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Genesis, Hellfire, Sega | in Bullet Heaven 
So here we are, a week after our first trip to PAX East and fortunately none of us have any major illnesses or injuries! (That we are aware of, at least.) The entire group from PAX reunite to discuss their hits and misses from the show floor and beyond. We were able to meet close friends and listeners of the show, and hopefully this will be the first of many public appearances we will do. This show will be more personal and the last episode before we go back to our normal format. So enjoy our trip down memory lane, and don't forget to rate and review us on iTunes and Zune.
PAX East 2011 | in Podcast 
Between the intriguing stories and an island filled with dinosaurs galore, Jurassic Park has always been a series worth returning to; the folks at Telltale games would definitely agree. I had the privilege of speaking with Telltale Video Production Artist Nick Herman at PAX East, who also showed me a demonstration of the upcoming game. A spiritual successor to the point-and-click adventures of yesteryear, this fresh version of Jurassic Park is a game hardcore fans and newcomers alike should definitely sink their jaws into. To support this claim, here are five reasons why I'd highly recommend returning to Isla Nublar, regardless of the dangers you'll face.
Dinosaurs, Gerry Harding, Jess Harding, Jurassic Park, Nedry, Nick Herman, Nima, T-Rex, Telltale, Telltale Games, Triceratops | in Articles 
L.A. Noire, PAX East 2011 | in Articles 
On Friday, March 11th, Press Pause Radio set out on a mission to expose independently developed games that deserved exposure beyond any conceived expectation one would have with a quote unquote "Indie game" by today's standards. These are the results of our humble expeditions, prepare yourselves as we work to wow the fuck out of you.
PAX East 2011 | in Articles 
Weeks ago, we analyzed some of the launch titles and preparations in store for the Nintendo 3DS. Since then we've had the privilege of getting some hands on experience with the gadget, exploring much of what Nintendo has to offer during its initial launch. Our options seemed easily debatable at first, with two titles being recreations and the other usually catering to a specific market outside of the "core" gamer audience.
So how do these releases stack up after some time with the console? Apart from the three flagship launch titles, we'll also take a look at some of the other feature programs included with the 3DS, along with a revisited Nintendo classic coming later.
Nintendo, Nintendo 3DS, PAX East 2011 | in Articles 
PPR covers PAX East 2011 in Boston, MA! I get an in-depth look at the Evil Controller with straight-from-the-source info from Lindsey Olson!
Before the start of PAX East, I was considering the opportunity to experience a close to completed version of what was once regarded as the Holy-grail of vaporware. I'd like to touch on the sordid development history that Duke Nukem Forever has seen before we dive into the results of Gearbox's quest to liberate Duke Nukem from his development hell.
