Tue, 14 April 2015
The University of Michigan's Computer and Video Game Archive houses a collection of approximately 6,000 titles and consoles, from Atari 2600 to modern independent games and hardware. The Archive is a public resource, and allows both students and members of the community access to games as part of their assignments/research. David Carter is the university's Video Game Archivist (among many other things), and joins the show to discuss the archive's history and place in the University. (Note: This episode was reuploaded after finding a production goof in the original.)
Direct download: Episode_12_--_David_Carter_and_the_CVGA.mp3
Category:Episodes -- posted at: 7:44am EST |
Sat, 21 March 2015
Mila Pokorny is an artist and game designer based in Philidelphia, Pennsylvania. She is a part of Quadratron Games, makers of Threshold, and is currently working on her 2-player card game, Mahou Shojo: Fight Like A Girl, currently on Kickstarter. |
Fri, 13 February 2015
Eric Buchholz from Zelda Reorchestrated and Pokemon Reorchestrated: Double Team rejoins the show to share some of his favorite memories working with the Zelda 25th Anniversary Concerts. Full credits can be found at abriefescape.com |
Mon, 26 January 2015
Alex Roederer and Kimberly Swanner return to A Brief Escape to talk about the PAX Pokemon League, and share a story about the generosity and comradery of their community. Full credits for music used in this episode can be found at abriefescape.com |