Super Podcast Action Committee – Episode 106

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On episode 106 of Super PAC, Andrew Eisen and E. Zachary Knight talk about how MSNBC thinks video game devs are worse than mass murderers (21:30), how Apple will engrave “penis” on your iPhone but not “vagina” (29:08), ‘Ninja Pizza Girl’ tackling serious issues and still managing to look fun (35:15), Marvel and its recent attempts at diversity and …

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Super Podcast Action Committee – Episode 105

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On this episode of Super PAC, Andrew Eisen and E. Zachary Knight talk about EA’s continued buffoonery, Alien: Isolation’s pre-order shenanigans, GameStop getting exclusives on game content, the extreme expense of fully voiced games and more! Apologies for EZK’s echo-y audio. We’ll try to have the fixed next week.  Watch the video version here.

Super Podcast Action Committee – Episode 104

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On this week’s show hosts Andrew Eisen and E. Zachary Knight talk about Nintendo president Satoru Iwata’s health and being reelected by the company’s board, a bunch of topics related to Electronic Arts, and whether Microsoft should bother selling the Kinect separately from the Xbox One. All this and more awaits in the latest episode …

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Super Podcast Action Committee – Episode 103

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On this week’s show host E. Zachary Knight is joined by guest host Jeremy Powers to talk about Ubisoft’s ongoing controversy about including female characters and its response to the Watch Dogs PC mod, Playstation Now pricing, and some stuff on YouTubers.

Super Podcast Action Committee – Episode 101

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On this week’s show hosts Andrew Eisen and E. Zachary Knight talk about who the GamePolitics community thinks will make the biggest E3 gaffe this year, President Obama name-dropping The Witcher, the new GOG.com DRM-free and platform-agnostic multiplayer client (Galaxy) and Verizon threatening to sue Netflix for talking about its service performance (This show was …

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Super Podcast Action Committee – Episode 99

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On this week’s show, hosts Andrew Eisen and E. Zachary Knight discuss whether the unbundling of the Kinect will help Xbox One sales, the NPD Group’s latest report on core gamer trends, and ISPs threatening to take their ball and go home if net neutrality passes. You can also find us on Facebook, on Twitter …

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Super Podcast Action Committee – Episode 98

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On this week’s show hosts Andrew Eisen and E. Zachary Knight discuss the latest GamePolitics Poll results (should Kickstarter adopt an equity-based investment model?), the web-hosting service that dared to throttle the FCC, the national Reason-Rupe poll about gaming, and the Tomodachi Life controversy.

Super Podcast Action Committee – Episode 97

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On this week’s show hosts Andrew Eisen and E. Zachary Knight are joined by special guest Jason D’Aprile to discuss whether ‘gaming addiction’ should be an officially recognized addiction by mental health professionals around the globe, Turtle Rock’s community manager getting fired for talking about disgraced LA Clippers owner Donald Sterling on Twitter, and a …

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Super Podcast Action Committee – Episode 96

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On this week’s show hosts Andrew Eisen and E. Zachary Knight discuss the latest poll on GamePolitics (how do you divvy up your Humble Bundle payments), FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler and net neutrality, the ‘New Essential Facts on Video Game Industry’ report from the ESA, China’s restrictions on game content released in the country, and …

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Super Podcast Action Committee – Episode 95

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On this week’s show hosts Andrew Eisen and E. Zachary Knight discuss whether politicians should face the death penalty when convicted of a crime, the Dragon Age Inquisition controversy related to ‘on disc’ DLC, Target recommending “M” rated games for children as Easter presents, and video game studies with no control groups.