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Digital Cowboys: Episode 166Digital Cowboys: Episode 166 Alternate Reality Gaming This week we’re very proud to welcome Michael Andersen, owner and senior editor at ARGnet: the internet’s premier news resource for Alternate Reality Games. For the...

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Gonzo Gaming 10: A Warrior's DilemmaGonzo Gaming 10: A Warrior's Dilemma This week defense minister for Britain Liam Fox called for a ban on the forthcoming Medal of Honour game because players get to play as the Taliban in the multiplayer mode. This prompted quite...

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Digital Cowboys: Greatest Hits - Part 2Digital Cowboys: Greatest Hits - Part 2 This is the best moments from our second year of podcasting; episodes 52-104. The first part was published in April 2008 and we recommend going back and listening to that one as well so you...

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Digital Cowboys: Greatest Hits - Part 1Digital Cowboys: Greatest Hits - Part 1 This is the best moments from episodes 1-51 of Digital Cowboys. The follow-up charting episodes 52 -104 is now close to completion and we want to ensure you guys have heard the whole shebang. This...

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Digital Cowboys: Episode 165Digital Cowboys: Episode 165 Exploring Spiffworld This week we are very proud to have on the show, Mike 'Spiffworld' Booth. Mike works in computer programming and in his spare time works Machima videos for Jonathan Coulton using...

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Digital Cowboys: Episode 48

Posted on : 26-03-2008 | By : Alex Shaw | In : Podcasts

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This week, the Cowboys cover what they’ve been up to, including Tony’s final analysis of Lost Odyssey and his summation of gaming effluent also known as Jumper: Griffin’s Story.

Paul talks about movies: The Cottage, Vantage Point and Lars and the Real Girl.

Alex reviews the first Blu-ray on this show: Beowulf.

And at some point in the show, one of these men reveals a piece of news that will change lives.

Digital Cowboys: Episode 47

Posted on : 19-03-2008 | By : Alex Shaw | In : Podcasts

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Rock Band Playtest

As Tony is on holiday this week, it’s just Alex and Paul, but boy do we have some hot news.

This weekend we played Rock Band in front of massed crowds in London’s Wembly Stadium. There were a bunch of other games previewed there too, but let’s face it, we’ve been waiting for this for SO long that we need to give Rock Band some special attention.

Also included is a run-down of the ‘exclusive’ European tracks which Paul cunningly photographed at the show.

So for your delectation, here is our review of Play.com’s Rock Band Live (AKA Play.com Live)

(Note from Paul: EA/Harmonix/MTV Games – if you’re reading this, release the game already! Seriously, what is taking so long?)

Digital Cowboys: Episode 46

Posted on : 14-03-2008 | By : Alex Shaw | In : Podcasts

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Buying a PlayStation 3

In response to the collapse of HD-DVD in the past few weeks, Alex has done the most sensible thing for anybody into their HD formats and bought a PS3. In this episode, we discuss the how’s, the why’s and also what’s on the horizon for this often maligned console. Anybody thinking of getting one at some point should listen in.

Also discussed on ‘This Week’ are: Rambo, Shrek 3, Mario and Sonic at the Olympic Games, Mario Strikers: Charged Football, The Other Boleyn Girl and Diary of the Dead.

Digital Cowboys: Episode 45 Part 2

Posted on : 07-03-2008 | By : Alex Shaw | In : Podcasts

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In the second part, we discuss the sudden (though not unexpected) demise of HD-DVD and victory for the Blu-ray format.

Here’s a run-down of what happened, what may happen in the future for the HD format and what would be wisest to do now.

Digital Cowboys: Episode 45 Part 1

Posted on : 07-03-2008 | By : Alex Shaw | In : Podcasts

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In the first part of another epic duo we discuss what we’ve been doing in the last week.

Alex watched Rocky I through VI.

Paul played more Rock Band and SingStar and also re-discovered the superb American version of The Office.

Tony played NFL Tour, FIFA: Street, Devil May Cry 4, Lost Via Domus and Lost Odyssey.

Paul and Alex also saw Michel Gondry’s new film Be Kind Rewind.