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The answer to that is yes, yes it has.
Speaking honestly, I've been questioning the relevance of Hey! Look! Listen! for the last few months, for a variety of reasons. But then I realized that it's not just a problem with HLL; all of Riddlethos irrelevant. Also, I occasionally enjoy the opportunity to provide arbitrary commentary on the latest headlines that appear in my Google Reader. I mean, shit, why do I have a website if not for that?
So let's do this.
The Legend of Zelda is 25 years old yesterday
It's true! If Ethan and I had been aware of the series' upcoming birthday, we might have tried to coincide a theme week or something; especially since we've never actually had a true "Legend of Zelda Week." But, that didn't happen, and honestly it's likely for the best – since every videogame website and its grandmother will probably be attempting some sort of commemorative feature. For my part, I'll take the time to say Happy Birthday, Link, and thanks for all the epic adventures.
Also, the original Legend of Zelda is a terrible game, and I refuse to play it even on its 25th birthday. I know it was the "oblivion of its day" (those are the words of Kotaku and their ongoing celebratory feature) but it sure as hell isn't anymore. </superfluouscontrarianism>
Have Some Old Metroid Prime Concept Art
Metroid Prime was a game-changer when it was released for Nintendo's GameCube waaayyy back in 2002. Nine years later (god, it feels weird to write that. Nine years later?)
Anyway. Nine years later, this concept art is still awesome. Especially this one:
If you wanna see all four images, go here. It was found on the blog of concept artist Greg Luzniak.
Concerning the Dead Island Trailer
Much ado has been made of late about the Dead Island cinematic trailer. The thing's more or less gone viral, and reactions have been remarkably prolific. If you haven't seen it yet, please to enjoy below.
Slick, right? The unique editing technique, in which we're guided through the events in reverse order, is quite well done. I can recognize that; but regardless, I'm not blowing my load like the rest of the internet seems to be. Why? Eh, well, I think it's just a matter of personal taste more than anything else. The trailer tries to make the viewer emotionally invested in a zombie game. Speaking frankly, I can't quite recall when the Zombie genre managed to bridge the gap between campy fun (at best) and emotionally relevant storytelling. I don't think it ever did, for that matter. Know why? Because you can't relate to characters of a Zombie apocalypse, because Zombies aren't real. And neither are Zombie apocalypses. Despite everyone's apparent obsession with them.
Hoighty-toightyness aside, Dead Island looks like it could be fun. For those unaware, it's a game under development by Techland (the developers behind Call of Juarez, for what it's worth) with a focus on four-player melee combat. So I'm getting an idea that it's like Left 4 Dead, but with axes instead of guns. Which, like I said before, could be fun. And I've never played Call of Juarez, but I know it's well-liked. And, while I know the world is currently obsessing over a non-representative cinematic trailer, actual gamers will surely appreciate this small batch of screens that recently became available. They don't look bad themselves, I've gotta say.
Telltale's Jurassic Park Game Launching in April
I know I haven't said a word about it yet, but Telltale's Back to the Future game is pretty damn good. This leads me to believe that their upcoming adventure game based on Jurassic Park will also be pretty good. It's being described as "Heavy Rain-esque," which may scare off some, but certainly not I. In fact, I think it sounds like a delicious combination.
It appears that the game will tell a parallel story to the classic original Jurassic Park film. Which is good; the other two movies didn't do much aside from cheapen the narrative integrity of the franchise, so I'm glad the game won't be taking them into consideration.
Oh yeah, and in other news, Telltale is working on a fuckton of new stuff, including videogame adaptations of The Walking Dead and Fables. These guys are on a roll.
Riddles Works on his Back to the Future Review
The speed and ease with which the iPhone can shoot video and upload it to the web is… intriguing, to say the least.
Sony Mehs Platform Exclusivity… Again… #randomcoincidences
Platform exclusives are becoming a thing of the past. I've been saying this for some time now. It's not really a matter of debate, it's a simple observation: platform exclusive titles aren't nearly as prolific as they were in the PS2 days. Sony, in particular, seems well aware of this. About a year ago at this time (17 February 2010 to be precise), their Senior VP of Developer Relations had this to say on the subject:
What is going to be the driving force is either exclusive ad campaigns, like the Madden campaign, or exclusive content like we had with Batman. The PS3 version outsold the 360 version, and what we've said to developers is: 'if you take advantage of what the PS3 can deliver – more content on the Blu-ray disc, better graphics, being able to get more of what the player wants onto the disc – you're going to see those sales translate.
If anything's certain, Sony's made good on their word when it comes to platform-exclusive content; whether it's bonus missions (ala Assassin's Creed Brotherhood) or an entire game (Like the original Medal of Honor being included with the recent reboot, or Dead Space Extraction on the special edition of Dead Space 2) Sony's been actively pursuing the exclusive content angle as an alternative to fully exclusive titles.
Earlier today, Sony's brand manager for MLB 11: The Show had something remarkably familiar to say:
We work very closely with our third parties publishers, not necessarily to lock down games exclusively, but to lock up exclusive parts of games.
A good example is Batman: Arkham Asylum, where you could only play as the Joker on PlayStation 3.
When you make a title exclusive, you limit its promotional power; we don't want to do that. We want games to be as big as possible — it's great for the industry. However, we want to make sure that you play it on the best system possible, so we like to take parts of games and make them exclusive to the PlayStation system.
To me it's just a funny coincidence that two Sony reps would say (essentially) the same thing, during the same timeframe, two years in a row. It illustrates a point, though. I think it's safe to say that the platform-exclusive is a thing of the past – for now.
