Here are a few photos from this year’s Eurogamer Expo. They’re a little late, but I guess it’s better to be late than to not turn up to the party at all…

For Episode 26, and at this year’s Gamescom, I interviewed Rami Ismail of Vlameer. For those of you who don’t know, I’ve interviewed Rami before, and one of the things I really like about him is that he talks a good talk. During our conversation, Rami Ismail talks about Vlambeer’s upcoming games – Wasteland Kings (now known as Nuclear Throne) and Luftrausers. Rami also talks about the indie scene and its parallels with the bedroom coder scene of the 80′s, issues pertaining to cloning game concepts, the departure of Phil Fish and other developers who have been forced out due to harassment from the games community. Finally, we also...

For Episode 25, I interview Trevor Longino (Head of Marketing and PR) of GoG.com. Trevor talks about various subjects regarding his company and its recent foray into securing a more modern digital store. I also get to talk to him about issues pertaining to retro, indie and DRM-free games. Enjoy the interview. Opening Intro – “I AM” Written, composed, recorded, and mastered by Jack Waterman, AKA Electric Children. Used by kind permission of Electric Children. Subscribe here: iTunes (enhanced) – RSS (enhanced)

For Episode 24, I interview Dennis Wedin of Dennaton Games. We talk about Dennaton’s plans for Hotline Miami 2, as well as the studio’s future plans. Enjoy the interview. Opening Intro – “I AM” Written, composed, recorded, and mastered by Jack Waterman, AKA Electric Children. Used by kind permission of Electric Children. Subscribe here: iTunes (enhanced) – RSS (enhanced)

For Episode 23, I interview Jeff Tanton (Creative Producer) of Mediatonic Games. We talk about Mediatonic’s Foul Play, and how the game stacks up against similar titles in the beat-em-up genre – particularly those of Japanese origin. Also, please excuse the audio in some sections. I had to “fast forward” some parts, and there are also some points in the interview that have an obscene amount of background noise. Enjoy the interview. Opening Intro – “I AM” Written, composed, recorded, and mastered by Jack Waterman, AKA Electric Children. Used by kind permission of Electric Children. Subscribe here: iTunes (enhanced) – RSS (enhanced)