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Another Castle - Professionals talk game design. Game Developers Radio - Great guests, a different game or development platform discussed each week. Brainy Gamer - Game design from designer, journalist, academic and player perspectives. DigiPen - Professionals and educators talk games. IndieGamePod Interviews with developers about their games. A life well wasted Arty, philosophical trip around gaming culture. Game Audio Podcast: Self-explanatory. Found it while searching for a talk on footsteps in games. |
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Hey guys I am the creator of "The Game Developer's Radio" want to say thanks for linking to my show! It's been on a bit of a Hiatus for a while, but I finally released a new episode :-D http://bit.ly/qq46WP And will be releasing plenty more, very soon! Also if you want a list of more game dev podcast links id recommend checking out this blog post http://blog.iainlobb.com/2010/07/gamedev-and-indie-games-podcasts.html has tons of links to game dev podcasts. |
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IndieGames.com Podcast has a lot of good interviews with indie developers. The interviews tend to be framed from a journalist/player perspective, but there's still a lot of decent design talk. |
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The Kingdom of Loathing guys run an entertaining podcast (or two - Video Games Hotdog) that often talks about game design, balance and interacting with their community. Video Games Hotdog talk about video games in general. |
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Infinite Ammo Podcast: Interviews with indie game developers. Looking Glass Podcast: Interviews with developers who once formed that great team. |
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Great lists here.. Glad to see www.industrybroadcast.com plugged. Back recording articles again after a nice almost year long hiatus. The podcast is certainly a bit more dry and serious as the topics covered can get insanely indepth, theoretical and technical. Outside of my biased opinion though I have to say A Life Well Wasted tops my list, not just in this genre but of any podcast I have ever listened to.. It is absolutely and purely brilliant |
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I find the Giant Bombcast pretty entertaining, even if it's not so much game-development as it is just gaming |
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Flammable Penguins - New casual podcast with me and my co-workers from Mere-Mortals. Feedback always appreciated. The dev casts I listen to have all been listed already. |
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Irrational Behavior - Developers at Irrational Games discussing various aspects of development. |
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Another Castle is a game design podcast that focuses on the game development scene in the New York area. Sometime the audio isn't that good (they record a lot in restaurants) but the interviewees are always interesting. |
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There is Industry Broadcast which describes itself as "Bringing the Collective Insight of the Gaming Industry to your ears". Basically it features audio versions of existing online articles ... if you prefer to listen rather than read or you have time to kill on your commute then they may be of some use! |
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I've listened to some of the GameDevRadio ones, there are not a lot and they come rarely but they are often fun to check out. They talk about varied topics, the ones there now are Flash (2 part), SDL, Unity, Push Button Engine for example. The shows are roughly an hour, often more. |
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