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Respec Radio: Game Informer's World Of Warcraft Podcast Arrives
Earlier this year, we kicked off Game Informer's first ever audio podcast, The Game Informer Show. We've got big plans for continuing that particular weekly show in 2010, but we've also been working ideas for some new podcasts, the first of which we're debuting before the new year even starts! Respec Radio is our new biweekly podcast devoted to World of Warcraft and other MMOs. Every other Tuesday we'll release a new episode full of news, discussion, guests, and interviews mostly focusing on Azeroth but occasionally delving into other massive online worlds. We start off strong this week as Game Informer editors Andy McNamara, Adam Biessener, and Philip Kollar introduce their mains, talk out every detail of WoW's giant patch 3.3 update, and consider the hurdles Final Fantasy XIV faces if it seriously hopes to dethrone Blizzard.
Note: You may notice during the episode introduction that we give the show a different title: Casual-Hardcore. This was our original title as of recording time, but we discovered shortly after release that the guys at WoW Radio have a long-running show with the similar title Casually Hardcore. Out of respect for their show, we've changed our name.
Give it a listen, let us know your thoughts, and stay tuned for a new episode after the new year!
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