I can't believe I actually watched this thing
I mean, I appreciate the point the dude is trying to make – specifically, that Treyarch's online support for the PS3 versions of their games, such as Black Ops, is rather lacking – but did it really need to be almost eight minutes long? And more importantly, did I have to watch it all the way through? The answer to the first could be somewhat nebulous, but the answer to the second is a definitive "no." So… why did I watch it? And… why am I posting it here?
Alright, I think it's about time to wrap this one up. I could ramble on for a bit, but I've hit 1300 words, which is quite substantial.


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Welcome to the World War Two Nominal Roll website.
The World War Two Nominal Roll was created to honour and commemorate the men and
women who served in Australia's defence forces and the Merchant Navy during this
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You may search for service record details by specifying name, service number, honours,
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Trmilford needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 84 designs submitted by 22 freelance designers.
We are primary EBay sellers that sell Coins. We concentrate on Australian Decimal coins. A large percent of these are pure Silver coins. Basically the Silver coins are either commemorative or the more bullion style coins such as the Kookaburra series. We also sell a small amount of gold coins. This accounts for the largest part of our total dollar business.
A large part of our volume business is the commemorative type coins and of course those issued for circulation. These come as Mint and Proof sets, Coins in folders, Proof quality and many other variations.
A visit to our store will give you a good idea of our product range. We have one of the largest ranges of coins on EBay in Australia.
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Quality coins always increase in price regardless of the economy
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Australian coin designs encompass both imaginative beautiful design as well as superb minting.
Broadly we offer a huge range of Australian Decimal Coins to suit all areas of those interested in coins and coin collecting.
These range from people who like to buy silver and gold coins as a hedge against hyper inflation or some other real or imagined disaster they see coming.
Mainly though our customers come from the collecting community – from serious collectors to the occasional collector. This market ranges from the single dollar figure up to $10,000. Average sale price is $AUD70. Price range is roughly $3 to $1000
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The WHO emblem
WHO's emblem was chosen by the first World Health Assembly in 1948. The emblem consists of the United Nations symbol surmounted by a staff with a snake coiling round it. The staff with the snake has long been a symbol of medicine and the medical profession.
It originates from the story of Asclepius who was revered by the ancient Greeks as a god of healing and whose cult involved the use of snakes. (Asclepius, incidentally, was so successful at saving lives that, the legend goes, Hades the god of the underworld complained about him to the supreme god Zeus who, fearing that the healer might make humans immortal, killed Asclepius with a thunderbolt.)
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The use of the WHO emblem is governed by a resolution of the first World Health Assembly which states that "appropriate measures should be taken to prevent the use, without authorization by the Director-General, and in particular for commercial purposes by means of trade-marks or commercial labels, of the emblem, the official seal and the name of the World Health Organization, and of abbreviations of that name through the use of its initial letters".
In most Member States of WHO, legislation has subsequently been introduced to protect the emblem, seal and name of the Organization. The WHO emblem, name and abbreviation are also protected from being registered as a trade mark under Article 6 of the Paris Convention for the Protection of Industrial Property.
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Keystone Resort terrain park marks 10-year anniversary with light-hearted event
Keystone Resort will begin 2013 with a Jan. 13 tribute to the A51 Terrain Park, which turns 10 this season.
The anniversary showcase will feature a "boxzilla" feature with more than 10 boxes stacked continuously to form a challenging line for skiers and riders to come out and test their skills on. Judges will gauge who has what it takes to snag the top spot by throwing down tricks or staying on the box the longest with the chance to win prizes including gear, goggles, accessories and more. The format will consist of an hour-long jam session giving plenty of time for hot-laps by hiking or taking A51's designated park lift. The event will feature music, an emcee and swag giveaways for the crowd. The warm-up will run from noon to 1 p.m. The Box-zilla stretches from 1-2. Awards and giveaways begin at 2.
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New Haven Pizza, Part Two: Sally's Apizza
dynamic duo Sally's Apizza and Frank Pepe's Pizzeria Napoletana were the two stops Slice made during the Pizza Club road trip to New Haven, Conn., on Saturday. Plenty of pizza was ordered from both venerable establishments. Above left is a large mozzarella pie from Sally's; above right, a large mozzarella pie (background) and a large white-clam pie (foreground) from Pepe's. Both pizzerias are so popular that lines form down the block, as can be seen below (Sally's left, Pepe's right).
On line by 4:40 p.m., we waited until a few minutes after 5. That's when someone flipped the lock, opened the door, and asked, "Anyone with reservations? Come on." So there is a secret reservation system. Slice had heard from Ed Levine when we ran into him at Totonno's that there were special times you could call to get reservations, and this confirmed it. A party of 10 jumped ahead by virtue of its reservations, but since we were the second party in line, we were among the first seating of the day.
What greeted us was a charmingly rec-roomish wood-paneled dining area. With its gilt-frame photos, big comfy vinyl booths, and 1960s light fixtures, it looked like the neighborhood pub your gramps took you to when he had to watch you for the day but still wanted a beer with his buddies (think Archie Bunker's Place, or just take a gander at the photo at left). Some folks in our party felt the decor left something to be desired; this reporter felt right at home. But we weren't there for the atmospherewe were there for the pizza, and after about 10 minutes, our waiter came over to apprise us of the daily specials and take our order.
Still stuffed from the fare at Pepe's, we figured we'd go for three medium pies: one with mozzarella (or, "mootz"), one white clam, and one from the specials menutopped with thinly sliced potato and onion. Our waiter seemed disappointed with the order, advising us that one medium would feed two people at most and that we had a party of 10. "We've eaten a lot today. I think we'll be fine with the three mediums to start. We'll order more if we're still hungry."
