In this episode we discuss the launch of StarCraft II, virtual worlds and their impact on Relay for Life, Crosswords for the iOS (iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch), and a news blitz.
Episode 16 Broadcast 27 July 2010
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Reply from RacerX Gullwing on 4 March 2010.
I would like to see more on Giant Snail Racing please.
Reply from Zen Paine on 14 April 2010.
We need to do that make-up interview. More snail racing is a must! Let's schedule it. email me at matt@dailypwn.com
Reply from RobsterRawb Jaxxon on 8 March 2010.
Simboarding! I know a few people along with myself that wouldent mind appearing on your show for an interview/questions!
Onlive gaming! A soon to come service that is going to revolutionize the way gamings done, a must see for any gamer.
Need for speed world! Not out yet but there's some information out there, you could talk about the up and coming free mmo racing game with a ridiculous amount of customization.
Kirstens viewer! Maybe not your exact genre for show content but a viewer for second life with dynamic shadows that really adds a new layer to second life, with the addition of this, some extra frames squeezed out of the viewer, the adaptation of a more complex physics engine and the customization of simulator sizes could make second life a viable game creation platform!
General gaming tips! nesteggs like nvidia's digital vibrance, using the -heapsize command in a shortcut, recording videos with WeGame, Overclocking for dummy's, leetspeek terminology's .. call it the tip of the day lol!
Just some idea's, I like the concept of your show! I can foresee virtual avatars being used in the creation of news media at an increased rate as the future arises! .. not that im psychic but id bank on it.
Reply from Krackmaniac Robonaught on 11 March 2010.
Another game you may like to try is Battlefield: Bad Company 2... i pre-ordered it and for myself it out ranks Modern Warfare 2 for best fps of the year. Could compare and contrast on them to say which one is better in different categories such as; graphics, gameplay, connecting with friends, etc.... Just a thought tho.
Reply from Zen Paine on 14 April 2010.
Let's schedule it. Please email me at matt@dailypwn.com
The Daily PWN: Weekly Review is a weekly show about gaming and technology in both Second Life and Real Life.
Host Matt Ryan (Zen Paine) focusses on a variety of platforms and promotes independent games and developers, championing the iOS and PC platforms.
Shows are filmed at Studio 51A on Northpoint. Then edited by Matt Ryan and aired weekly on Treet.TV
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Producer/Host: Matt Ryan (Zen Paine in SL)
Associate Producer: Paul Woodcock (August Lusch in SL)
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Ok Matt/Zen,
I do like the show and I can't fault you on the message of the later segment of Episode 4; although the juxtaposition of a trailer for the torture game Saw II following into a "serious message about violence in FPS" felt a little odd to me. I do agree with all you've said and looking at some of the footage shown is quite sickening.
Your presenting style is good and you're getting a lot of your information out in a relaxed and easy to understand way, even with things I have no real interest in. So you're keeping an audience (even if it is just me) informed and more importantly coming back to watch episodes.
There is a little style problem in my honest opinion, I'm not overly keen on the Brick Wall backdrop behind your Avatar. I think it's frankly dull and static, even with the logo now behind you (though I prefer the Medium shot that you have of Zen now rather than the further away shots you had earlier). A different backdrop would help, this is a programme about Tech and Games...and it looks like you're broadcasting from a warehouse...it just feels a little off.
As I said, I like the logo in the background, but I also think you could have video running there or images that move to create a little more of a dynamic and interesting screen, think The Daily Show with John Stewart. Though obviously not as funny.
Zen's AO sit bugs me a little, but that's a personal preference, I figure you're going for the "relaxed cool look" but it comes off a little too forced and sometimes a little too effeminate for what you're actually saying. Sure I know AO's and speech in Second Life are not an exact science, but I think you could look at something a little more engaging.
Other than those admittedly cosmetic issues, I'm liking the show so far and have checked out your website because of it.
Auggie
Thank you for the comments. Zen got a makeover yesterday with a new shape/skin and I'm looking in to an AO for television.
As for the background, I was looking for something kind of like Tekzilla on Revision 3 http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3278/2646968812_ea6d81a730.jpg
What I really need is a good designer to make a set that flows better. Great advice mate, thank you.