John Romero sought to write a "positive energy book" about his life and accomplishments as video games' first big rock star. However, "Doom Guy" is a memoir that doesn't want to touch upon the complicated, angry, or negative stories from his life or discuss any personal growth.
In Jusant, there’s a species of palm-sized creatures called pebbles that don what appears to be hard, gray carapaces, and you’ll first find – or hear — them scuttering along its plunging cliff faces.
Welcome back, Ren! Remap Radio recorded ahead of the The Game Awards, but we still had plenty to talk about, between the Grand Theft Auto VI trailer, Bungie ...
As we close the book on the latest batch of 101s, we turn our attention to Squaresoft’s classic, Final Fantasy Tactics. Patrick joins Cado to discuss playing...
Cado and Patrick couldn't stay away from the amazing King's Field vibes of LUNACID, so they've returned to delve deeply into the dark! -- Watch live at https://www.twitch.tv/remapradio
John Romero sought to write a "positive energy book" about his life and accomplishments as video games' first big rock star. However, "Doom Guy" is a memoir that doesn't want to touch upon the complicated, angry, or negative stories from his life or discuss any personal growth.
In Jusant, there’s a species of palm-sized creatures called pebbles that don what appears to be hard, gray carapaces, and you’ll first find – or hear — them scuttering along its plunging cliff faces.
Welcome to one of Remap's favorite formats, the letter series. It's more than a podcast, less than an essay, but still a fan favorite, and we're excited to bring it back with Remap's new website.
I’m in it for the fenders, the shiny chrome, the subtle hue of the headlights. If all you’re giving me is a motor, there’s not enough to keep me dedicated to the road.