Mobcast Episode 34

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Monday, December 21, 2009

It's a reunion of former GameSpot editors on this week's Mobcast. Bitmob's Aaron Thomas is joined by 2k Games' Greg Kasavin, Giant Bomb's Brad Shoemaker, and Jason Ocampo, who may or may-not reveal his new gig during the show.

The foursome discuss holiday memories, the decade's top-gaming moments, 2009's biggest trends, deadline writing, and the place of social games in the hierarchy of gaming.

For more on Spec Ops: The Line, visit the game's official website. Hit up YouTube to hear YG12's Mafia Wars song and Buckner & Garcia's "Pac-Man Fever".

Have a question you want answered? Want to share some important insight with the world? E-mail the crew at letters@bitmob.com.

 

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December 20, 2009
Woo downloading right now.
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December 20, 2009
Have I gone absolutely loony or did I hear "Zombie on Your Lawn" when Plants vs. Zombies was being mentioned?
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December 20, 2009
@Kevin -- Well, it's either that we've both gone loony (I heard it, too), or Aaron put in there for the similarities they share (they both have zombies and lawns in 'em, after all), or something like that. Both are pretty probable, so it could go either way.
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December 21, 2009
Great show! It was good to hear the old Gamespot crew together again.
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December 21, 2009
Great discussion this week... One thing that is a little off-putting is the frequent "bumper music" between each topic and in some cases individual responses to a topic. It really kills the flow of the conversation and sometimes makes it difficult to hear a guest finish their point with the background music fading in. Unlike other 'casts (GiantBombcast, 4guys1up, Rebel FM, etc...) IMO this [i]award winning[/i] format is at its best when the conversation is free flowing and the topic transitions occur naturally.

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