Bit For Byte
Bit For ByteMark and Sebastian talk video games.
| Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 18 | Founded | 16 years ago |
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| Categories | Video GamesLeisureTechnology | ||||
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Bit For Byte goes to PAX East 2011! Join Mark and Sebastian as they discuss their adventure from New York to Boston along with special guest (and Cubeecraft founder) Chris Beaumont who joined our party for the ride. We played some games (Bastion, Fez... more
It’s been far, far too long but Mark and Sebastian are finally back with another episode of Bit For Byte. This episode brings our much belated Vanquish review and… not much else really. Because this episode was baking in the oven for so long (that da... more
Just how many different ways can you kill stuff in video games? Mark and Sebastian don’t have an answer to that but they sure know their favorite ways of doing it. Yes, this is another one of Bit For Byte’s infamous lists and this time it’s all about... more
The Tokyo Game Show went down about a month ago and Mark and Sebastian, along with returning guest Andrew Roberts (who shall soon be given the title of “Official B4B Gaming Event Consultant”), are here to discuss what transpired there. Nothing but ne... more
As promised (because we’re men of our word) we’re back with a re-recording of our Limbo review and we’ve brought along a review of Capcom’s Dead Rising 2: Case 0 for good measure. Not only that, but we also have demo impressions of both Vanquish and ... more
Ah, the woes of audio recording! Originally meant to be a two-punch review of both Scott Pilgrim vs. The World: The Game and the indie darling Limbo, our newest episode fell victim to some recording hijinks and, halfway through our Limbo discussion, ... more
Though it seems like ages since the last episode, there hasn’t been a shortage of gaming done by our intrepid heroes and, in lieu of a more traditional review or list episode, Mark and Sebastian decide to sit back and talk about what’s been played ov... more
E3 has happened. Press conferences, motion controls, downloadable games, 3D with glasses, 3D without glasses, cynicism, nostalgia and, among others, a freakin’ circus. Literally. There was so much ground to cover that Mark and Sebastian couldn’t do i... more
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- Paul Resier Rules
This podcast would actually be cool if they didnt rag on Reiser. The man is a GENIUS! Shame on you two.
Apple Podcasts1G mons P
United States16 years ago - Pretty sweet podcast
I really like this podcast, it feels like your sitting in on 2 gamer friends' conversation. I think game developers, or even better producers and managers that never got a chance to really get into games, should listen to this podcast 'cause these are 2 die hard gamers that got their hands on some microphones, talking about the things they like without any agenda.
Apple Podcasts5Justin2501United States16 years ago
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