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Tiger Claw Radio #108 - Def Jam Writing in Space

Tiger Claw Radio #108 is here! In this episode: the Torchlight 2 launch, Dota 2, Steam Big Picture, CF looses his train of thought, The monitor goes out, the mystery track, and much more!

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Behold the Archive!

The TCR archive is now playable at the bottom of the blog! Thanks so much to Cendoo for putting this together. You can now click in and enjoy all 107 episodes and counting! Yay! Check out his website here!

Torchlight 2 Gameplay

Torchlight 2 just came out. I decided to make a quick let's play. Special thanks to Hemrawc for this one.

Tiger Claw Radio #107 - Atomic Acid Mayhem

Back in the saddle. Woot! Here are the notes.



Zandronum  - http://zandronum.com/

Tactical Burger Uprising
http://www.tacticalburgeruprising.blogspot.com

Kill Your Mind
http://www.killyourmind.podomatic.com

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Monday Night Militia

This Monday night at 10pm EST, Tactical Burger Uprising will be celebrating cs_militia. This awesome map was excluded from the new Global Offensive game and although it did appear in CS:Source, the 1.6 version is superior by a long shot. This is a night to remember why 1.6 is the best.

I would like to make this a weekly thing, but in reality, weekly events are difficult to do. I would need a lot of help for that. So that said, let's just start with this one time. See you Monday night!

Left 4 Dead 2 Custom Map and Skins

Tiger Claw Radio #106

Another episode in the books. This time featuring the music of Flashbulb. Click in for maximum audios. Collect them all!

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Dungeons of Dredmore - Gaslamp Games - Indie Spotlight

     I remember playing Rogue on my pop's IBM 386 way back in 1989. My Dad didn't have windows then. He used a DOS based menu program called Menu Works. I can't even find screenshots of that on Google image search. Gaming on a PC was completely different in those days. Rogue, back in 1989 on my Dads PC, was the most in depth and complex game I had yet experienced. I played the hell out of it, and I still go back every couple of years to give it a spin for old time sake. Those warm memories set me up to really get into Dungeons of Dredmor in a big way.

     Dungeons of Dredmor is more of a Rogue-clone rather than a Rogue-like. The dungeons are randomly generated, everything is turn based, equipment is found on the fly, and the high score board is based on how much gold the player is holding. I have a problem with that because unlike Rogue, you can actually buy things