The busiest week in gaming started out on June 10 with the Summer Game Fest kickoff show! More than 90 minutes of game trailers, premiers and announcements.
In this episode Marc and Lbabinz discuss their favorite announcements from the show, what they are looking forward to playing the most and what fell a little flat. Find out what you might be playing next month and next year as we head into E3 2021!
On this week’s episode, Marc and Babz talk about the upcoming Summer Game Fest, E3 and Nvidia’s new graphics cards. Tune in to find out what games they are looking forward to, which ones they are playing now and what games are on their short list to start.
Yeah, it’s only three minutes shorter than last week, but it’s only the second episode and they are just figuring this stuff out! Leave messages in the comments section and let them know what you like, what you don’t like and what you’d like to see!
A new podcast spanning the Rocky Mountains from the United States and up into Canada. We look at the gaming industry though an international lens and years of gaming experience.
Marc Camron – RMG South and the original Rocky Mountain Gamer – brings nearly 30 years experience as a gaming journalist, writing for more than 100 different publications such as Electronic Gaming Monthly, Computer Game Review, Electronic Games, Walmart GameCenter, Hero Illustrated, Cinescape, The Chicago Sun Times, The Denver Post, The Boulder Daily Camera and many, many more. His column, Rocky Mountain Gamer has run since 2006 and despite a one year break due to the Covid pandemic has resumed publication in the Rocky Mountain region.
The first game he played was Pong. It was the only choice at the time.
Lbabinz – RMG North – has earned a reputation online as helping the gamers of Canada locate hard-to-find games and consoles, pre-orders and fantastic sales. His treasure hunting for the good climes (and sometimes even the U.S.) has earned him appreciation aplenty. Babz (as Marc calls him) is also a lifelong gaming fan (albeit a few years younger than RMG South) brings an amazing knowledge and understanding to the industry. He has the added perspective of having children and being able to look at gaming as a father.
Between them the two gamers play every kind of game, but have formed a kinship over Japanese games, particularly JRPGs, adventure games,, Marvel movies and a shared love of Star Wars.