Uh uh. Big no. We were told that the lag time between ordering and receiving was such that it wouldn't be prudent to employ this strategy. After a little more back and forth with the waiter on how much pizza would feed how many people, we stuck to our gunsand with our original order. To that we added a round of beers for half the table, an assortment of sodas, and water all around.
I don't know if it was at this point that our waiter deemed us less than human, but we might as well get this out of the way: If it's good service you want, you should not sally forth to Sally's Apizza. From this point on, we might as well have been dead to the staff at this place. Pizza persona non grata. Public-pizza enemies Nos. 1 through 10. You get the picture.
It was hot as the devil in the front of the dining room (you can see how sapped the gang was at right), and it took about fifteen minutes before the drinks arrived. One pitcher of water for ten folks and only eight glasses. Numerous requests for additional glasses were met with complete stonewalling at best and silent contempt at worstall while the table of what appeared to locals behind us had no trouble getting many rounds of orange sodas. At one point, one of our normally mild-mannered pizza club members grumbled, "This goddam pizza better be f**kin' good, 'cause this goddam service f**kin' sucks."
Did I mention it was hot in there? The weird thing was that when you ventured to the curiously secure bathrooms, it was icy cold near the oven. (They must use the majority of the aircon power to keep the kitchen staff comfortable at the expense of the patrons.)
But enough grumbling. The pizza was sublime. The mozz pie (above) was consistently thin and crisp and gained an interesting texture from a scattering of cornmeal on the bottom. We imagine Sally's uses the cornmeal to keep the pie from sticking to the peel as they slide it into the oven. Absent were the puffy doughy regions that were evident at Pepe's. A member of our group said he thought that Pepe's was great New Haven pizza, but that this pie was like "gourmet New Haven pizzaa notch above." As at Pepe's, it seemed the oil had again separated from the cheese and had helped almost "fry" it on top, turning it golden-brownish orange (above and right).
The clam pie, too, was good, but consensus was that Pepe's, with its whole clams, was better. And the potato-and-onion pie was deliciouscrisp on the bottom (crust) and top (thinly sliced potato) and spiked with rosemary and oregano.
After eating, we were eager to leave. It was just too hot, we were too stuffed, and we were tired from digesting the copious amount of clams, cheese, and crust in our stomachs. Again, it was next to impossible to get the waiter's attention. We eventually had to get up and grab someone to come bring us the check, but not after we considered trying the old dine and dash. I mean, heck, they weren't paying attention to us anyway, so why not? But we at Slice are upstanding citizens, and we settled up what we owed and left without incident.
It was at that point that the Cat Price guys came by, camera in hand, to get our thoughts on the experience. In a nutshell: Pepe's for clam pies, Sally's for mozz; Pepe's for friendly welcoming service, Sally's if you want to feel like a Republican delegate in New York City for the GOP convention (or a New Yorkpizza advocate in New Haven).
Tien Mao on the trip to New Haven.
Joe Schumacher on the trip.
New Haven discussion on the Slice Pizza Peel.
Pizza Therapy on Sally's Apizza.
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Radio Daze, New Return To Earth album
In the wake of Superstorm Sandy, the Bald Freak Music home offices are being rebuilt while I hunker down in a swag pad in Brooklyn, NY. This is an opportunity to rethink how I want to run my business, and where I want to run it.
In the meantime, I have relocated my piano and my surviving gear to a studio in the TriBeCa section of Manhattan. I have been dedicating a good chunk of creative time to my blog and to musical and voice-related endeavors on Elvis Duran and the Morning Show. Check out some of the latest and greatest here.
I contributed singing, rapping and voice work to my friend TJ Taormina's new comedy album, No More Comedy Albums, available now on iTunes.
Meanwhile, those other dummies in Return To Earth have decided they're ready to start tracking the songs we worked on in late 2011, and we will be recording our third album in the coming months. More on that soon! \m/


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{Sweet Summer I Do's}: Coral, Ivory & Shades of Green
{Coral, Peach, Ivory & Shades of Green}
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Group Visits FAQ
Q. What are the hours and days of the week that the Museum is open?
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A. The minimum number of people to qualify as a group is 20.
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Q. Is the Rose Center for Earth and Space in the same location as the American Museum of Natural History?
A. Yes. They are part of the same facility. However, groups must enter the Rose Center first to pick up tickets at the Will Call desk.
Q. What if someone in our group has a problem walking?
A. Wheelchairs are available on a first-come, first-served basis at no charge. Ask a security officer at the entrance for assistance. Please bring a photo ID to secure your wheelchair.
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Q. Is there any place to purchase food at the Museum?
A. Yes. There are several places to purchase a delicious lunch or snack. The Museum Food Court is self-service and has food for every taste. Reservations are not required and the Food Court can accommodate over 400 people.
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A. No, but if you e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com we will send you a list of fine restaurants close to the Museum.
Q. Is there a place to eat if my group brings their own lunch?
A. No. Outside food may not be brought into the Museum.
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A. No. All seats at the Planetarium Space Show have an equally magnificent view.
Q. How long is the Planetarium Space Show?
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Q. How long is a guided tour?
A. Both the Museum Highlights Tour and exhibition Spotlight Tour are at least one hour long.
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Q. When is payment due for guided tours?
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Glazed almonds were first served at lavish feasts in ancient Greece, and sugared almonds dazzled guests at the wedding feast of Catherine de Médicis and the future King Henry II of France in 1533. From a family-owned confectionery in France, ours are made from best-quality Spanish almonds encased in thin white sugar shells. They make delightful additions to candy jars or party favors.
- 8.8 oz. (approx. 80 pieces).
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CSU forward Marcus Holt to return to basketball team next season
Marcus Holt will play next season at Colorado State after all.
