Added: 30.05.2014 4:15 | 6 views | 0 comments


This week Richard(@RichardNaik) from GameCritics and Scarfinger(@Scarfinger) from GeeksGoneRaw join Mike(@Assaultsuit), Tiny(@Tiny415) and Aaron (@Ind1fference) to talk about: X-men Days of Future Past, Godzilla, Belle, 50 Cents Pitch, Maya Angelou(R.I.P), Reading Rainbow, You Lose! Podcast, GameCritics.com, GeeksGoneRaw.com, Transistor, Dark Souls, NBA 2k14, Plague Inc, Wolfenstein The New Order, Watch_Dogs, The Wolf Among Us, The Walking Dead Season 2, Always Sometimes Monsters, Jet Car Stunts, Heavy Bullets, Monochroma, Child of Light, Sir You Are Being Hunted, Sonic Racing Transformed, Unreal, J.S. Joust, Idiocracy, Kindergarten Cop, Juno, Junior, Cloverfield, Haze, Half-life, Game Dev Story, League of Legends, Team Fortress 2 and more.

Added: 27.05.2014 11:04 | 3 views | 0 comments


The second season of Telltale's epic, zombie dodging, choice making, heart wrenching adventure The Walking Dead is available right now on the Amazon Appstore. Unfortunately it's only available for the Kindle Fire HDX and, if you live in America, the Kindle Fire TV. The first episode of the game is free [download], with the others available as in-app purchases if you like what you see. Yo...

Added: 24.05.2014 23:14 | 1 views | 0 comments


The Overseas Connection, the official G4TE (Gaming For The Elderly) Community weekly podcast discusses gaming news, community feedback, new releases and the podcast teams current play lists. Tune-in and listen to this combination U.S. and U.K. video game podcast as they discuss this weeks topics: * We discuss games we are playing including: Trials Fusion, Hearthstone, The Walking Dead Season 2 Episode 3 and other bits. * E3 predictions for Sony, Nintendo and Microsoft as well as some 3rd party stuff. * and much more.

Added: 24.05.2014 9:17 | 2 views | 0 comments


The second season of Telltale's The Walking Dead gets some traction in this episode as Clementine and her new group are forced to leave their camp to find somewhere safer. Things go wrong, people die, but it's not all dreary when a familiar face from Season 1 is there to greet you and brighten your dread-filled day.

Added: 24.05.2014 0:00 | 10 views | 0 comments


The latest episode of The Walking Dead: Season 2, "In Harm’s Way," starts as Clementine’s friends are being transported to Carver’s colony, located in an old hardware store. The truck has stopped so Sarah could take a bathroom break in the woods, and the following scene is meant to serve as an example of Carver’s persona. He says something moderately threatening to Clementine and if she talks back or stares at him (my choice), he slaps her hard enough to send her to the ground. Then, you’re reminded that this is The Walking Dead you’re playing. The store has solar panels providing electricity, gardens and tons of scavenged food, and of course, a fully stocked artillery. All these amenities, of course, stand in stark contrast to the militaristic regime Carver has built. What I’m truly enjoying about this season is how each episode examines safe spaces. The first season had places where the party would hole up, but zombies typically hung out right nearby and food was often scarce. Thus far, Clementine has visited places that felt like home. Although the situation in the first house was not perfect, things were OK and the party was comfortable. Then, the ski lodge was also well-stocked with food and had power from a wind turbine and now we have this hardware store. Like the previous two episodes, Clementine learns not to get comfortable as even comfortable moments are fraught with tension. Although these "homes" can feel like stopping points compared to the movement in Season 1, dispelling the notion of safety becomes increasingly vital to this season’s course. We met Bonnie from the 400 Days DLC in "A House Divided," and "In Harm’s Way" will let players meet the other principle characters from that story, including Tavia. Telltale Games established Tavia as a good guy at the end of 400 Days because her association with Carver’s gang manages to create authentic feelings of resentment towards her. Players who didn’t touch that DLC will likely just think her as just another one of the jerks holding the team hostage, but betrayal will burn in the hearts of others players like me. I trusted you, Tavia. Why did I help you recruit these folks? Unfortunately, only Bonnie matters out of our DLC group. There are a number of scenes where she speaks with Clementine, providing a different perspective on the situation in the hardware store. I would have appreciated volvement from the other characters, honestly. This just drives home the idea that Bonnie was always meant to join Tavia and there were no planned storylines for the other characters, at least none that this episode lets on. I’ll wrap up noting that it is during "In Harm’s Way" that we finally get to see just how Kenny has been doing mentally, and why Sarita seemed so concerned about him in the previous episode. There is also an enlightening character dynamic created between Clementine and Carver that may catch players off guard. Of course, The Walking Dead is nothing without major decisions, but the one Telltale throws in at the last minute, though harrowing in the moment, is underwhelming in the grand scheme of our adventure. Still, I can’t wait to see how Clementine ends up having to deal with it.