Sounding good guys… maybe Justin should explain how he terrorised us on PGR3 by bellowing at the in-house test team and speaking to us only via an Arnie soundboard… good days…

I have to say that the job you guys have done over the years has been second to none, the level of support and the quality of test support we’ve received has made our lives so much simpler. I’m gonna miss you…

Show was great guys from beginning to end. I especially loved the interview, It was very interesting and informative. You guys are doing a great job. Hopefully Major doesn’t start charging ya to borrow his stuff cause the show is sounding great.

I have a suggestion: For E3 you guys should have a special show, live from the floor with all sorts of interviews, insider info with other testers that are at the event, developers, and any other crazy things that may happen. You probably thought of it already but its just a thought.

You guys are awesome. Keep it up, and maybe I’ll catch ya on live.

Great show! The sound was much better. Music between segments wasn’t bad at all. Nice interview too. Try doing an interview with the guys from OXM or Major Nelson. They in-turn will help promote your podcast. Do a show about E3. How about doing contests?

These podcasts are going really well. Even the Hot Pocket shinanigans were entertaining. I’m totally game for playing with Platform Biased on Live. I’m totally stocked about Civ Rev and have been looking for some others that shared my enthusiasm. Keep up the good work!

The interview was very informative. I’m a Junior English major and have always wondered how to tie my love of video games into my love of writing. Thanks a lot!

Happy 4th of July guys.
I really enjoyed the show. Your gamertag idea sounds good. Keep up the good work.

PS: Thank you for doing something about the Ninja Gaiden 2 glitches. It got patched very fast and I am sure that you & the team at the Gamerscore Blog had something with it.
Thanks again.

Thank you for this valuble info !
The podcast is going to right way.

greetings from the netherlands

Thanks for posting them Jeff, but you should also make a spaces.live.com page (If that’s possible). I have Trixie, Elle and a few others on my list.

I think that the Platform Biased Gamertag is a great idea and i think that you all should convince major to let you all use theis recorder when you need it because it made a difference

Great show keep up the good work

Certainly. Here are the books we recommended:

Testing Computer Software by Cem Kaner
How to Break Software by James A. Whittaker
How to Break Software Security by James A. Whittaker

great show this week. i got civ rev yesterday, its amazing. i’ll def join a cod4 game and a civ rev multiplayer game!

First time commenter, wanted to let you guys know how much I enjoy your podcast thus far.

I really enjoyed the “breaking in” interview this episode, it was very informative. I myself am an aspiring game designer/programmer and my break-in strategy thus far has been participating in Google summer of code (to produce a Risk ruleset for the Thousand Parsec project) and creating a blog. GSoC has been an excellent opportunity to hone my skills and get a feel for larger-scale programming for some one as inexperienced as myself. Not only that, I get to work with many individuals much more skilled than myself. In fact, my very mentor is a senior at Digipen, and his expertise and advice has surely helped me outside of GSoC in advancing my skills.
To sum up, GSoC is an excellent opportunity to work with skilled developers on larger projects.

PS. Podcast did sound bit better this week

I have to say I really enjoy the show. Its great listening to the conversations and the interview with Porkfry ws cool to hear. I have an interview for a testing position next week and am gonna grab one or two of the books and get started on them.