The 6-foot-10 senior forward, a former Rangeview star, was granted a scholarship release from CSU in April, but after two months of consideration, he has decided to spend his final college season with the Rams, the school said in a statement Friday.
"After taking some time to think about my future, I have decided that I will be rejoining the Colorado State men's basketball team," Holt said in a statement. "I want to thank Coach Eustachy for his support and understanding throughout this entire process. I appreciate him keeping the door open and allowing me to come back. I have discussed this with my teammates as well and they have welcomed me back with open arms. I really look forward to finishing my career in the green and gold as well as completing my degree."
Holt, who spent his first two seasons at Paris (Texas) Junior College, averaged 12.3 minutes and 3.0 points last season, his first with the Rams.


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BENEFITING: Community Foundation for Loudoun and Northern Fauquier Counties
Join us for our 3rd Annual Walkin' with Gabriella Walk-a-thon
When: Saturday May 9, 2015 from 9am - 1pm
Where: Heritage High School, Leesburg, VA
Food, Music, Raffles, Face-Painting, Balloons, Crafts, Prizes.....Fun for the whole family!
Proceeds from this event will be dedicated to a grant specifically for childhood brain cancer research through the Smashing Walnuts Foundation.
Please click the Join button to complete your registration. Registration includes access to the walk-a-thon and this years walk t-shirt.
Children age 5 and under do not require registration and are free. Shirts for age 5 and under will not be provided.
We are planning to have some extra shirts available for sale during the walk on a first come first served basis.
Volunteer opportunities available
Visit us on Facebook at: SmashingWalnutsWalkinWithGabriella
The Smashing Walnuts Story:
Smashing Walnuts Foundation was started by 10-year old Gabriella Miller and her family after Gabriella was diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumor that was the size of a walnut. Gabriella smashed walnuts with a frying pan to symbolize "smashing" her tumor.
Gabriella quickly became a global advocate for children with cancer. She raised nearly $300,000 for children's cancer charities before starting the Smashing Walnuts Foundation, a non-profit whose mission is to raise awareness of the prevalence of childhood cancer and to raise funds for childhood brain cancer research. Gabriella co-authored a book about childhood cancer, earned an honorary college degree and received the President's Medal for Outstanding Service in Cancer Awareness from Shenandoah University. She was awarded "Outstanding Volunteer of the Year" and was a sought after motivational speaker. All of this led to Gabriella receiving a Proclamation, for her childhood cancer advocacy work, which was unanimously signed by all 140 delegates of the Virginia General Assembly. Gabriella was featured on CNN, The Today Show and dozens of regional news networks for her advocacy work. Journalists covering Gabriella's story earned five Emmy awards.
After an 11 1/2 month battle, Gabriella passed away in October of 2013 surrounded by family and friends who promised to continue her work. An interview filmed two weeks before her death, led to her name being added to a Bill, which allocates $126 million for childhood disease research, the "Gabriella Miller Kids First Research Act". President Obama signed the Bill into law in April of 2014 with her family at his side. The funds from this Act would go to the Common Fund at the National Institutes of Health. Gabriella's parents and the Smashing Walnuts Foundation are now working to have these monies allocated.
After Gabriella's death, her parents made the decision to donate her tumor-ridden brain for childhood brain cancer research. In August of 2014, exactly ten months after Gabriella died, the Smashing Walnuts Foundation made its first grant in the amount of $100,000 to the doctor that received her brain. The grant, comprised of donations to the Smashing Walnuts Foundation from people around the world, will fund one year of research. Even in death Gabriella continues to help the childhood brain cancer world. The researchers have made discoveries that are garnering international attention.
Smashing Walnuts is a component of the Community Foundation of Loudoun and Northern Fauquier Counties
The Team: $287 TOTAL RAISED SO FAR
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The iPhone's home screen is an app launcher, so it kind of seems like a silly thought to look elsewhere for the same functionality, but it's not as if the home screen is perfect. The best app launcher for iPhone is actually a combination of things: the built-in Spotlight search functionality and a jailbreak tweak called ListLauncher.
If you haven't jailbroken your iPhone yet, check out our always-up-to-date guide for assistance.
Platform: iPhone Price: Free Download Page (Download via Cydia)
- Launch the app you need by typing its name and choosing it from the search results (Spotlight)
- Searches while you type (Spotlight)
- Displays a full list of apps on your device (ListLauncher)
- Quickly browse through apps, like you would your contacts, by tapping and sliding through the alphabet
If you have a bunch of apps, finding the one you're looking for can be tough if you don't remember exactly where you put it. This is one of the big downsides to the folder system on iOS — it's hard to figure out where things are. On the plus side, you have Spotlight so you can swipe left to right from (or press the home button on) your home screen's first page and you'll be able to search for the app you want. It's very quick and makes launching apps a lot easier than squinting at folders. Spotlight doesn't cover all the bases, however, as you might not remember the app's name, find it complicated to type, or just aren't in a position to easily type. That's where ListLauncher comes in. It provides you with a full list of all your apps that are organised just like your contacts. You can swipe down the list, or you can touch a letter of the alphabet to jump to its position. ListLauncher fills in the missing launcher functionality you don't get by default on iOS.
Alphabetical organisation is the only option provided by ListLauncher. It would be nice to be able to organise by most popular and recently used as well. Additionally, being able to choose apps to leave out of the list would be helpful as well. When you're jailbroken, there are often a lot of things that show up that you don't want in the list, and that's probably the case with regular apps as well.
There isn't much competition in the app launcher department, but you do have a few options. All require jailbreaking and (once jailbroken) you can find them by searching in Cydia.
