This week on Sessler’s Soapbox, G4TV’s Adam Sessler bids a fond farewell to Pandemic studios, who recently suffered deep personnel cuts and a move to EALA’s offices. Sessler goes on to analyze how this may signal the end of the John Riccitiello plan at EA of introducing new IPs for the betterment of the future of the company, and what it means for the industry as a whole. You can watch it at G4TV or check out the embedded video below:
Adam Sessler’s latest edition of Sessler’s Soapbox talks about the joys of level grinding if a game’s mechanics are solid. He uses Borderlands as an example of this, which I’m not sure is the best example, but it’s his dime. We’ll let Adams speak for himself in the video below.
Also of noteon G4 is a brand new interview with Halo Waypoint creative director Jason Pace, and reviews of Ratchet and Clank: A Crack In Time, Wii Fit Plus, and A Boy and his Blob. Check out the video right now:
Not long ago Adam Sessler said that good stories were mostly reserved for movies and books, while games needed to focus on gameplay. Now, Adam has decided to moved away from the position and explains what’s made him change his tune. You can watch him do that in the latest edition of Sessler’s Soapbox on
G4TV right now, or check it out below:
Zombies. The scourge of the living. Unholy, foul, mindless beasts, former shadows of humanity that shambles mindlessly in search of brains. On this week’s Sessler’s Soapbox over at G4TV.com, Adam Sessler talks about his mad love for the Zombies, how they’ve made the transition from film to video games, and what all of it means to you. Check it out directly at G4TV.com or check out the video below:
This week on Sessler’s Soapbox, G4’s Adam Sessler discusses The Beatles: Rock Band, and how it was difficult to properly review the game when it almost had to be looked at more as an experience than a game. You can catch it below or at G4TV.
Speaking of experiences, G4TV also has an interview with Bungie’s Brian Jarrard about Halo 3: ODST. I’m not a big Halo fan but ODST looks like an experience that, while still very Halo at its core, tries to create somewhat of a different angle into the Halo universe. You can find that interview at G4TV.
In the latest edition of Adam Sessler’s popular video rants on G4TV, Sessler’s Soapbox, Adam talks about why PS3 Slim’s lack of backwards compatibility may not ultimately matter. He expands on that talk of ditching backwards compatibility altogether in favor of new digital downloads of older titles you want to play. It’s an interesting idea, though not one I agree with. Watch the video below or visit G4TV now.
This week on Sessler’s Soapbox, G4TV’s Adam Sessler talks about the latest batch of downloadable games - specifically his enjoyment of like ‘Splosion Man, which pays homage to the platformer genre. He also talks about how he appreciates the difficulty in a downloadable game, as opposed to his dislike of it in full priced games Watch it below or hit G4TV.com to check it out.
