“The Gaming Goddess” Podcast – Season 2 Digital Album Available!

The digital album for the second season of “The Gaming Goddess” podcast is now available!

Season 2 of the show was a big success, I thought, and I varied up the show a good bit to streamline the content, bring new and fun guests onto the show, and deliver a superior experience, all in under 60 minutes each week.  This season was shorter than the first, clocking in at just ten episodes, but I think this season, overall, was better than the first.  As such, just as I did with the first season, I’ve compiled a digital album of the second season for those that are interested in picking it up.

To secure your copy, visit the donation tab on the side of the page and send $9.99 or more via PayPal to the address given.  Once I see the donation has been made, I will send an email to the address listed in the transaction with a link on where to download the file (in .RAR format).  In addition to the ten episodes of the season, getting a copy of the album will secure you five SNES ROMs of my choosing (keep in mind that this is merely a bonus and is not meant to be for profit – if you enjoy the games, and they are available commercially, I encourage you to buy them).

What games will you get?  First, you’ll receive a ROM of the restored beta version of “Super Mario World” on the SNES.  Additionally, you’ll get the pre-patched fan-game “The Legend of Zelda: Parallel Worlds.”  Then, in terms of commercial titles, I’ve included “Lufia II: Rise of the Sinistrals” (my all-time favorite SNES RPG), “Treasure Hunter G” (since we are doing that for Game Travels), and “Romancing SaGa 3″ (an outstanding RPG by Square).

Keep in mind that picking up Season 1 or Season 2 will not stop you from downloading the free MP3′s from the archive, but also keep in mind that this site does have costs incurred with it.  It isn’t completely free for me to host all these files, do video content, upgrade software, etc., so if you enjoy Allahweh’s Domain then help me keep it as a viable site!

Oh, and speaking of – you can still get Season 1 if you’d like for just $9.99 as well.  Simply send me a message stating which season you want!

So, what are you waiting for?  Pick up your copy of the album and enjoy some fun shows, good game music, and exciting games!

Merry Christmas!

“The Gaming Goddess” Podcast – Season 2, Episode 10: “To Ascend or Not to Ascend?”

So, this is it, the end of our journey…For Season 2, that is!

Indeed, with Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year’s, and all of the stuff that it all entails, I won’t really have gads of time to donate to keeping the podcast going in the meantime. Yet, if all goes as currently planned, “The Gaming Goddess” podcast will return for its third season sometime in late-January of 2013.

What will this new season be like? You’ll just have to wait and find out!

In the meantime, today’s episode focuses on the Lost Shores event in “Guild Wars 2″ that starts on November 16 and we are once again honored to have Mark Matthews (aka “Virtual Aristeia”) on the show to discuss it with us. We also talk about the fact that people seem upset that this new area and its new dungeon will introduce a new tier of gear at level 80 called “Ascended” – an obvious reference to GW1. These people feel it is either way too early to introduce more to achieve like that or they feel lied to about GW1′s whole thing about vertical progression.

And, of course, we even muse about possible Holiday events for the game!

If you would like the full quality MP3 to enjoy whenever you wish, snag it here:

https://www.onlinefilefolder.com/4sZ6WI1lnzv6Tt

“The Gaming Goddess” Podcast – Season 2, Episode 9: “Enemy Unknown”

This week on the show, my friend Ken Imbody joins us to talk about his latest obsession: “XCOM: Enemy Unknown.” We also talk about a few other topics too, including “Guild Wars 2″ and the recent purchase of LucasArts by Disney.

Ken is an avid role-player and gamer and an all-around nerd in many ways. He’s a fun person to pick his brain with comic book questions, so perhaps in a future episode (Season 3?) he will join us to talk about comics!

If you have any questions for Ken, feel free to send them to me and I will be sure to pass them along.

To get your own copy of this week’s show in MP3 format, go here:

https://www.onlinefilefolder.com/4synKcF7iukZNW

“The Gaming Goddess” Podcast – Season 2, Episode 8: “Thorny Situations”

Since this podcast was recorded on Halloween (October 31, 2012), I thought it was only appropriate to make it at least somewhat Halloween themed! Yet, still, I simply had to talk about the recent purchase of Lucas Arts by Disney and my own thoughts on that.

Once you get into the actual meat of the podcast, you can enjoy my random thoughts about the Castlevania reimagining that began with Lords of Shadow in two years ago in 2010, hear about the KickStarter project to recreate the original “Shadowgate” game, listen to me muse about whether or not a horror MMORPG is feasible to create (and no, I don’t think “The Secret World” worked out well), and hear about my fun with the Halloween events in “Guild Wars 2.”

Next week on the show we will likely have my good friend Ken Imbody come on to talk about “XCOM: Enemy Unknown” (released on October 9, 2012). After that we only have one remaining episode in this season (yes, shorter than the spring season!) due to the upcoming holidays!

If you’d like to enjoy this show in MP3 format, snag your copy here:

https://www.onlinefilefolder.com/4sokd0jXtV7K0o

“The Gaming Goddess” Podcast – Season 2, Episode 7: “Writing with Warren”

This week on the show, we have the great pleasure of having my good friend Warren C. Bennett (@warrencbennett) join us to talk about his career as a freelance writer.

Some of you may remember Warren from his work at Game Theory Magazine and Anjel Syndicate, but Warren has been a writer for many, many years. He has written for many different websites and groups over the past decade, contributes to the site My Dead Heroes, and runs his own blog called Random Thoughts. He recently set about the task of turning a passion into a paying career, and this is the subject of today’s episode.