Android Loader is a very simple option that creates the same kind of app drawer you'll find on Android. You just pull it up from the botton of the screen and it'll give you an alphabetical list of all your apps. You can also exclude certain apps if you don't want them in the list. Additionally, you'll get music controls at the top of the drawer so you can easily control your iPod (or other music app) as well. Note: Not compatible with iPad.
Quick Launcher uses a similar format but creates its list by how much you use specific apps. It also has a more iPhone-like interface, where Android Loader does not. Note: Not compatible with iPad.
Finally, Dock provides you with an OS X-style dock on your iPhone. This is in addition to the one you already have at the bottom of your home screen. The difference is that you can swipe up from the bottom corners of your device in virtually any app to bring up the dock. From there you can cycle through open apps.
Got a favourite app launcher not mentioned here? Share it in the comments!
Lifehacker's App Directory is a new and growing directory of recommendations for the best applications and tools in a number of given categories.


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Binary Gamer Podcast
By Binary Gamer
Every week Binary Gamer will teach you something you didn't know about video games and video game culture. From lore, game mechanics, game theory, and the minds behind the games we love; prepare yourself to learn just a little more than you did about the games we love.
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Where to listen
The Series Finale: BGP Ep. 107
Congratulations Class. There is nothing more i can teach you for now. Thank you all very much from the bottom of my heart.
April 15, 2019
Galaga: BGP Ep. 106
We have a shorter episode this week because there isn't too much to say about one of the greatest games ever made. Tony also talks about M.A.S.S Builder and how it has reawakened his love of mecha and his son's Rocket League rookie days. It's a good time! Support Us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/Binary_Gamer YT: http://bit.ly/2RB2hRd Discord: https://discord.gg/756B84P Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2I6fcLv Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/binary_gamer
April 8, 2019
Call to Arms Charity Stream Re-Cap: BGP Ep. 105
After a marathon stream in support of Stack-Up.org's Call to Arms 2019 charity event Tony sits down to talk about playing Risk of Rain 2, Furi, and some others games. Thanks to everyone that came out and donated to the cause! Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/binary_gamer Support Us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/Binary_Gamer YT: http://bit.ly/2RB2hRd Discord: https://discord.gg/756B84P Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2I6fcLv
April 1, 2019
The Stadia of Games: BGP Ep. 104
After being gone in a far off land (The Field. It wasn't that big a deal) Tony is back to talk about Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice and Google Stadia. What does the future of online gaming hold? We're not sure, but we're gonna find out! Support Us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/Binary_Gamer YT: http://bit.ly/2RB2hRd Discord: https://discord.gg/756B84P Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2I6fcLv
March 25, 2019
Interview with Stephen Machuga of Stack-Up: BGP Ep. 104
In this special interview Tony sits down with Stack-Up CEO and Founder Stephen Machuga to talk about their mission and how Stack-Up is helping veterans from all branches of the military through the power of gaming. If you want to support Stack-Up head to https://stackup.org to make a difference in a veteran's life. Support Us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/Binary_Gamer YT: http://bit.ly/2RB2hRd Discord: https://discord.gg/756B84P Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2I6fcLv
March 18, 2019
From Wolfenstein to Halo: BGP Ep. 103
Tony sits down to discuss First Person Shooters and how early games like Wolfenstein 3D, Golden Eye 007, and Halo shaped the genre and how modern shooters carry on the legacy. Support Us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/Binary_Gamer YT: http://bit.ly/2RB2hRd Discord: https://discord.gg/756B84P Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2I6fcLv
March 11, 2019
Gotta Catch Em All: BGP Ep. 102
This week Tony sits down with the class to discuss the Pokemon franchise and how it's simple design has informed the basis of RPG's since 1996. Support Us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/Binary_Gamer YT: http://bit.ly/2RB2hRd Discord: https://discord.gg/756B84P Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2I6fcLv
March 4, 2019
Rock of Ages: BGP Ep. 101
This week Tony sits down to discuss some of the most memorable songs in video games. From Bloody Tears to The Song of Storms and a few other bangers, Tony brings us back to simpler times with a few classic songs from some classic games. Support Us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/Binary_Gamer YT: http://bit.ly/2RB2hRd Discord: https://discord.gg/756B84P Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2I6fcLv
February 25, 2019
100th Episode Special: BGP Ep. 100
We made it to 100 episodes! Thank you all very much. Listen as Tony talks the history of Binary Gamer, takes some questions, talks about highlights and great moments and the plans and hopes for Binary Gamer's future. The train can't stop and it won't stop. Class is in Session! YT: http://bit.ly/2RB2hRd Twitter: @BG_PodcastCrew Discord: https://discord.gg/756B84P Instagram: http://bit.ly/2teW6Z9 Facebook: http://bit.ly/2WF8a3i
February 18, 2019
The Communities That Made Us: Binary Gamer Podcast Ep. 99
