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Should I Play Black Ops 2? – The Cursed Checkpoint #202

Justin Lacey — Fri, 22 Feb 2013 18:25:32 +0000

Two Justins, neither of whom are big Call of Duty fans/players, tried Blacks Ops 2. Gifford finished and is still playing it. Lacey quit. Can Justin convince Justin to give Blops 2 another shot?

The Cursed Checkpoint is a topical video game podcast focused on discussions and interviews about a single video game, genre, news headline, or industry story. It features a rotating cast of up to 3 members of the Horrible Night writing staff and/or video game industry professionals.

More digital Rooker please.

Episode Background

After avoiding Call of Duty for 5 years, I really wanted to like Black Ops 2. I wanted a mindless shooting gallery with huge set pieces and thought I was in the right mindset to play it, but then I ran into the Strikeforce missions. I sought out Justin Gifford who seemingly had as much hesitation to jump into Call of Duty as I did, and currently really enjoys everything Black Ops 2 has to offer. I figured if anyone was ever going to convince me to give it another chance, it was him. This is a checkpoint for people who play a lot of different games but just can’t seem to get into Call of Duty no matter how hard they try. This is also for new fans of the Call of Duty series that are still learning the ropes.

Show Notes

Cast: Justin Lacey and Justin Gifford
Runtime: 32:55
Games: Call of Duty: Black Ops 2, Call of Duty, Call of Duty 2, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2, Battlefield: Bad Company 2

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In Defense of iOS Games – The Cursed Checkpoint #201

Ethan Moses — Thu, 24 Jan 2013 17:32:32 +0000

Ethan and Matthew discuss the importance of iOS titles in their gaming diet and why the supposed “time killers” have made their lives more pleasurable.

Episode Background

The rest of the Horrible Crew keep making fun of Ethan’s enjoyment of iPad games, so his big littler brother shows up to make him feel better by agreeing with his stance on the subject. Focusing more on the iOS platform in general, they do a pretty solid job staying on topic but eventually get distracted about halfway through. Regardless, you’ll get a very good idea of the best places to play iPad games and why the Moses boys are having so much trouble with their feet falling asleep.

This is a checkpoint for people that like to iOS games and aren’t afraid to show it!

Show Notes

Cast: Ethan and Matthew Moses
Runtime: 32:55

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Towns and Brothers Who Tell Their Stories – The Cursed Checkpoint #130s

Ethan Moses — Fri, 14 Dec 2012 19:35:08 +0000

Ethan and Matthew continue to tell their own tragic tales of Towns. Naturally this leads to getting distracted by Rocky, learning foreign languages, and shining a light on their limited understanding of farming.

Episode Background

Ethan and Matthew could talk about Towns all day. After all the game has almost ruined both of their marriages. However, in an attempt to highlight some of their more memorable stories from their time with the game the brothers discover some odd connections to their other favorite interests.

This is a checkpoint for people that enjoy the game Towns, the previous Checkpoint episode, and how the game can loosely relate to 80′s action movies.

Show Notes

Cast: Ethan and Matthew Moses
Runtime: 27:44
Games: Towns

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Towns and Brothers Who Build Them – The Cursed Checkpoint #130

Ethan Moses — Thu, 13 Dec 2012 19:11:12 +0000

Ethan brings his brother Matthew into the virtual Horrible Night studios to talk about the game, Towns, their experiences with it, and what they hope from the simulation game in the future.

Episode Background

Ethan is probably the best brother on the planet and as a result, always thinks about his two siblings when it is birthday time. This year, he gifted the youngest Matthew the fantasy simulation game Towns, and as a result opened up a Pandora’s Box of conversation between the two of them. Rather than simply chit chat over instant messaging services, the two decided to do a checkpoint on the subject and actually stayed on track for a majority of the time.

This is a checkpoint for people that enjoy the game Towns, simulation games, and the playful banter of two brothers seperated by a large ocean.

Show Notes

Cast: Ethan and Matthew Moses
Runtime: 29:02
Games: Towns

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Tiny Barbarian DX Interview with Michael Stearns – The Cursed Checkpoint #129

Ethan Moses — Fri, 07 Dec 2012 19:29:56 +0000

Tiny Barbarian DX is an action platformer made with a serving of retro gaming respect and a dollop of Conan the Barbarian. Ethan Moses speaks with creator Michael Stearns about the game, indie game development, and his views on Kickstarter/Greenlight.