If you would like to find out more about him, or perhaps even talk to him about a writing job, you should check out his main blog at:

http://warrencbennett.wordpress.com/

If you would like an MP3 of this week’s episode, you can grab that here:

https://www.onlinefilefolder.com/4sKXmPaHcblTNv

“The Gaming Goddess” Podcast – Season 2, Episode 6: “Massively Fun”

This week on the podcast, I have the great pleasure of having Jeremy Stratton (@Jeremy_Stratton) join me on the show to talk about his work at Massively, some of the games he currently enjoys, and even to discuss the MUD he is working on. For those that don’t know Jeremy, he has been working at Massively for over two years now and is currently a member of the “Stream Team” that does daily live streams that vary across all kinds of current games.

Here are some more links for you guys out there that want to know more about his work:

http://massively.joystiq.com/editor/jeremy-stratton

http://www.justonemmore.com/

http://fantasymud.proboards.com/index.cgi

For those wanting to snag an MP3 of this week’s show, do so here:

https://www.onlinefilefolder.com/4sZRZbkI8Ajrt8

“The Gaming Goddess” Podcast – Season 2, Episode 5: “Guilding in Guild Wars 2″

This week on the show I go off on a small rant (okay, probably not really a rant, but more of a reasonable argument?) about the guild system in “Guild Wars 2″ and how, at present, I feel that the ability to belong to more than one guild in the game is quickly overshadowed by limitations of the chat system and the current lack of a true workable way to guest on other servers. Likewise, on the topic of the game, I discuss the fact that some people are saying that their “honeymoon” period with the game is over and that they are now finding the game to be quite flawed. I reply accordingly.

Other things discussed this time around is the planned Sonic the Hedgehog and Mega Man crossover by Archie Comics, the fact that there is nothing big planned for Mega Man’s 25th Anniversary by Capcom, the lack of an Android version of “Final Fantasy Dimensions,” and then I answer another fan-submitted question!

For those wanting an MP3 to listen to at their convenience, snag one here:

https://www.onlinefilefolder.com/4skHRXjOHKtCpt

“The Gaming Goddess” Podcast – Season 2, Episode 4: “Kerbaling Our Way into Space”

This week on the show I am very pleased to have a good friend of mine, Rob Eubank, on to talk about a current favorite game of his: “Kerbal Space Program.” Some of you may remember Rob from Episode 18 of Season 1 where he came on to talk all sorts of real-world tech stuff with us and explain how it fit with various games and shows in the sci-fi genre. And, in fact, Rob was one of the fan-favorites as far as guests last season.

Anyway, Rob goes into a lot of detail this week explaining the basic history of the game, talking about what the game is like in layman’s terms, and then going into detail about what you can expect from the game itself. Before he and one other friend of mine told me about the game I was clueless about it, yet now I would not mind actually picking it up. It sounds like a lot of fun.

Rob has already agreed to return at some point to talk about the future of the game and discuss many of the fan-made mods to the program that already exist.

For those wanting an MP3 version of today’s show, feel free to snag it here:

https://www.onlinefilefolder.com/4sg4iO0Gvp23LW

To find out more about “Kerbal Space Program,” visit their homepage:

http://www.kerbalspaceprogram.com

Rob was kind enough to provide some screenshots to complement the show today, so I’ve posted them below:

“The Gaming Goddess” Podcast – Season 2, Episode 3: “Mapping Tyria”

Last week we had the pleasure of having Jennifer “Yorunokuma” Williamson on the show with us to talk about the indie MMORPG “Origins of Malu,” but this week we return the show’s attention back to “Guild Wars 2″ again.

Why?

Well, recently while exploring the Order of Whispers headquarters in Bloodtide Coast I noticed that there was a massive globe of the world of Tyria there. Moreover, inside there were various maps and smaller globes. At first I thought this was just a coincidence or perhaps place-holder graphics, but the more I dug around, the more interesting it all became. So, a good chunk of this week’s episode is me geeking-out over the fact that, after 7 years waiting for it, we finally see an official representation of Tyria, including all sorts of distant lands!

This week I also talk about the death of “Rockman Online,” the fact that I will soon be doing some work as a Community Manager for Burning Dog Media (the company responsible for “Origins of Malu”), the layoffs going on at BioWare, and then answer a fan-submitted question at the end of the show!

To get your very own MP3 of this episode to listen to anywhere, anytime, visit:

https://www.onlinefilefolder.com/4spUVwHRt76YZt

To see some of these maps of the world of Tyria, check out:

http://www.the-legion.com/index.php/forum/58-guild-wars-2/94265-guild-wars-2-…

“The Gaming Goddess” Podcast – Season 2, Episode 2: “Discovering the Origins of Malu”

As alluded to in the first episode of this season, this week I had the great fortune of having Jennifer “Yorunokuma” Williamson join me on the show to talk about her involvement with the indie MMO “Origins of Malu” which is currently under development. Jennifer, who is a wonderfully fun person to talk to, has been with the team since September of 2011 and currently serves as their Lead Art Designer. She joins us to talk about the game itself, to answer some of my questions, and to share some insight into how the whole design process works!

In an upcoming episode, I plan to have the President of Burning Dog Media, Mr. Michael Dunham, come on the show to talk more about the game, its history of development, and the history of his company.

The MP3 of this week’s podcast is available for download at the following link for you to enjoy anywhere you wish!:

https://www.onlinefilefolder.com/4spyTq5dxHXv6i

To find the latest news on “The Origins of Malu,” check out their official homepage!