuss Bioshock Infinite. We do our best to avoid spoilers, but do recommended you come back later if you don't want to risk hearing anything about the game. Keep an eye out for Episode 14 where we will be throwing the no spoilers rule out the window and digging deeper into the details.
Ahead of the release of Bioshock Infinite, Matt Sawrey, Shane Ryan and Richard Murphy discuss the original Bioshock for the twelfth episode of Thundercast.
For episode 11 of Thundercast, Matthew Sawrey, Shane Ryan, Nick Horth and Calvin Kemph get together to discuss initial impressions of Tomb Raider and where they're up to.
For episode 10 of the Thundercast Matt Sawrey, Shane Ryan, Nick Horth and Sean Kelly debate the virtues and pitfalls of paying for games £0.99 at a time, and contemplate what the future holds for the free-to-play monetization model. Note: Electronic Arts CFO Blake Jorgenson’s recent statement regarding EA’s intention to build microtransactions into all of their future titles is discussed in this podcast. Yesterday Jorgenson retracted this statement, clarifying that he did not mean “all games”....
For episode 9 of the Thundercast we get together to discuss Sony's PlayStation 4 announcement. Matt Sawrey, Shane Ryan, Nick Horth, and Sean Kelley talk about general feelings for what we saw, the controller, game line-up, streaming, sharing, and more. Join us.
We dissect the reveal of Bungie's next project Destiny and give out some recommendation for quality titles we've played in 2013.
Plasma tools at the ready listeners, because it's time to dissect the Dead Space 3 demo limb by action-horror limb. Does the co-operative look promising? What's with all the snow? And what exactly are those crazy Unitologist scamps up to now? Find out within. Also, we discuss 2012 in gaming for one last time a look at the Thunderbolt forumer's top games of 2012.
It's a new year which means it's time to dust off Thunderbolt's crystal ball and look ahead at what we think the videogame industry will bring in 2013. But not before we close out our thoughts on 2012 with a final discussion of Ubisoft's tropical open world shooter, Far Cry 3.
We say goodbye to 2012 with a look at our top 20 games of the year, what we liked, what we didn't like and why certain games made the cut.
The yuletide spirit is descending upon Thunderbolt like a polygonal snowflake drifting to the ground, so to sum up our thoughts on the year that is nearly behind us we decided to pick 12 of the biggest industry happenings from 2012 and have some quickfire discussions.
