Games, interaction & the ways we hang out | E44
In this podcast, the hosts reminisce about the social aspects of gaming in the early 2000s, particularly the rise of LAN parties. They discuss the joys of physically hanging out with friends and playing games together, as well as the decline of LAN parties with the advent of online gaming. They also touch on the current state of online gaming and the monetization of games. The hosts discuss their recent purchase of a PlayStation 5 and the co-op games they have been playing, highlighting the social aspect of gaming. They also talk about the appeal of Nintendo's games and the potential for cross-platform gaming. The conversation then shifts to the pandemic and how online gaming has helped to fill the void of physical social interaction. The hosts discuss the games they played with friends and family during the pandemic, such as Scribble and Among Us. Overall, the hosts reflect on the social aspects of gaming and how it has evolved over the years. Get in Touch Send us feedback & questions via our anchor page: https://bit.ly/spintheyarn