RF Generation Collectorcast

[Duke.Togo]

It looks like I have missed posting the last few episodes over here, but we've just hit our one year anniversary!

Episode 14 includes an interview with homebrew NES developer Derek from Gradual Games, creator of Nomolos: Storming the Catsle.

As always, you can find the show at www.collectorcast.com, as well as searching Collectorcast on YouTube.

Thanks to our listeners for a great first year, and if you've not given it a listen yet, join us!

[Duke.Togo]

Episode 15 of the Collectorcast is now available: http://www.rfgeneration.com/news/collec ... n-2536.php

Besides our usual talk about gaming pick-ups, we delve into the difference in mind set behind gamer and collector.

Thanks for listening!

[Duke.Togo]

Episode 15.5 of the Collectorcast is now available: http://www.rfgeneration.com/news/collec ... s-2549.php

This is the recording of our panel at TooManyGames. Check out the podcast, or the video version on YouTube.

Thanks for listening!

[Duke.Togo]

Episode 16 of the Collectorcast is now available: http://www.rfgeneration.com/news/collec ... r-2571.php

In this episode we interview Jason Dvorak of www.game-rave.com, to talk about hardcore Playstation and Saturn collecting. As usual we also take time to discuss some of the other great pickups from our listeners.

Thanks for listening!

[Mechblue]

I'm interested in taking a listen to the pod cast but I'm wondering if there is a method to download it as a MP3? I don't have an iPod and can't be streaming stuff at work.

[Duke.Togo]

I'm interested in taking a listen to the pod cast but I'm wondering if there is a method to download it as a MP3? I don't have an iPod and can't be streaming stuff at work.

Yes, you can visit www.collectorcast.com to download the show, or subscribe to the iTunes feed. Thanks for giving us a listen!

[Duke.Togo]

Episode 17 of the RF Generation Collectorcast is out: http://www.rfgeneration.com/news/collec ... r-2593.php

In this episode we discuss the impact of re-releases on video game collecting.

[Duke.Togo]

Episode 18 of the Collectorcast is out: http://www.rfgeneration.com/news/collec ... s-2647.php

In this episode we dig deep into the 32x, its library (except we somehow forgot Tempo?), and its history.

[dsheinem]

Episode 18 of the Collectorcast is out: http://www.rfgeneration.com/news/collec ... s-2647.php

In this episode we dig deep into the 32x, its library (except we somehow forgot Tempo?), and its history.

I'll be honest: the length of these episodes keeps me from tuning in, even on topics I find interesting. I listened to the first few episodes, but then they got long. I feel like a show that hits the 2 hour mark usually drags a bit and has a lot of "filler" (I've not been able to sit through any/many podcasts extending much past that) and these are often 2-3 times that long or more

What do you envision as the typical listening experience? At once? In chunks? Is a significant portion of the show still reviewing/discussing listener pick ups or the RFG finds threads? I know you have a good following with what you do, but I feel like if you varied your approach/length more you may pick up a wider audience (including me).

[noiseredux]

Episode 18 of the Collectorcast is out: http://www.rfgeneration.com/news/collec ... s-2647.php

In this episode we dig deep into the 32x, its library (except we somehow forgot Tempo?), and its history.

I'll be honest: the length of these episodes keeps me from tuning in, even on topics I find interesting. I listened to the first few episodes, but then they got long. I feel like a show that hits the 2 hour mark usually drags a bit and has a lot of "filler" (I've not been able to sit through any/many podcasts extending much past that) and these are often 2-3 times that long or more

What do you envision as the typical listening experience? At once? In chunks? Is a significant portion of the show still reviewing/discussing listener pick ups or the RFG finds threads? I know you have a good following with what you do, but I feel like if you varied your approach/length more you may pick up a wider audience (including me).

I'll have to (unfortunately) agree. Personally, I listen to podcasts on my commute. And I stream them - which means it's not easy to just pick up where I left off since I don't have them stored as files on my phone. Because of this, in many cases if a show (any show) is over 45 mins... I only hear 45 mins of that episode. Because of the length of the Pick-Ups segment on Collectorcast I've tended to miss a lot of recent episodes since I'd have been interested in the actual topics, but not as interested in hearing 45 mins of pick-ups. I *think* I had suggested on the official RFGen forum thread for the show that perhaps the show should be split into Pick-Up episodes and Topic episodes. Even if you guys recorded both at the same time but then just split it into two mp3's.