[Destructoid's Director of Communications Hamza Aziz asked Jonathan Holmes to make a show called 'Sup, Holmes?' so that Destructoid could later sell a t-shirt that says 'Sup, Holmes?' on it. This is that show. Subscribe to the podcast feed and find more episodes here.]
On the games front, Zach's two bigger commercial releases are Spell Tower, an iOS "word game" that utilizes traditional puzzle game elements, and Bit Pilot, a game that aspires to make the touch screen the optimal method for engaging in a high speed escape from death in outer space. And he's also designed a board game called Guts of Glory. Holy crap!
Zach has a lot of interesting ideas about how the way we physically interact with games alters our experience, about how we interact with technology in general, and how to be a great cuddler. I'm excited to pick his brain about all these exciting topics, and many others. Check us out live and join us in the chat at 1pm PST/4pm EST!
It's probably time to take the "Destructoid's director of communications Hamza blah blah" blurb out of the Sup Holmes posts. To someone who doesn't know any better, on the front page it just looks like you're posting something about Hamza every Sunday.
Did not know anything about Zach Gage but after listening to the podcast I have become a fan. Also, I think there was an audio delay problem for you Holmes. It seemed like you heard Zach's response 10 seconds after he said it. Besides the audio delay this was an awesome episode of Sup Holmes. Need to catch up with some older episodes.
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