This week Tony sits down to talk about the online ecosystems that shaped us as gamers, as well as get hyped for episode 100 of the Binary Gamer Podcast! Twitter: @BG_PodcastCrew YT: http://bit.ly/2RB2hRd Discord: https://discord.gg/756B84P Instagram: http://bit.ly/2teW6Z9 Facebook: http://bit.ly/2WF8a3i
February 11, 2019
Madden Football and Goodbye to the Wii Shop Channel: Binary Gamer Podcast Ep. 98
Super Bowl 53 has come and gone, but that doesn't mean we can't still talk about football video games! We also bid a sad farewell to the catchiest music in the world with the Wii Shop Channel going away forever. Watch live at https://www.twitch.tv/binary_gamer YouTube: http://bit.ly/2RB2hRd Facebook: http://bit.ly/2WF8a3i
February 4, 2019
DBFZ Season 2 and Essential Gaming Literature: Binary Gamer Podcast Ep. 97
This week Tony sits down to talk about the Dragonball FighterZ World Tour Finals and the announcements that came from the Season 2 reveal trailer as well as a list of amazing books that every person that considers themselves a lover of video games should read. From the Hyrule Historia to Console Wars there has never been a better time to be a advid reader and a gamer! -- Watch live at https://www.twitch.tv/binary_gamer
January 28, 2019
Gaming as a Parent and the Online Landscape: Binary Gamer Podcast Ep. 96
This week Tony sits down to talk about gaming as a parent and how the internet scares the crap out of him because he has kids! We also discuss gaming solo vs online gaming and how it can sometimes lead to a bad experience. Watch live at https://www.twitch.tv/binary_gamer Twitter:@IFlippaDaSwitch
January 21, 2019
Sim City Rediscovered and Bungie Leaves with Their Ball: BGP Ep. 95
After a long and glorious holiday break Tony sits down to talk about Kia entering the Esports arena, Bungie leaving Activision Blizzard and taking Destiny with them, and the rediscovery of a classic that could have been lost to time. It's 2019! Let's play some games! Check out the Article here: https://gamehistory.org/simcity/ Intro/Outro Song by Kurt Schoenberger Twitter: @IFlippaDaSwitch
January 14, 2019
Capcom Cup 2018 and Happy New Year from Binary Gamer: BGP Ep. 94
Tony closes out the year with a recap of the Capcom Cup, concluding this years Capcom Pro Tour. With a new season announcement and a great tournament behind us Binary Gamer closes out the year with some thanks and hopes for the coming year. Happy holidays and Happy New Year from Binary Gamer! Twitter: @IFlippaDaSwitch Music '8 Bit Seas!' Water Level Game Music by HeatleyBros
December 17, 2018
The 2018 Game Awards: BGP Ep. 93
After moving into a new house and getting things (mostly) set up, Tony is back to talk about the 2018 Game Awards and the announcements that happened during the awards ceremony. From Game of the Year to Best Fighting Game and many more categories 2018 was an amazing year for video games. Tony also discusses some of the game announcements that have him excited for next year. Twitter: @IFlippaDaSwitch
December 10, 2018
Starting at Ground Zero with StarCraft: BGP Ep. 92
We start the Esports Series off the right way with the granddaddy of competitive games: StarCraft. From it's Release by Blizzard in 1998 to it's boom in Korea and the darker days of game fixing; StarCraft has been around since the begining, and it's gonna be around for much longer still. Let's get this show on the road! Esports await! Twitter: @IFlippDaSwitch Music: 8 Bit Hero by The Heatly Bros
November 26, 2018
Esports and the Rise of Pro-Gaming-Prelude: BGP Ep. 91
This episode starts Tony down the path of the Road Warrior, that is to say a series of episodes covering Esports and Professional Gaming. From Evo and Dreamhack to the start of the Korean Star Craft scene and beyond Binary Gamer is going to take you on a wild ride as we learn the Past, Present, and maybe even the Future of Esports. Buckle up class. We're going on a field trip!
November 19, 2018
The Passing of Stan Lee: BGP Ep. 90
It is with a heavy heart that we talk about the passing of one of the greatest creative minds of all time: Stan Lee. From iconic characters like the Fantastic Four, Spider-Man, and the X-Men it's hard to imagine video games without the Marvel universe. Comic books have had a huge impact on video games, from early arcades and Atari to the current generation of hardware. Without visionarys like Stan Lee the world would be a much more boring and less colorful place. Thank you Sir. For everything you gave us. Twitter: @IFlippaDaSwitch
November 13, 2018
Let's Talk Tomba!(PS1-1998): BGP Ep. 89
We are back in full swing this week folks and that means we're ready to get back into the swing of things. This week Tony sit down to talk about Tomba, the action platform/rpg-lite/adventure game from Whoop Camp for the Sony PlayStation. From his pink hair to the hilarious characters and everything in between. Tony takes us over the finer points of why Tomba is a classic for the ages Twitter: @IFlippaDaSwitch
November 4, 2018
Back in the States and Back on Track: BGP Ep. 88
We're finally back in America(YEA!). Tony takes us through his trails coming back from Korea and future plans for the podcast, as well as ideas for up coming episodes. It's time to get this show back on the road! It's good to be back. Twitter: @IFlippaDaSwitch
October 28, 2018
Saying Goodbye to Korea: BGP Ep. 87
As Tony's time in Korea draws to a close a quick word is probably the best option. It's been fun Korea, but it's time for Binary Gamer to head back home. See you all next week for another educational, and hopefully funny, episode of Binary Gamer! Twitter: @IFlippaDaSwitc
October 1, 2018
The PS1 Classic Shakes Things Up: BGP Ep. 86
Tony sits down to talk about the recently announced PS1 Classic Edition and spectulate on what games could come with the system as well as what the future of Classic Edition Consoles could mean for retro gaming and gaming in general. What console would you like to see brought back in a micro console form? Let Tony knon on Twitter. Twitter: @IFlippaDaSwitch
