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    Explore " black company" with insightful episodes like "Hernâni Miguel. Do legado do álbum “Rapública” às míticas noites de Lisboa", "#70 Desperation and triumph in Myth: The Fallen Lords (1997)" and "The Black Company with Guest J Todd Scott" from podcasts like ""Blitz Posto Emissor", "andyjohnson.xyz" and "Tipsy Nerds Book Club"" and more!

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    Hernâni Miguel. Do legado do álbum “Rapública” às míticas noites de Lisboa

    Hernâni Miguel. Do legado do álbum “Rapública” às míticas noites de Lisboa

    Há 28 anos, a coletânea “Rapública” ajudou o hip-hop português a afirmar-se. Hernâni Miguel, um dos arquitetos do projeto, fala ao Posto Emissor sobre o seu importante legado, os loucos anos 80 e 90 e de como a noite lisboeta já não é o que era. No podcast da BLITZ, debruçamo-nos ainda sobre as polémicas do mundial do Catar e o novo livro de Nick Cave.

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    #70 Desperation and triumph in Myth: The Fallen Lords (1997)

    #70 Desperation and triumph in Myth: The Fallen Lords (1997)

    Today, developers Bungie are known for the blockbuster Halo series and more recently, for the Destiny games. And while the studio changed first-person shooters forever, first on the Mac and then on consoles, none of their later successes would have been possible without their earlier work in a different genre altogether. It was the success of pioneering real-time tactics game Myth: The Fallen Lords which, in part, prompted Microsoft to purchase Bungie and to help propel Halo to industry-shaking success in 2001.

    Myth was ahead of its time. Its 3D environments were some of the first in the genre and Bungie’s work helped to forge a new style of gameplay. They cut away the base building, resource management, and large unit counts that defined Command & Conquer (1995) and Total Annihilation (1997). Myth isn’t a strategy title at all - but part of the first wave of real-time tactics games. It does more than make players think; it makes them feel. Thanks a unique union of writing and gameplay, each of Myth’s missions inspires feelings of desperation, terror, relief and - hopefully - triumph. 25 years later, it’s the emotional impact of Myth which makes it special to this day.

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    The Black Company with Guest J Todd Scott

    The Black Company with Guest J Todd Scott

    The Tipsy Nerds welcome guest J Todd Scott, author of The Far Empty and other books, to discuss the gritty fantasy novel The Black Company by Glen Cook. Listen to the episode to learn why Todd picked this dark fantasy novel that centers around a band of mercenaries. 

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