Episode 25: STEAL THIS PODCAST

Welcome back to a new episode of the First World Podcast.  This week we start the conversation on video game piracy, and the mechanisms to stop games from being pirated.  We encourage you to email, or comment with us about this topic, please keep it civil, we are not judging anyone here.  This week Greg beats Uncharted: Golden Abyss.  Dan plays a bunch of stuff on steam, and realizes that he loves Left 4 Dead 2.  Heath plays Bit Trip Saga, and goes and experiences his first chiptunes show.  In a correction from the episode, Heath calls 3 of 5 Adam, but later realizes that his real name is Andy, sorry dude.  We close out the show with our boredom curing* Triple Barrel Shotgun Round, where we ask the question, what video game would you like to be made into a TV series?  Let us know what you think below.

Shiver me timbers...

Here is some of the chiptunes that were experienced this week by Heath.

3 of 5 writes chiptunes on a 3DS and sings great songs.  Heath's favorite tracks are Anti-Bullying Song, You Don't Matter, and Battlestation.

Overthink writes chiptunes on two dual SIDs Commodore 64s 8bit badassery.  Heath's favorite tracks are all of them, seriously, all of them, Overthink kills.

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First World Podcast is
Dan Clark - Editor/Producer/Co-Host
Heath Aldrich - Producer/Media/Co-Host
Greg Braun - Co-Host/ Hockey aficionado

*The First World Podcast and our Triple Barrel Shotgun Round will cure boredom, although this has not been proven by the FDA, the First World Podcast and the Triple Barrel Shotgun Round, or as we lovingly refer to them as FWP and TBSR, will brighten up your day.  Side effects from FWP and TBSR include, but are not limited to: Loss of IQ, Mouthbreathing, Flatulence, Erratic Breakdancing, Flipflops, Cornbread.  Use at your own risk.