Episode Background

Ethan’s has had a great time exploring Steam Greenlight and Kickstarter for new and interesting games to sink his money into, but he was also quite inquisitive about who these “game developers” are that create such delightful little gaming treats. After an enjoyable time interviewing the creators of Broforce, Ethan pursued another chance to chat up an individual making a game about manliness, heroics and heroic manliness. Fortunately for him, Tiny Barbarian’s creator, Michael Stearns of StarQuail Games was up to the task of answering Ethan’s sometimes oddly worded and childlike questions.

This podcast is for anyone interested in the game Tiny Barbarian DX or the Kickstarter/Greenlight process.

Show Notes

Cast: Ethan and Michael Stearns of StarQuail Games
Runtime: 59:27
Games: Tiny Barbarian, Tiny Barbarian DX
Links: Tiny Barbarian on Kickstarter, Tiny Barbarian on Steam Greenlight, StarQuail Games

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Assassin’s Creed III: Preparing to Tomahawk – The Cursed Checkpoint #128

Justin Lacey — Mon, 29 Oct 2012 18:04:23 +0000

Justin and Josh haven’t caught up on all of Desmond’s adventures, but they are just as excited about Assassin’s Creed III as the experienced, Brandon. Together they discuss what makes the hype from this yearly franchise so much more intriguing in 2012.

Episode Background

Somewhere along the lines Assassin’s Creed fell into the category of being a yearly release. Yet the normal downfalls of that agressive schedule have bounced off of the series to this point. This includes the fact that leading up to the release of Assassin’s Creed III gamers can remain independently interested in the release no matter their level of familiarity with the series to this point. Justin, Josh, and Brandon may share very different experience levels with the franchise to this point, yet they are united in their anticipation for the new game and attempt to understand why that is and what it means for the entire franchise.

This podcast is for fans of the Assassin’s Creed franchise who have played from very little to every moment in the series and who are interested in Assassin’s Creed III. This episode is relatively spoiler-free and was recorded prior to the release of ACIII for prediction and speculation purposes.

Show Notes

Cast: Justin, Brandon, Josh
Runtime: 33:09
Games: Assassin’s Creed III, Assassin’s Creed, Assassin’s Creed II, Assassin’s Creed Brotherhood, Assassin’s Creed Revelations

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Borderlands 2: The Right to a Bazillion Guns – The Cursed Checkpoint #127

Brandon Coppernoll — Thu, 25 Oct 2012 19:40:14 +0000

Brandon, Aaron, and Justin G take a break from their bazillionder gun hunt to discuss how much more Borderlands 2 is the right amount of Borderlands, as well as their thoughts on the future of the franchise.

Episode Background

Our vault hunters have been digging deep into Pandora for the 2nd time in one of their most anticipated releases of 2012. Already big fans of the Borderlands franchise, the real question has been is just having more Borderlands enough or does Borderlands 2 stand on its own?

This podcast is for fans of the Borderlands franchise who have played some Borderlands 2 and are curious about the future of the series.

Show Notes

Cast: Brandon, Aaron, Justin G
Runtime: 38:53
Games: Borderlands 2, Borderlands

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Broforce Interview with Evan Greenwood – The Cursed Checkpoint #126

Ethan Moses — Fri, 28 Sep 2012 16:04:21 +0000

The prototype for Broforce was pretty much a calling for our brothusiast, Ethan. He joins Free Lives’ Creative Director, Evan Greenwood, to discuss the game, the true definition of bro, how to survive the flying sharks of South Africa, and more.

Episode Background

Broforce is a side scrolling action game, developed by independent stuido Free Lives with heavy influences from 80′s action movies. With destructible environments, chaotic game play and a brotastic cast of testosterone fueled protagonists, the indie title is one of the highlights of Steam Greenlight’s current list of potential games.

Ethan stumbled across the prototype for Broforce while searching the interwebs one day and got incredibly excited about the concept and a bit pumped that the word bro was being used in such a positive light. He immediately contacted the game’s creative director at Free Lives, Evan Greenwood, in hopes of learning more about the game, the fauna of South Africa and what it was going to take to bring the word “bro” back into the good graces of the world.

This podcast is for anyone who has any interest in the game Broforce, for people that consider themselves bros or anyone that likes explosions, chaos and violence.

Show Notes

Cast: Ethan
Special Guest: Evan Greenwood of Free Lives
Runtime: 30:35
Games: Broforce
Reference: Broforce on Steam Greenlight, Download Broforce Prototype

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Ninja Wrap – The Cursed Checkpoint #125

Justin Lacey — Fri, 21 Sep 2012 16:30:47 +0000

Defining ninjas is apparently a touchy subject as there are varying expectations of these secretive warriors. Justin grills Ethan about all types of video game ninjas from the loose cannon ninjas to supernatural ninjas and ninjas in bat costumes.

