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That Game Got Nominated For What!? - Easy Allies Podcast - Nov 18, 2022 (Patreon)

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2022-11-18 12:13:08
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2023-03

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Ep 345 - Game Awards nominations have us asking and answering questions, The PC Gaming Show is back with a new fall presentation, and Saints Row's developers are being re-embraced by Gearbox.

Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eU8KrOtQz8U

0:00 - Opening
1:34 - The Adventures of Dawn Romantica
8:06 - Corrections
11:50 - PC Gaming Show Highlights
30:23 - Game Awards Nominees
1:02:55 - Saints Row Developer Embraced by Gearbox
1:07:25 - October NPDs
1:16:37 - Also This Week
1:30:26 - L&R: Games That Talk Too Much
1:40:43 - L&R: Elden Ring for Best Narrative?
1:50:30 - L&R: Unwanted Cowboy Simulation
1:53:09 - Bonus L&R: Kids' First Games
1:56:32 - Bonus L&R: Gaming Snacks
1:57:44 - Bonus L&R: Console Launch Disaster
2:01:20 - Time for Bets
2:08:22 - Closing

This episode is sponsored by BetterHelp - go to http://betterhelp.com/allies to get started today.

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Anonymous

For Bloodworth, I'm genuinely curious to know how you listen to soundtracks of games you haven't played and judge them. In the podcast you say "I still have to listen to a few". Do you put them on as background music? Sit down with headphones on and listen? Do you listen to the whole soundtrack or just some songs? Do you watch a video or trailer of the game to try understand the context of the music? Or are you judging it just on its merits as a piece of music? I don't think there are many people out there who listen to full soundtracks of games they haven't played. You have probably given short or full answers on this in previous GOTY discussions, but I can't remember. Could you please make a post about it or let me know how you approach it? Keep up the good work. Sean

EasyAllies
>>95972325

Generally however I can. A good many soundtracks are available to purchase or on streaming platforms. We often capture music for review, so I can go back into our drive folders to listen to those selections. And yeah, in some cases, I'll absolutely check out the game itself just for the sake of hearing how the music is implemented in context. -Bloodworth

Anonymous
>>95972325

Thanks for the quick reply. Have a great weekend. Fave soundtrack ever? Or something in your top 3 that I can listen to? Or you have a Spotify playlist I can sub to?