September 24, 2018
Anime is Anime for a Reason: BGP Ep. 85
Going more off script than usual Tony sits down to talk about live action adaptations of anime and how some shows or movies just shouldn't be made into live action productions. Most anime based off games are great, but what anime shows or movies could be transformed into great games that haven't already? It's about time we talked about it! Twitter: @IFlippaDaSwitch @BG_PodcastCastCrew
September 17, 2018
Phantasy Star Online: BGP Ep. 84
This week Tony sits down to talk more about teh Sea Dreamcast, but more specificly Sega's internet flaship Phantasy Star Online. PSO was a revolution in gaming that helped shapre what we know as online console gaming today, but we would be remise if we didn't think back on how tose days shaped us as gamers and how it shaped the gaming landscape of the future. Sega did alot of things wrong, but Phantasy Star Online was the right game at the right time. Twitter: @IFlippaDaSwitch
September 10, 2018
The Virtual Memory Unit: BGP Ep. 83
This week Tony sits down to talk about the Virtual Memory Unit or VMU, Sega's innovative and short lived memory card that brough new life to a part of gaming that had no life at all before: Memory Cards. The VMU did some amazing things. From raising our Choas to acting as a second screen for games like Power Stone and Rwesident Evil: Code Veronica; the VMU is a corner stone of gamings imaginative spirit. Twitter: @IFlippaDaSwitch
September 3, 2018
Let's Talk Shop a Little Bit: BGP Ep. 82
This week Tony sits down to chat about video production and the hurdles he's ran into recently. It's the classic story of Man vs Machine... only the machine is OBS and the man is Tony. So yeah... not off to a great start. Twitter: @IFlippaDaSwitch
August 27, 2018
EmuParadise is Changing: BGP Ep. 81
Tony sits down to talk about the expodential growth of Monster Hunter: World on PC and how things are looking very good for the franchise in the PC space. He also takes a hard look at the situation with EmuParadise and the future on games emulation. Does this signal the begining of the end or will this force a change in the games preservation scene? Only time will tell. Twitter: @IFlippaDaSwitch
August 20, 2018
Troubled Waters Over at IGN: BGP Ep. 80
This week Tony sits down to talk about Monster Hunter: World's release on PC and the troubles there, but more importantly to talk about the situation surrounding IGN and Boomstick Gaming. It's been a hectic week folks, buckle up! Boomstick Gaming's Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eKF6xnvaCsE Twitter: @IFlippaDaSwitch
August 13, 2018
Dead Cells and Evo 2018: BGP Ep. 79
This week Tony sits down to talk about some new releases coming out in August, including Monster Hunter: World on PC. Tony also talks about the 1.0 release of Dead Cells on PC, PS4 and XboxOne (Go check it out!) and the standings and results of Evo 2018. Also, go and check out Dr. Sparkles over on YouTube at the Chrontendo channel. It's informative and pretty witty. Chrontendo: https://www.youtube.com/user/Chrontendo Twitter: @IFlippaDaSwitch
August 7, 2018
Taking A Second Pass on No Man's Sky: BGP Ep. 78
This week we take another dive into the wild blue yonder in No Man's Sky Next to see what's new in the cosmos. As well as talk a bit about Magic the Gathering: Arena and the card game addiction slowly consuming his free time. (Help me) Did Tony find a black hole? Discover a new star? Marry an alien life form? All of these things and more. Twitter: @IFlippaDaSwitch 8 Bit Space Groove! by HeatleyBros iTunes :https://goo.gl/M3b16f Spotify: https://goo.gl/5SbVuk License: goo.gl/jadB5E Twitter: https://goo.gl/fKqyrj Facebook: https://goo.gl/PrsTvS
July 30, 2018
What Does Metagame Mean?: BGP Ep. 77
Tony sits down to talk about sweet table slides in the newest update to Enter the Gungeon and jumping back into Collectable Trading Card Games with Magic the Gathering: Arena. This weeks topic brings us to a very important question in the world of games: What is the Metagame? How does Metagaming effect the games we play? How does it effect competitive gaming in things like Street Fighter V, DOTA 2, or Hearthstone? Is a game that doesn't change it's meta die on the vine? All these questions and more on this weeks podcast. Twitter: @IFlippaDaSwitch 8 Bit Scrap! by HeatleyBros iTunes :https://goo.gl/M3b16f Spotify: https://goo.gl/5SbVuk Twitter: https://goo.gl/fKqyrj Facebook: https://goo.gl/PrsTvS
July 23, 2018
Pulling My Hair Out Over Hardware: BGP Ep. 76
Tony sits down to discuss his excitement for the new Enter the Gungeon DLC as well as plans to play Super Mario RP: Legend of the Seven Stars, but his plans are hindered by his PC's hardware limits. This one's a little off the reservation. what are some of the things you hate about PC gaming? What are some of the things you love about console gaming? Let me know! Twitter: @IFlippaDaSwitch
July 17, 2018
Shining a Light on Moonlighter: BGP Ep. 75
Tony sits down this week to talk about recent developments in Warframe and how awesome hoverboards are, playing Bloodstained: Curse of the Moon and how well retro and new sytlings can mix together perfectly, and how a game like Moonlighter can be a master class in game design in art, gameplay, and game mechanics. Some games are great for a lot of reasons. Moonlighter is great for the simplist reasons. Go and play this game! Twitter: @IFlippaDaSwitch BG Discord Link https://discord.gg/756B84P
July 9, 2018
BGP Ep. 74: Playing Catch Up
Tony sits down in a short episode regarding games he's playing and projects he's been working on. Things are changing over at Binary Gamer, and we want you along for the ride. Also, you should play Shovel Knight. That game is great. Twitter: @IFlippaDaSwitch BG Discord Link https://discord.gg/756B84P
July 2, 2018
BGP Ep. 73: Binary Gamer Talks E3 2018
