For one, you don’t need to have 8 expensive controllers just lying around in your house to get a whole group of friends in on the action. It’s an ingenious idea for several reasons. Like its predecessor, Party Pack 2 contains a collection of five party games that are all designed to be played using smart phones as the controllers, essentially giving each player their own personal screen for entering answers or responding to prompts.
If laughter equals having a great time, then the time you spend playing The Jackbox Party Pack 2 with a good group of friends just might be the best time you’ll have playing video games all year. Available on PC, Xbox One, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4 and Amazon Fire TV. To jump to a particular topic in the podcast, check out the timestamps below.Ģ:05 - Super Mario Maker stage in Super Smash Bros.Developed by Jackbox Games.
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Watch episode 268 below or subscribe and listen to the audio on iTunes. Writer/director Arnie Niekamp and vice president of engineering Evan Jacover join us via Skype to talk about everything that goes into creating the wildly entertaining Jackbox Party Pack 2. Stick around after the first segments where we answer a bunch of emails and then interview the guys from Jackbox Games. We also dive into our time blasting rebels and stormtroopers with the Star Wars: Battlefront beta and the quirky indie title Undertale. Ben goes over his experience with Platinum Games' Transformers: Devastation, an action-packed love letter to the earliest cartoons featuring our favorite morphing robots. Matt dives into all things Rock Band 4, from the quality of the instruments and on-disc set list, to the nitty gritty of activating old DLC songs and instrument compatibility. This week it's Matt Miller and Ben Reeves along with your regular hosts Ben Hanson and Tim Turi. We also chat with the creators of some of the best local party games money can buy. We've got a podcast episode filled with chat about the return of Harmonix's popular music game series, robots that turn into vehicles, and a new entry in a beloved Star Wars FPS series. The releases of the week are all over the place, both in terms of quality and the types of games.
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