Binary Gamer Podcast

After moving into a new house and getting things (mostly) set up, Tony is back to talk about the 2018 Game Awards and the announcements that happened during the awards ceremony. From Game of the Year to Best Fighting Game and many more categories 2018 was an amazing year for video games. Tony also discusses some of the game announcements that have him excited for next year.   Twitter: @IFlippaDaSwitch

We start the Esports Series off the right way with the granddaddy of competitive games: StarCraft. From it's Release by Blizzard in 1998 to it's boom in Korea and the darker days of game fixing; StarCraft has been around since the begining, and it's gonna be around for much longer still. Let's get this show on the road! Esports await! Twitter: @IFlippDaSwitch Music: 8 Bit Hero by The Heatly Bros

This episode starts Tony down the path of the Road Warrior, that is to say a series of episodes covering Esports and Professional Gaming. From Evo and Dreamhack to the start of the Korean Star Craft scene and beyond Binary Gamer is going to take you on a wild ride as we learn the Past, Present, and maybe even the Future of Esports. Buckle up class. We're going on a field trip!

It is with a heavy heart that we talk about the passing of one of the greatest creative minds of all time: Stan Lee. From iconic characters like the Fantastic Four, Spider-Man, and the X-Men it's hard to imagine video games without the Marvel universe. Comic books have had a huge impact on video games, from early arcades and Atari to the current generation of hardware. Without visionarys like Stan Lee the world would be a much more boring and less colorful place. Thank you Sir. For everything you gave us. Twitter: @IFlippaDaSwitch

We are back in full swing this week folks and that means we're ready to get back into the swing of things. This week Tony sit down to talk about Tomba, the action platform/rpg-lite/adventure game from Whoop Camp for the Sony PlayStation. From his pink hair to the hilarious characters and everything in between. Tony takes us over the finer points of why Tomba is a classic for the ages Twitter: @IFlippaDaSwitch

We're finally back in America(YEA!). Tony takes us through his trails coming back from Korea and future plans for the podcast, as well as ideas for up coming episodes. It's time to get this show back on the road! It's good to be back. Twitter: @IFlippaDaSwitch

As Tony's time in Korea draws to a close a quick word is probably the best option. It's been fun Korea, but it's time for Binary Gamer to head back home. See you all next week for another educational, and hopefully funny, episode of Binary Gamer! Twitter: @IFlippaDaSwitc

Tony sits down to talk about the recently announced PS1 Classic Edition and spectulate on what games could come with the system as well as what the future of Classic Edition Consoles could mean for retro gaming and gaming in general. What console would you like to see brought back in a micro console form? Let Tony knon on Twitter. Twitter: @IFlippaDaSwitch

Going more off script than usual Tony sits down to talk about live action adaptations of anime and how some shows or movies just shouldn't be made into live action productions. Most anime based off games are great, but what anime shows or movies could be transformed into great games that haven't already? It's about time we talked about it! Twitter: @IFlippaDaSwitch            @BG_PodcastCastCrew

This week Tony sits down to talk more about teh Sea Dreamcast, but more specificly Sega's internet flaship Phantasy Star Online. PSO was a revolution in gaming that helped shapre what we know as online console gaming today, but we would be remise if we didn't think back on how tose days shaped us as gamers and how it shaped the gaming landscape of the future. Sega did alot of things wrong, but Phantasy Star Online was the right game at the right time. Twitter: @IFlippaDaSwitch

This week Tony sits down to talk about the Virtual Memory Unit or VMU, Sega's innovative and short lived memory card that brough new life to a part of gaming that had no life at all before: Memory Cards. The VMU did some amazing things. From raising our Choas to acting as a second screen for games like Power Stone and Rwesident Evil: Code Veronica; the VMU is a corner stone of gamings imaginative spirit. Twitter: @IFlippaDaSwitch

This week Tony sits down to chat about video production and the hurdles he's ran into recently. It's the classic story of Man vs Machine... only the machine is OBS and the man is Tony. So yeah... not off to a great start. Twitter: @IFlippaDaSwitch

Tony sits down to talk about the expodential growth of Monster Hunter: World on PC and how things are looking very good for the franchise in the PC space. He also takes a hard look at the situation with EmuParadise and the future on games emulation. Does this signal the begining of the end or will this force a change in the games preservation scene? Only time will tell. Twitter: @IFlippaDaSwitch

This week Tony sits down to talk about Monster Hunter: World's release on PC and the troubles there, but more importantly to talk about the situation surrounding IGN and Boomstick Gaming. It's been a hectic week folks, buckle up! Boomstick Gaming's Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eKF6xnvaCsE Twitter: @IFlippaDaSwitch

This week Tony sits down to talk about some new releases coming out in August, including Monster Hunter: World on PC. Tony also talks about the 1.0 release of Dead Cells on PC, PS4 and XboxOne (Go check it out!) and the standings and results of Evo 2018. Also, go and check out Dr. Sparkles over on YouTube at the Chrontendo channel. It's informative and pretty witty. Chrontendo: https://www.youtube.com/user/Chrontendo Twitter: @IFlippaDaSwitch