Hello and welcome to the second episode of the Nerds Assemble podcast.
In this episode, Paul, Paul, Paul and Emily examine Hollywood’s plans for a Justice League and ALF films. Plus they try to figure out whether the Marvel NOW! initiative is going to bring in more readers to Marvel and ease them in more effectively than DC managed with the New 52.
There’s also a soul searching examination of what the long, current console generation has meant to gaming and whether new consoles will succeed in the current market.
This week: We’re discussing the huge amount we see superheroes, going from the MCU, Sony and Fox properties all the way to DC’s universe and beyond.
Join the Emily, Paul, Paul and Paul as they chat about how long do we have left before superheroes go the way of Westerns in the 70′s and is there any more the genre can offer?
Kirby family’s lawyer digs over previous Marvel ruling
Matthew Vaughn no longer directing X-Men: Days of Future Past
Whether we’re worried about potential Wii U stock levels
And this week’s big discussion?
We finally reveal the results of our Halloween survey, plus we spend a lot of time discussing such classics as Dawn of the Dead, Dead Space, Queen of the Damned, The Darkness, Sandman, Final Destination, Resident Evil 2 and much more.
PLUS: We’ve got our first competition detailed in the podcast. We want you to like our Facebook page and tag yourself in the Resident Evil movie poster on there to be in with a chance of winning a Blu-ray boxset of the first four films. T&Cs apply.*
Hello and welcome to episode eight of the Nerds Assemble podcast.
In this episode: Paul, Paul, Paul and Emily talk about whether or not they’re worried about how much of a horror game Resident Evil 6 will end up being; news that Manimal the movie is on the way, thanks to Sony; Greg Rucka’s harsh words for DC and Marvel, plus we consider just how awesome the Loading - a gaming cafe and bar - Indiegogo campaign is.
Those after the kid friendly 300 trailer should head here.
The main feature of this week’s podcast is a chat about spears, lots of spears, and the situation with the DVD and Blu-ray releases of The Avengers/Avengers Assemble in the UK, which brings in studios seemingly not caring about fans, other times the UK has been fudged over releases, how the BBFC has sometimes helped with said fudging, and mentions of certain 18 rated animes or two..
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Please note that we experimented on the audio for this episode: recorded it in stereo and have a mono-summed final track, plus there were different mics involved. If you have time, we’d love to know from you whether you prefer the audio quality on this episode in comparison to previous ones or vice versa.
Update on Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon: no one has beaten Paul B’s 5 degrees of separation, which was Mania Akbari. We’re still on the hunt for more, so keep them coming in.
Hello and welcome to the first ever episode of the Nerds Assemble podcast.
In this episode Paul, Paul, Paul and Emily offer up a thorough examination of the financial minds of mega entertainment corporations (Warner Bros (The Hobbit) and EA (SWOTR)) and ponder the next series of Doctor Who.
Plus the presenters take a long, hard look at the blame game that’s followed since the Aurora shootings.
Hello and welcome to the third episode of the Nerds Assemble podcast.
In this episode, Paul, Paul, Paul and Emily take a bite out of OnLive’s use of technology and discuss what caught their eyes at Gamescom last week (from Dead Space 3 to Rain). Plus they discuss the upcoming Back to Frank Black book, which has been compiled by the group trying to bring Millennium back to our screens.
But the main part of the show is given over to a post-mortem examination of The Dandy weekly comic and what may have gone wrong that has lead to DC Thomson announcing the cancellation, later this year, of the comic in print.
Welcome to episode 20 of the Nerds Assemble podcast. In this final episode before we take a break for Christmas and New Year, we’ll be discussing our favourite videogames of 2012 and before that -
Join Emily,Paul and Paul as they discuss
Doctor Who: The Power of the Doctor and take a tour through what they’ve been up to, plus a worrying story of fandom gone wrong.
Up for discussion:
Retroid’s Steam Deck gaming backlog (Control, Alan Wake, Deathloop, BioShock Collection, Slime Rancher 2, Far Cry 3 Blood Dragon)
