All Games Network re-launch provides fully interactive community for gamers

Feb. 23, 2013 - PRLog -- The new All Games Network (www.allgames.com) is one of the most interactive communities in the gaming space boasting new shows, new features and more.  Since the re-launch earlier this year nearly 10,000 gamers have rediscovered the All Games Network.  Now we are inviting gamers at large to find a new niche in one of the internet’s original gaming communities.  

Gamers can interact first hand with all of our live programming via Skype or chat and join the conversation on the latest news and trends.  Among our lineup is the award winning Video Game Outsiders, voted podcast of the year by the Xbox Live community, and All Games’ own Dead Pixel Live a smart and irreverent take on the gaming industry and pop culture. The All Games Network provides our audience with over a dozen game related programs covering all areas of electronic entertainment.  All Games even covers your interest beyond games hosting shows about geek culture, horror and comic books.  All Games COO, Derrick Hopkins had this to say, “All Games has been a fixture in gaming for over a decade.  We were the first to broadcast live from the floor of E3, we are home to some of the longest running gaming podcasts around and we’ve remained 100% independent through the years.  That’s because of the passions of our hosts and the strength of the All Games community.”  You can view brief descriptions of our shows below or check out our full line up at www.allgames.com/show-lineup

Groups allow the All Games community to connect with gamers more like themselves. They can find and share information about their favorite genres and coordinate multiplayer sessions on the games of their choice.  If pulling players together on your own sounds like too much work All Games features regular tournaments in every genre and on multiple platforms, such as our Battlefield 3 multiplayer tournament or our retro gaming high score competition.  Sign-ups will open soon at www.allgames.com/events

Individuals are also welcome to dip into our All Games chat room where they can interact with our show hosts during live programming or strike up a friendly conversation with another member of the community any time of day.  An international community means someone is always up in www.allgames.com/chat

ALL GAMES NETWORK SHOW LINE UP

The Anythingcast – As the name implies the show covers anything geek, from games to science to adult entertainment and beyond.

The B-Team – These Video Game Outsider community vets have come into their own as show hosts bringing a different take on the latest trends in gaming

Cat and Fox – Cat and Fox discusses everything that is Japan.  Anime, Games, Manga and more it’s all covered in charming conversation from hosts Kitsune and Burr.

Chatterbox Radio – Host Alon Waisman is dedicated to educating and entertaining the masses about video game design, development and the industry as a whole.  Chatterbox Radio also touches on the political and social issues surrounding interactive entertainment.

Dead Pixel Live – What happens when the Daily Show meets Intervention in the multiplayer lobby of an FPS?  You get Dead Pixel Live, a mix of in depth industry interviews, audience interaction, game reviews, and pop culture discourse.

Dead Pixel Live: LE – Dead Pixel Live: Loserly Edition looks closely at the social issues that facing gamers from all sides in a fun, lively and informative discussion.

Electric Sistah Hood – Get a female perspective on video games, tech gadgets, anime and more with Electric Sistah Hood!  Hosts, NinJaSistah and Pandalicious, geek out as they discover the latest news in “technotainment.”

Fantastic Forum – Hosts Moses Magnum, Jei, Oz and Mayor Young serve up their unique brand of commentary and conversation on the comic book industry and geek culture.  Whether it’s Marvel, DC, indie or manga no part of the industry is left untouched by the Forum.

Gaming History 101 – With gaming hitting the mainstream just about everyone has played a video game, but many of the stories behind the games have gone untold.  Gaming History 101 is a show about the anecdotes and factoids that make up the interactive entertainment industry’s shrouded past.

Knuckleballer Radio – Eli and Freeman talk all things pop culture.  Movies, games or the latest news headlines, nothing is off limits when Knuckleballer Radio is coming at you.

Let’s Ask A Lady – A brave man asks the world’s most dire questions to a cast of intellectual women.

Mom’s Minute – Host Ms. H serves up her opinions on the latest games this console generation has to offer completely changing the meaning of the term parental advisory.  Mom’s Minute brings you the fresh point of view only the mother of a typical gamer could deliver.

Post Game Carnage Report – Pretty much the ultimate show about HALO and the people who eat sleep and breathe the franchise.  If you love HALO and you aren’t listening to Post Game Carnage Report what exactly are you listening to?

RPGrinders – RPG aficionados, Frank Branches, Eric RPG and Kiajudo, delve into the latest news and views of the role playing game scene.  But RPGrinders doesn’t stop there adding in a mix of religion, politics and conspiracy theory making this show a truly original jaunt not for the feint at heart.

R9Cast – R9Cast travels the road of games, movies, music and tangents. The distracted duo of Brigitte B and Esgee will lead you to the inner most geek corner of your mind.

SHHH – Spooky Hour Horror Hour takes you into the realm of the depraved discussing every aspect of the horror business.  Gore gurus Ted, Raychul and Sub-Zero dissect everything that will scare the snot out of you each week.

Vault Reviews – Bringing you the British perspective on the gaming scene.  Hosts Ellie Clark, Aaron Wilson & Maddie Hayward let you know the latest from across the pond.

Video Game Outsiders – Voted PODCAST OF THE YEAR by the Xbox Live Community Awards, VGO gives you video games, entertaining banter and the occasional pie... Michelle Madison and John Jacobsen, along with Game Radar's Matt Bradford bring you video gaming from the average player's perspective.