Via Mark of the Ninja’s website.

Episode Background

While the conversation was dormant for over a year, Justin never forgot Ethan’s controversial definition of ninja that had Ryu Hayabusa as being capable of destroying a jet in flight. Thanks to the release of Mark of the Ninja giving gamers a more classic example of ninjas, it was time for Ethan to defend ninjas of all varieties.

This episode is obviously for fans of ninjas in video games, but it also serves as an important resource for enemies as ninjas.

Show Notes

Cast: Justin, Ethan
Runtime: 32:24
Games: Ninja Gaiden, Shinobi, Ninja Gaiden II, Mark of the Ninja, Ninja Five-O, Batman: Arkham City, Bushido Blade, Metal Gear Solid, Mortal Kombat, Tenchu, Borderlands 2

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Gaming Lifestyle: Do We Buy Too Many Games? – The Cursed Checkpoint #124

Justin Lacey — Wed, 19 Sep 2012 17:25:57 +0000

Justin and Ethan have noticed that their game purchasing habits have gotten a little out of control. Heading into a heavy release season they thought it would be best to talk it out before they get in over their head again.

You’re gonna get it anyway.

Episode Background

The first sign that you may be buying too many games is when you attempt to buy a game that you already own. With the advent of digital distribution and a range of pricing models for video games, keeping track of your purchases isn’t as easy as it used to be. Justin and Ethan have called each other out for many questionable purchases over the years, but they aren’t sure how to fix the problem because the games are only getting better and easier to buy.

This episode is for anyone who struggles with game purchasing decisions, Steam sale addicts, game collectors, and anyone who keeps adding to their overflowing video game backlog.

Show Notes

Cast: Justin, Ethan
Runtime: 31:57

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Guild Wars 2: Now Try This – The Cursed Checkpoint #123

Justin Lacey — Thu, 13 Sep 2012 16:34:35 +0000

Justin and Aaron didn’t exactly plan on getting sucked into Guild Wars 2, but the ArenaNet’s subtle changes to the MMO formula keep them coming back for more dynamic events, gorgeous landscapes, and weapon swapping adventures.

Episode Background

MMO’s have had a rough run the last few years, and gamers seem to be waiting for the next watershed moment for the genre. ArenaNet has never positioned Guild Wars 2 as a genre changer, but it may have what it takes to entertain gamers until then. I had all but written the genre off before Aaron and I began discussing the game. After one week and plenty of gameplay stories later for the both of us, we had to sit down to discuss why Guild Wars 2 had us hooked. While I can’t point to any one detail of Guild Wars 2 as revolutionary, what matters is that it is fun to play and get lost in the world of Tyria. As with any MMO, time will tell if this game sticks, but fans have to be optimistic considering the track record of the first game. Guild Wars 2 succeeds in having a low barrier of entry for new gamers as well as a deep enough world to keep the marathon MMO players entertained for months.

This episode is for anyone with a passing interest in the evolution of the MMO genre and for fans of fantasy RPGs.

Show Notes

Cast: Justin L, Aaron
Runtime: 37:43
Game: Guild Wars 2

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Gaming Lifestyle: You’re a Gamer? – The Cursed Checkpoint #122

Brandon Coppernoll — Tue, 28 Aug 2012 17:18:08 +0000

As far as video games have come, gamers still find themselves on the defensive about their hobby. Brandon, Justin, and Cole discuss how they explain gaming to non-gamers and discover truths and opinions about why they are asked those questions.

Episode Background

What starts as a conversation on how to explain video games to non-gamers turns into a deeper discussion on understanding where the questions come from, why they’re asked, and how to achieve balance in life and video games. Brandon, Justin, and Cole debate on how to respond when anyone questions why you play. Topics covered range from baby boomers, books, art, movies, and children.

This checkpoint is for anyone who plays video games and isn’t understood by family members or peers who don’t play video games, and parents of gamers can learn a little bit about why their children may be interested in games and how to relate at least on some level.

Show Notes

Cast: Brandon Coppernoll, Justin Gifford, and Cole Monroe
Runtime: 41:33
Article: Mail This: Treat the Disease, Not the Symptom

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Gen Con 2012: Recap for Video Gamers – The Cursed Checkpoint #121

Justin Lacey — Tue, 21 Aug 2012 17:27:56 +0000

“The Best Four Days in Gaming” took over Indianapolis from Aug 16-19. As first timers to Gen Con, Justin and Ethan managed to find some great intros to a variety of game genres while Josh played just about everything as much as possible.

