Part 2 of my epic Oregon ROAD TRIP! We’re visiting Crater Lake National Park for amazing views, doing some “Glamping” in Umpqua forest and exploring Bend for video games, beer and the last Blockbuster!
I’m currently on an Oregon state road trip, so this week’s video is a “best of” marathon of classic Gamer Eats episodes w/ Drunken Master Paul! Here is the entire 11 episode run in order of our favorites. Bon Appetite!
Paul Stetler who played Curtis Craig from Phantasmagoria: A Puzzle of Flesh from Sierra On-Line now has a YouTube channel and in this video he’s reviewing my good buddy Drunken Master Paul. Lots of good stories about being on the set of making the game, how he originally got his job at Sierra and much more!
DrunkenMasterPaul – Mrs DMP and I take a stroll through the neighborhood packin’ booze and talking about… life? covid? Open toed shoes on public transport? No. Trees. A lot of trees.
DMP is uncut and unashamed in this one take video on how to make a brine for delicious meat making. Why? Well he can’t get around to editing the crap he already shot so why not shoot a bunch of one takes and just upload them? Plus, Christy wanted to know how to do it.
Gerald Martin – DrunkenMasterPaul visited PuckBrandedGaming and I a few weeks ago and we took him to the Roanoke, VA Pinball Museum and StarCade. He had a blast and since it was the first time for all three of us, we had even more fun than we expected thanks to the awesome people there and all the machines available for play!
Paul Quinn (aka DrunkenMasterPaul) visited PuckBrandedGaming and I a few weeks ago and we took him to the Roanoke, VA Pinball Museum and StarCade. He had a blast and since it was the first time for all three of us, we had even more fun than we expected thanks to the awesome people there and all the machines available for play!
We each purchased the “Double Play” pack which (at the time of recording) was $17.50 per person and covered both the Pinball Museum and the StarCade (which are treated as separate entities).
Both areas are located in the “Center in the Square” building located in downtown Roanoke, VA.
The Novint Falcon controller was created by an American company to be one of the first 3D Touch devices with haptic feedback for games. The idea is that you would physically FEEL objects and events in games. Originally sold as a bundle for $189 back in 2007, it drummed up a lot of excitement, especially coming off the success of Nintendo Wii and it’s motion controls a year earlier. In this video we discover parts of it are pretty cool…and others… maybe could have used more work. MORE INFO: https://www.giantbomb.com/novint-falcon-support/3015-5149/