Published: September 22, 2009
To mark our 40th show, we are joined by Paul Farley from TAG Games, who brought us Car Jack Streets and the soon to be released Astro Ranch…
As well as talking about their upcoming games, including Car Jack Streets 2, and how the last year has been for them as developers in the Topic of the Week, Paul will also join in on the News and What We’ve Been Playing… including Pandorum, Ace Combat, Square Enix: Sliding Heroes, Dexter, Robocalypse and many more.
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Full coverage includes:
03:51 • Zune HD released (a threat to iPod Touch?)
10:20 • Ace Combat Xi: Skies of Incursion http://www.touchgen.net/take-to-the-skies-with-ace-combat
12:02 • 2xl ATV Offroad trailer http://www.touchgen.net/2xl-atv-offroad-trailer
13:00 • HipHop all stars (iPlay): http://www.touchgen.net/1st-screens-of-hip-hop-all-star
13:42 • Square Enix, sliding heroes
15:51 • Hot trailer for Cosmobomber: http://www.touchgen.net/hottest-game-trailer-ever
Matt
18:22 • Dexter
30:35 • Meteor Blitz
37:54 • Laser Puzzle Game
46:26 • X Ping Pong
53:30 • 3D Vector Ball’s recent P2P multiplayer update
Paul
22:18 • Bumper Stars
33:03 • Moonlights
40:12 • Ramp Champ
50:32 • Bloons Tower Defence
Nacho
26:48 • Above and Beyond
35:06 • Unify
43:06 • Durak
54:55 • Robocalypse
Nige
02:42 • Pandorum
36:35 • Yumsters 2
45:05 • Sky Scrapers
A look back at the last year of iPhone
- Successes
- ups and downs of an indie developer
The AppStore
- Pricing
- Publisher vs Self publish
- 3rd party work
The future
- Upcoming games: Astro Ranch, Car Jack Streets 2
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11 Comments on "TouchGen Unleashed - episode 40"
Dan on Tue, 22nd Sep 2009 1:40 pm
Hooray
Zach Gage on Tue, 22nd Sep 2009 6:07 pm
@nacho - Thanks for talking about Unify! It’s my first game and I’m a one-person studio so marketing has been an adventure!
I’m so glad you guys are enjoying it!
Zach Gage on Tue, 22nd Sep 2009 6:54 pm
well, one person and my friend who did the audio
jon@tistudios on Tue, 22nd Sep 2009 7:30 pm
Nice Podcast. Paul did a great job and had some excellent info.
Favorite bit was the end part you slipped in there - should be a regular feature!
Dale Townsend on Wed, 23rd Sep 2009 6:35 am
Best podcast yet. Easily better than the terrible Pocket Gamer podcasts and even better than the Slide To Play podcasts. Paul was great, it was good to hear about Astro Ranch and the fantastic sounding CJS 2. Hearing the stuff about self publish vs publisher was very useful, I’ve been interested in how that works. Overall, great podcast. I bought Unify and Moonlights after hearing you guys talk about them, and I’m impressed with Unify.
Dan on Fri, 25th Sep 2009 1:56 am
I was glad I stuck around for the last minute kilt talk after the end music. lol
Kevin on Fri, 25th Sep 2009 5:10 pm
Matt,
Meteor Blitz is a clone of Super Stardust on the Playstation Network. FYI
Dan on Fri, 25th Sep 2009 9:32 pm
@kevin, I heard that mentioned by slide to play as well. I’m thinking about picking it up based on Matt’s comments.
Kevin on Fri, 25th Sep 2009 10:55 pm
I bought it today and it’s very good. I would play Super Stardust on the PSP. Both good experiences.
Rito9 on Sat, 26th Sep 2009 8:52 pm
Just a quick correction. The Zune HD does actually have multi-touch and an accelerometer.
legend.inc on Fri, 9th Oct 2009 2:20 am
it still wont be any competition for apple.