Episode Background

After our Gen Con introductory episode, Josh guided Justin and Ethan along in their first visit to the convention. The team toured the exhibition hall and demoed a variety of games while taking in the sights of the event itself. In this episode the team looks back on their Gen Con experience, game highlights, and how the table top games reminded them of video games if at all.

This checkpoint is for anyone who has been or is interested in going to Gen Con and wants to know how much video games play into the event. Gen Con 2012 was in Indianapolis from August 16th through August 19th.

Show Notes

Cast: Josh Lee, Justin Lacey, and Ethan Moses
Runtime: 49:23
Resources: Josh’s Photo Gallery
Games: Level 7: Escape, Heavy Gear Blitz, Wrath of Kings, Zynvaded, Battletech, Outbreak: Undead

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Gen Con 2012: An Intro for Video Gamers – The Cursed Checkpoint #120

Justin Lacey — Thu, 16 Aug 2012 15:52:17 +0000

As Gen Con 2012 opens in Indianapolis, “The Best Four Days in Gaming” can still feel a bit foreign to video gamers. Josh helps build Justin, Ethan and you a bridge to the tabletop so everyone can enjoy the show.

Gen Con Exhibit Hall

Episode Background

Justin and Ethan decided that this was the year to give Gen Con a chance, but still the stories they’ve heard do not necessarily match up with reality so they want to talk through their expectations with Josh Lee. Josh plays a wide variety of tabletop games and is a regular attendee at Gen Con. Not only that, but as a member of Horrible Night he knows where our video gamers are coming from and believes there is something for everyone at Gen Con. We’ll see how his opinion holds up in our follow-up episode where Justin and Ethan describe their experience at Gen Con 2012.

This checkpoint is for anyone who has been or is interested in going to Gen Con and wants to know how much video games play into the event. Gen Con 2012 is in Indianapolis starting on August 16th through August 19th.

Show Notes

Cast: Josh Lee, Justin Lacey, and Ethan Moses
Runtime: 33:46

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Darksiders Retrospective: Layers of War – The Cursed Checkpoint #119

Justin Lacey — Tue, 14 Aug 2012 16:59:14 +0000

Darksiders is going down as one of the most memorable games of this generation for the Horrible Night staff. Justin, Ethan, and Aaron discuss their initial expectations around the game and its growing legacy prior to the release of the sequel.

There’s more to these horseman than we were led to believe.

Episode Background

Compare the reverence that fans have for Darksiders to their expectations and you’ll be hard pressed to find a game from this generation with the same disparity. The fact is Darksiders had all of the markings an B-tier title and was passed up by a large audience. Those players missed out on one of the greatest character action experiences complete with an engrossing world brought together with style and a weighty story matched only by the power of its lead character, War. As the franchise grows with the release of the sequel, Horrible Night reflects on the highlights of their original adventure in the Darksiders universe.

This checkpoint is for anyone who has played Darksiders and is interested in seeing the franchise continue. This episode contains light gameplay and plot spoilers.

Show Notes

Cast: Justin Lacey, Ethan Moses, and Aaron McNeal
Runtime: 26:39
Games: Darksiders, Darksiders II

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E3 12: Third Party Party – The Cursed Checkpoint #e312d

Justin Lacey — Fri, 08 Jun 2012 17:05:49 +0000

All of the attention turns to the games of E3 2012 as Justin, Ethan, and Josh recap the Konami, EA, and Ubisoft press conferences. There are also plenty of other games to talk about outside of the conferences including the best looking game of E3.

This is a special event episode and a part of our E3 2012 coverage. Check out our our additional coverage of the other press conferences from this years show:

Episode Background

This checkpoint serves as a recap of the E3 2012 press conferences of Konami, EA, Ubisoft as well as the additional game trailers that were available outside of the press conferences themselves.. It is for is intended for anyone who is interested in any of the major games or news items from the event.

This is the fourth episode in our E3 2012 press conference coverage. Join us throughout the week as we take a look at the major press conferences and gaming news. This will be followed up with a live summary show with 2012 predictions next week.

Show Notes

Cast: Justin, Ethan, and Josh
Runtime: 1:11:00
Press Conference Archive: Konami, EA, Ubisoft
Featured Games: Castlevania: Lords of Shadow 2, Castlevania: Lords of Shadow – Mirror of Fate, Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance, Dead Space 3, Need for Speed: Most Wanted, SimCity, Far Cry 3, Assassin’s Creed III, Watch Dogs, ZombiU, Star Wars 1313, Metro: Last Light, Transformers: Fall of Cybertron, XCOM: Enemy Unkown, Project P-100

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E3 12: Sony Press Conference – The Cursed Checkpoint #e312c

Justin Lacey — Thu, 07 Jun 2012 16:18:25 +0000

Sony’s 2012 E3 Press Conference and Jack Tretton. All business. Justin, Cole, Ethan, and Josh discussing the highs and lows of the press conference? About as business-like as a brick to the face. Which is still awesome.

