Episode 3, February 13, 2008
Jason and Chuck have a Force-fest in this Star Wars themed podcast. Of note: Chuck’s lightsaber exploits as a young child, Jason’s lowdown on the new Star Wars themed video games coming out, and why our wive’s thumb mashing control of video games trumps combo moves.
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We had a linking glitch for episode 3 so the episode was not displaying correctly in iTunes or on the site. We’ve got it sorted out now. Happy listening!
“why our wive’s thumb mashing control of video games trumps combo moves.”
It’s called playing to win and it works
Here’s an interesting yet long analysis on two types of gamers, those who play to win, and those who chose to play within the confines of their “imaginary rule set”.
http://www.sirlin.net/archive/playing-to-win-part-1/
That’s what’s so frustrating! However, it doesn’t make a difference, because if I thumb-mash…she still wins.