Sunday, March 29, 2009

Cavebabble Episode 23: Anime-niacs

Tonight, we discuss Amber's adventures at the St. Louis Anime Convention, and cosplayers in general. So, sharpen your cardboard swords, and join us! This podcast is brought to you by Girls Dressed Like Boys.

Saturday, March 28, 2009

Anime-niacs

The podcast will be one day late this week. Amber is in St. Louis at an anime convention, and I'm staying as far away as possible. She took two cosplay outfits with her, so I'm sure she will have plenty of odd experiences to share when she returns tomorrow night. Be afraid. Be very afraid.

Thursday, March 26, 2009

Ultraman Dance


Unfortunately, you can never un-see this.

Sunday, March 22, 2009

Cavebabble Episode 22: Guilty Pleasures in Gaming

If you love to play it, but are ashamed to admit it, tonight's podcast is for you. We come clean on some of our favorite guilty pleasure video game titles, so that you won't have to. This podcast is brought to you by Insert Sponsor Here.

Monday, March 16, 2009

Cavebabble Episode 21: Watching the Watchmen

We've now watched the Watchmen, and so it's time to circle the chairs and discuss our experience. It's much like therapy, with the added bonus of a naked blue dude. Join us! This episode is brought to you by smiley faces.



Yesterday is Today

We ran out of podcasting time yesterday, so will record and post our next episode tonight. We plan on devoting the episode to what forced us to postpone the recording- Watchmen.

Sunday, March 8, 2009

Cavebabble Episode 20: I Can't Believe I Did That

Today, we confess our digital sins, and share some of the most painful things we've wasted our time on in games or while online. So, bring your tales of level grinding, and join us. You'll feel better once you share. This week's podcast is brought to you by Ding!

Friday, March 6, 2009

Sci-Fi Corporations: Water & Power

Based on a British comic, the film Tank Girl gives Malcolm McDowell (as Kesslee) the reins to Water & Power. Apparently, he's the perfect foil for punkers and benevolent, mutated kangaroos. Considering he's known for a bit of the ultraviolent, as well as killing Captain Kirk, the choice seems reasonable. Luckily, Tank Girl Lori Petty is there to put him in his very dry place. If none of this makes sense to you, it's nothing compared to the movie!

Sunday, March 1, 2009

Cavebabble Episode 19: Weapons of Choice

Get ready for a showdown. Tonight, we both count down our top five weapons in video games. From lasers to bullets to things that go boom, these are our weapons of choice. This week's podcast is brought to you by Unlimited Ammo.

Sunday, February 22, 2009

Cavebabble Episode 18: Second Foreign Film Feast

We hope you're hungry, because it's time for a second feast of foreign films. We serve up seven warm movies for your enjoyment tonight, ranging from Japanese to Mexican to German. Enjoy your meal! This podcast is brought to you by yellow subtitles.

Stereotypical Genetic Space Game: Charlie



Yes, she realizes Charlie doesn't come after Alpha and Beta. But it has a nasty spike on its tail, so who's going to argue?

Stereotypical Genetic Space Game: Beta



The Beta race from SGSG. You have to love the helmet.

Stereotypical Genetic Space Game: Alpha


This is the Alpha race from Amber's Stereotypical Genetic Space Game (SGSG). Listen to Episode 17 for details...

Sunday, February 15, 2009

Cavebabble Episode 17: If I Made a Game...

Tonight, we take on the role of video game developers. We've brainstormed four new game ideas we can't wait to run with. So, grab a cool beverage, and prepare for our pitch. This week's podcast is brought to you by Pong.

Saturday, February 14, 2009

Sci-Fi Corporations: Von Doom Industries


Victor Von Doom is CEO of the company bearing his name in Fantastic Four. Thanks to an accidental exposure to cosmic energy, Victor begins to mutate, gaining metalic skin and the ability to manipulate electricity. Four others are victims of the same exposure, becoming a flaming guy, an invisi-chick, a stretchy guy, and a rock. Victor, now calling himself Dr. Doom, blames the stretchy guy for his fate, and so continuously battles the 4 fantastic friends, while working his way toward global domination.