This is a special event episode and a part of our E3 2012 coverage. Check out our our additional coverage of the other press conferences from this years show:

Episode Background

This checkpoint serves as a recap of the E3 2012 Sony Press conference. It is for is intended for anyone who watched the event or who is interested in any of the major games or news items from the event.

This is the third episode in our E3 2012 press conference coverage. Join us throughout the week as we take a look at the major press conferences and gaming news. This will be followed up with a live summary show with 2012 predictions next week.

Show Notes

Cast: Justin, Cole, Ethan, and Josh
Runtime: 50:42
Press Conference Archive: On GameSpot
Featured Games: The Last of Us, Beyond: Two Souls, Assassin’s Creed III, Wonderbook, God of War: Ascension, PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale

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E3 12: Nintendo Press Conference – The Cursed Checkpoint #e312b

Justin Lacey — Wed, 06 Jun 2012 16:00:22 +0000

There were high expectations surrounding this year’s Nintendo E3 Press Conference. Justin, Cole, Ethan, and Josh examine the Wii U features, 2D Mario games, plenty of Pikmin, and what the future of Nintendo looks like from here.

This is a special event episode and a part of our E3 2012 coverage. Check out our our additional coverage of the other press conferences from this years show:

Episode Background

This checkpoint serves as a recap of the E3 2012 Nintendo Press conference. It is for is intended for anyone who watched the event or who is interested in any of the major games or news items from the event.

This is the second episode in our E3 2012 press conference coverage. Join us throughout the week as we take a look at the major press conferences and gaming news. This will be followed up with a live summary show with 2012 predictions next week.

Show Notes

Cast: Justin, Cole, Ethan, and Josh
Runtime: 1:09:40
Press Conference Archive: On GameSpot
Bizarre Wii U Functionality Commercial: On Joystiq
Featured Games: Pikmin 3, New Super Mario Bros. U, New Super Mario Bros. 2, Batman Arkham City: Armored Edition, Wii Fit U, NintendoLand, Zombi U

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E3 12: Microsoft Press Conference – The Cursed Checkpoint #e312a

Justin Lacey — Tue, 05 Jun 2012 14:13:11 +0000

Microsoft officially kicked off the E3 2012 press conferences and Justin, Cole, Ethan, and Josh thought they were ready. Once they recovered from a surprise Usher concert, a physical training session, and more they try and figure out what else happened.

This is a special event episode and a part of our E3 2012 coverage. Check out our our additional coverage of the other press conferences from this years show:

Episode Background

This checkpoint serves as a recap of the E3 2012 Microsoft Press conference. It is for is intended for anyone who watched the event or who is interested in any of the major games or news items from the event.

This is the first episode in our E3 2012 press conference coverage. Join us throughout the week of the show as we take a look at the major press conferences and gaming news. This will be followed up with a live summary show along with 2012 predictions next week.

Show Notes

Cast: Justin, Cole, Ethan, and Josh
Runtime: 1:05:34
Press Conference Archive: On GameSpot
Featured Games: Halo 4, Splinter Cell Blacklist, Resident Evil 6, South Park: The Stick of Truth, Call of Duty: Black Op II, Tomb Raider

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Diablo 3 Launch Recovery Part 2: Online Issues – The Cursed Checkpoint #118

Justin Lacey — Thu, 31 May 2012 17:30:48 +0000

Server issues were to be expected for a launch as large as Diablo 3, but as connectivity problems with the game have continued to persist in the weeks after launch, Justin, Josh and Ethan discuss if Blizzard has crossed the line with consumers.

Episode Background

On launch day our Diablo III crew was very patient with Battle.net throughout most of the day. In the week or so since the launch issues have continued to pop up for a few of our players, while others have not had any issues worth mentioning. Regardless of our opinions of the game itself, Justin, Josh, and Ethan discuss their satisfaction with their purchase and their differing opinions on how Blizzard has handled the issues.

This checkpoint is for anyone who has been effected by the online connectivity issues of Diablo III, DRM in general, or is interested where different gamers draw their lines with how they are treated as consumers as the need for persistent online experiences continues to grows in the eyes of game developers.

This is Part 2 of a two part episode series on Diablo III. Part 1 focuses on the game experience itself.

Show Notes

Cast: Justin, Josh, and Ethan
Runtime: 36:43
Games: Diablo III
Livestream Archive: Waiting to Log In, Game Start, Playing All Day

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