The Cane and Rinse videogame podcast

Stanley popped his headphones on and started listening to his favourite podcast, Cane and Rinse. Disappointingly, this issue was hosted by "Diet Leon Cox" Joshua Garrity and a panel that included some Computer Game Show cast off called Sean Bell...oh, and James Carter was present I guess.

In this interview extra, Leon Cox (@ratsoalbion) talks to the writer Richard Moss (@MossRC), author of the book The Secret History of Mac Gaming, recently published by Unbound. Edited by Jay Taylor (@JaySevenZero).

Leon, Darren, Karl and Tony embark on a whistlestop tour of Team 17's prolific ballistic battler franchise, Worms.

One of our whirlwind tour type shows as we take on Namco's legendary swords, staffs and shields fighting franchise, SoulCalibur (briefly Soul Edge, aka Soul Blade).

Continuing our ongoing series, Josh, Leah and Jon say goodbye to the NES era of this franchise with the light-hearted, short story collection that is Final Fantasy III.

Listen this week as James Carter, special guest, GameCritic's Brad Gallaway and host Karl Moon discuss Demiurge Studios 2013 title, Marvel Puzzle Quest.

Leon, Josh and Michiel are pursued from beginning to end by the relentless, merciless and fashion-conscious Nemesis in our third Resident Evil podcast of the year.

Gareth Damian Martin (@JumpOvertheAge) is a writer, game designer, and photographer. Early last year, he took his column at Kill Screen, entitled “Heterotopias” and fleshed it out into a full online magazine. He and numerous contributors have used this platform to discuss video games using architectural sensibilities. From the faux-soviet future of 1989’s Strider to a thorough examination of gaming’s various bathrooms, Heterotopias finds artistry and design in unlikely and thrilling corners of the medium. Heterotopias’ newest project is a book! The Continuous City is a exploration of video game cities, captured on physical black and white film. In this interview, Jacob Geller (@yacobg42) talks to Gareth about his unique method of photography, how to define a city, and the unique architectural space games reside in. The Continuous City is being funded on Unbound. http://media.blubrry.com/caneandrinse/caneandrinse.com/podcast/gareth_damian_martin_interview.mp3   Edited by Jay Taylor (@JaySevenZero). Why not venture over to our forum and join in the conversations with our friendly community in discussing all things relating to videogames, along with lots of other stuff too. Sound good? Then come and say hello at The Cane and Rinse forum

Just ahead of the release of the 2018 movie version, Leon (George), Michiel (Lizzie) and Dan Clark (Ralph) team up in an attempt to understand the enduring appeal of Bally Midway's Rampage.

James, Leah, Tony, and special guest Charlotte Cutts are your panel this week, as Will O'Neill's mostly autobiographical Actual Sunlight is the topic of conversation.

Comstock's corrupt Columbia is the Cane and Rinse collective's destination in this, our long-awaited and much-requested BioShock Infinite podcast.

Another entry into the subset of textile-based platformers(!), Yoshi's Woolly World arrived on Wii U in 2015 to moderate acclaim and success.

In this interview extra, Leon Cox (@ratsoalbion) talks to the creator of Point & Clickbait Tim Colwill (@burgerdrome) about his time as a game developer, game journalist and the formation of his humorous videogame satire site

1998 was a big year for stealth games, and Tenchu: Stealth Assassins was the first to draw its weapon.

In this interview extra, Leon Cox (@ratsoalbion) talks to the gaming historian David L. Craddock (@davidlcraddock), author of the popular online book Rocket Jump: Quake and the Golden Age of First-Person Shooters.