BPPP Panamax and Confessions (click on the text to the left to listen) During this weeks episode: 1) All of the Pegs review a wonderful new […]
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In this show, Tom and Eric take a look at Master Fox, Pew Pew!, One Zero One, Konito, Double Feature, and Space Movers. We also get some GREAT questions from our listeners, and finish the show with our top ten game with fantastic plastic components!
It has been awhile and we recognize it, but it is just the two of us for this show. Much of the show is on our critique of the new […]
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Shelley and I talk about my playing of
Penny Press by Robert Dijkman Dulkes and Matt Golec from Asmadi Games
and discuss playing games as a unit in a classroom with students.
Ray form Game Kastle (a local FLGS) and then Shelley and Parker join me for a discussion of retail shops and games played.
Gamer and game accessory retailer Cynthia Landon joins the discussion for a conversation about games she plays and her business. This was back a few years, so you may know Meeplepeople from their very cool Kickstarter campaigns.
In this show, we talk about Greenland, Double Feature, Wordariffic, Emergence Event, Antidote, the Majority, and Race to the Rhine. We talk about a few more games from our childhood, Geoff talks about stats, Bill about GenCon, and Brian about Star Wars Epic Duels. We end the show with a question about metagaming.
Shelley and I get three newer games to the table this week, finding one less than enjoyable, one that I may be able to win Shelley over on, and one that both of us liked immediately.
Cubo by Johannes Berger and Julien Gupta from Queen Games
Trakkx by Thade Precht from Schmidt Spiele
and
The Golden Ages by Luigi Ferrini from Quined Games
– Introductions
– News
– Our thoughts on surge and some gaming philosophy
- Sign Off
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We deviate from our normally scheduled program and bring to you the 2nd Annual Summer Movie Box Office, Redbox, Trash Box episode. The concept is simple, we review a shortened […]
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In this show, we talk about Hare and Tortoise, Xenoshyft, The Fittest, The Grasshopper and the Ant, Elevenses, and Pandante. We answer questions about conventions, alpha gamers, and more - and finally end the show with our favorite ten game for a "double date."
BPPP Murano and Wisdom Check 2 (click on the text to the left to listen) During this weeks episode: 1) All of the Pegs discuss board […]
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As you may recall, Stephen, Mark, and I already finished our countdown of 100 Great Games in an earlier episode. However, for a long while we'd planned to do one more episode together--this one--where we talk about our own picks, surprises, disappointments, trends, and so on. I foolishly thought this would be posted before Christmas! Will I never learn?! :-)
-Mark
Shelley and I tackle the dice version of Race for the Galaxy (Huang and Lehmann's ROLL For The Galaxy) and then head to South America for some precursor to chocolate in Cacao.
Roll For The Galaxy by Wei-Hwa Huang and Tom Lehmann from Rio Grande Games
and
Cacao by Phil Walker-Harding from AbacusSpiele
Enjoy!
Greg Parker joins me on the microphones for a discussion of a bunch of games we got to the table when I visited his place post-Thanksgiving 2006.
Paul Tevis joins Shelley and me on the microphones (and Aldie stops by briefly) for a discussion of BGG.con 2006 and some of the games we got to the table.
Sometimes Team SU&SD can be compared to a marching band, except instead of playing musical instruments we make awful mistakes, and instead of moving forward we stay in the same place forever.
Not today, though! Today, in podcast #28, we prove our competence. Paul discusses overcoming Panamax's awful manual to discover the fabulous game within, while Matt and Quinns discuss the great time they had leading civilizations in both Nations and Imperial Settlers. Finally, we discuss Paul's new, potent sex power in the game of Apocalypse World.
Don't worry. This can't last... can it?
Panamax, Nations, Imperial Settlers, Apocalypse World
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