Surprise! New Lost podcast
This was a nice surprise when I got home from work: A new Lost podcast waiting for me in iTunes (via Juice, of course).
Executive producers Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse share exclusive clues and preview upcoming episode “The 23rd Psalm.” Also, composer Michael Giacchino talks about the behind-the-scenes scoring of Lost.
Bitchin’.
- In other geek news, Wired has posted their Game Year in Review: 2010 article, including summaries of important moments like this:
Speaking of Mario, Nintendo and LucasArts are still locked in competition to bring their aging iconic characters to every genre ever invented. The year 2010 saw the release of Darth Maul’s Star Wars Tennis, Mario MMORPG, Clone Trooper Golf, Mario’s Dating Sim, Jar-Jar’s Dating Sim and Mario Storms the Beach at Normandy. Plus, handheld versions of all those.
The mainstream gaming public finally started to go online in droves this year, motivated by increasing ease of use, fatter broadband pipes and more sophisticated online experiences, but mostly by the Xbox’s revolutionary Verified Gender technology. By guaranteeing that the hot, busty elf chick next to you is biologically female — if not actually hot, busty or an elf — Microsoft attracted millions of horny consumers looking for awkward, semi-anonymous online avatar sex. Microsoft is looking to expand this previously untapped market further by introducing cybersex ranking ladders.
It made me laugh, anyway.
- Less happy geek news: Josh Friedman apparently has cancer.
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Thanks for pointing out the “Lost” podcast. I’ll listen to it on the plane tomorrow!
Comment by jonahw — January 11, 2006 @ 12:34
For anyone into Lost, this has got to be one of the better podcasts. It really rocks having the writer/producers talk, even if they don’t give away very much at all.
Comment by Beau — January 11, 2006 @ 22:51