Digitally Uploaded

Digitally Uploaded #3: It's all about the narrative

Welcome to the third episode of the Digitally Uploaded podcast, companion podcast to the www.digitallydownloaded.net website.

This week, Matt, Alan and Chris discuss narrative. From what we like to see in a game narrative, through to some games that we want to highlight as narratives we like in particular, and we enter into that highly contentious debate about whether narrative-focused games such as "walking simulators" and "visual novels" are games or not.

This week we also have music from three great games:

- Nights of Azure (Koei Tecmo)
- Megadimension Neptunia VII (Idea Factory)
- Shantae (WayForward)

So thank you as always for listening to us, and please do let us know if you have any questions or particular topics you would like for us to address next week!

Digitally Uploaded #2: JRPGs and an almighty argument over Final Fantasy XII

Welcome to the new episode of Digitally Uploaded, the podcast companion to www.digitallydownloaded.net.

This week we talk about a topic passionate to us all - JRPGs (and that's why this podcast runs far longer than typical). Chris, Alan and Matt talk about their favourite JRPG - games that are important to them, and games that they can play over and over again without ever getting tired of them. 

We also celebrate the 10-year anniversary of Final Fantasy XII (and have a good old argument over whether it's a great game or not), and look at PlayStation VR, now that we know it's cost and release month. 

We also have music from Megadimension Neptunia VII and the Shantae games for your listening pleasure!

So enjoy, and please do let us know what you think!

Digitally Uploaded #1: Aussie games, and awesome female game developers and characters!

Welcome to the first official episode of the DigitallyDownloaded.net podcast: Digitally Uploaded! 

This week we have a special look at our favourite female game characters and game developers. With International Women's Day being last week, we felt it was a good time to take a look at some of our favourite female characters and developers. There's a lot of women out there doing awesome things in the industry and they just don't get enough credit for what they do. And there are some really good female characters that really deserve to be highlights in an industry often assumed to be all about the men.

Thank you for listening, and be sure to check out www.digitallydownloaded.net for more reviews, news, and coverage of all things to do with Asian entertainment!