Don't get us wrong, Failcast loves everyone regardless of who they are (unless they're Necros), but a pic like this only comes once in a lifetime
Once again, 4 terrible people get together with one terrible guest to have a terrible time recording a terrible podcast. Hopefully our terribleness doesn't rub off on you, but if it does be aware that you can't sue us. We called no backsies like, ages ago.
Anyway, our guest tonight will (probably) be the wonder from down under, nebones. Ask him such inane questions as "Does the water in the toilet really swirl backwards?" and "WTF, MATE?". Or you could just post a comment about how lame Necros is. Either/or, really. We don't care.
And now, in case you missed it, the greatest pic of the Valumtimes season:
Failcast’s in the air, in the whisper of the tree.
Failcast’s in the air, in the thunder of the sea
And I don’t know if I’m just dreaming, don’t know if I feel safe
But it’s something that I must believe in, and it’s there when you call out my name
OHHHHHHHHHHHH FAILCAST’S IN THE AIR, FAILCAST’S IN THE AIR
That’s right kiddies, it’s that beautiful season of corporate love, and Failcast is in the air and on the tubes with another sweet, chocolate episode just for you. Join the usual lovers as they talk about the past week in gaming and the Destructoid community. So hit that play button as you laugh, cry, and share a magical boat ride of love with us.
Music:
OP: YMO - Kimi Ni Munekyun
Kamen Rider W OST
ED: Christina Vee - Super Driver (English)
Hey there Cats and Kittens as always we are a day late and a dollar short, but the we did spend was all in an effort to give you a better show! This week is short and sweet but isnt without all of the delicious side helpings you know and love. Food metaphors aside here's what we talked about
Here at Failcast we love 2 things: Fishing and Space Operas. Combine the 2, and you have GOTM (Game of the Millennium). Everything else just isn't worth living for.
And so, once again, our intrepid heroes set off on a quest to make a quasi-entertaining podcast for this fine fishing website. Many fishing styles will be talked about tonight, as well as an argument over the best casting methods, tastiest bait to much on when you're hungry (and no one is watching), and a rousing discussion on the ethics of sonar fish finders. We ask you, faithful anglers/listeners, to hit us with your questions and comments about our favorite endothermic aquatic vertebrates, so that we may truly bask in the glory of the Bass Effect.
Once again another amazing episode of failcast has gone through the editing process and has arrived hot on your plate for ear-eal consumption. What did we talk about? LISTEN! What questions did we answer? LISTEN! Wh- you get the picture. Just listen ok? We appreciate every listener we can get and we appreciate you.
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King
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Time
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So... this post is going up late, but don't fret children, because Animucast will be recording another kickass episode tonight! The usual crew of Yashoki, king3vbo, and the fabulous Stella Wong once again will come together and talk about their favorite animu, mango, and other things weeaboo related... as long as king can go more than 10 seconds without refreshing /a/, looking for Lagann-hen subs. Seriously internet, SUBS FUCKING WHERE?
Honor us with your questions, comments, and random high-pitched squeals. Seriously, we really like those. A lot.
Failcast is a community-focused podcast featuring Destructoid's regular users. It is recorded every Tuesday night and (usually) is released on Thursday. Every ten episodes, Failcast features a Destructoid editor.
If you want to be a guest on the podcast or have an audio segment to contribute, send an email to Failcast@gmail.com and we'll get back to you. Keep in mind that we have a long guest list, but you will be put on it; you'll just have to wait. Any audio segments should be in MP3 format, with a bit rate of 128 kbps and a sample rate of 44.100 kHz.
Destructoid is an independently-run publication forged by our love of video games and the gaming community's need of accountable enthusiast press living the dream since March 16, 2006