Tony and Kurt come together after a long break to talk about E3 2018 and the games they're looking forward to. From Nintendo to Sony, Cyber Punk 2077 to Battlefield V and everything inbetween. The Binary Gamer Crew have alot to look forward to in the coming months. 2019 is looking to be a very, very good year. Twitter: @IFlippaDaSwitch BG Discord Link https://discord.gg/756B84P
June 18, 2018
BGP Ep 72: Binary Retrospective: Silver (Dreamcast 2000)
This week Tony sits down to talk findly about a game near and dear to his heart: Silver for the Dreamcast. What makes this game so great? The visuals? The combat? The goofy voice acting? Whatever it is Tony talks about it in this bite size retrospective. Twitter: @IFlippaDaSwitch BG Discord Link https://discord.gg/756B84P
May 14, 2018
Can You Really Go Home?: BGP Ep. 71
Tony sits down after a week long warframe binge to ask the question: What makes a game hard to come back to? Is the amount of time away the deciding factor? Is it skill? Love for the game? The community surrounding the game? All of these things play a part, but what makes the games we walk away from so hard to come back to? This week Tony sits down to ask that very question. Next week Tony will be headed back to the states to visit family; so the podcast will be pre-recorded. Submnit your games suggestions for Tony to take deep dives into while he's away. Send your suggestions over to Twitter! @IFlippaDaSwitch Twitter: @IFlippaDaSwitch BG Discord Link https://discord.gg/756B84P
May 7, 2018
Tony Loves God of War!: BGP Ep. 70
Tony sits down to talk about Gow of War and how much he loves it. From an amazing story to compelling combat and a huge [redacted] it's not hard to see why this game is on everyones list for game of the year. Come and listen as Tony takes you through the quick pitch on why YOU should be playing God of War. *Warning: Spoilers at 20:55* YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED
April 30, 2018
Esports and Gaming for a Living: BGP Ep. 69
Tony sits down to talk about professional gaming and esports. Has gaming as an occupation reached the edge of the main stream or is it still stuck in the corner? Competitive gaming has reached the highest out reach in it's history and has only grown in popularity over the years. From Counter Strike: Global Offensive to DOTA 2 and everything inbetween; esports are here to stay. The only question remaining: How does it get bigger from here? Twitter: @IFlippaDaSwitch BG Discord Link https://discord.gg/756B84P
April 23, 2018
Total Transperantcy: BGP Ep. 68
This week Tony is solo talking about Fortnite, Monster Hunter World, Rainbow Six Siege, and Vermintide 2. Tony sits down to have a heart to heart regarding his job, the podcast, what he hopes to accomplish in the future, and how he approaches his love of video games. Twitter: @IFlippaDaSwitch BG Discord Link https://discord.gg/756B84P
April 16, 2018
Modding is the Mother of Invention: BGP Ep. 67
Tony and Kurt sit down to talk about Overwatch League and Kurts fight to silver, Kurt becoming a Apple Master at work (Yep. That's a thing), Vermintide 2 and Tony's continuing addiction to the Warhammer universe, and ranking Indiana Jones Movies. They also talk a little about Ready Player One *LIGHT SPOILERS*. We dive into some of our favorite mods and how mods and the modding community have allowed for the growth of games in the indie space and how they've breathed new life into some games and even brought on the creation of new genres of games like MOBA's. Twitter: @IFlippaDaSwitch BG Discord Link https://discord.gg/756B84P
April 9, 2018
Favorite Fictional Worlds: BGP Ep. 66
This week Tony and Kurt sit down to talk about their favorite fictional worlds and why they love them. They also talk about Warhammer and Warhammer 40K, OverWatch, Halo, Final Fantasy Tactics and Tactics Advanced, The World of Ivalice, the origin of the Skaven, why The Legend of Zelda's lore is hard to work with, and Megaton Rainfall. Twitter: @IFlippaDaSwitch BG Discord Link https://discord.gg/756B84P
April 2, 2018
Crypto Mining is Stupid and Pirates are Cool: BGP Ep. 65
Tony is joined by Kurt for a fun romp through Sea of Thieves being kinda like No Man's Sky, killing rats and shoving in Warhammer: Verimtide 2, PUBG vs Fortnite, Streaming personalities vs just watching some games, crypto currency is the devil, a light smattering of Dragon Ball Super and the sad death of Toys 'R' Us. Twitter: @IFlippaDaSwitch Join Us on Discord: https://discord.gg/756B84P
March 26, 2018
What's Your Greatest Hype in Gaming?: BGP Ep. 64
This week Tony sits down to discuss the Rainbow Six: Siege Chimera expansion, Finka and Lion, Hitting a Wall in Monster Hunter: World, the evolution of Dead Cells, Warhammer: Vermintide 2, Warhammer and 40K in video games, the Super Smash Bros for Switch announcement, and the most hype in video games. Reach Out: @IFlippaDaSwitch
March 12, 2018
Is EA Actually The Worst?: BGP Ep. 63
Tony sits down to discuss Rainbow Six Siege news. Ubisoft buying Blue Mammoth (Brawlhalla). EA's sordid history of shutting down game studios. Tony also poses the question of whether World of Warcraft could go away, ever? Reach Out on Twitter: @IFlippaDaSwitch
March 5, 2018
Should Tenchu Have Gotten a Second Chance?: BGP Ep. 62
Tony sits down to discuss the false flag that was the "Shadows Die Twice" teaser. What started out as the possibility of a new Tenchu game comes to light as a new series by From Software. This leads Tony to wonder if some games should just stay dead or if they should be brought back from the gaming grave yard? That's for you to decide. Let's talk games on Twitter: @IFlippaDaSwitch
February 26, 2018
Up Coming Games of 2018 and What Tony's Playing Now: BGP Ep. 61
After missing a week due to work(jobs. Am I right?). Tony returns to catch us up on what's going on in games, a list of games coming out in 2018 and why you should be hyped for them, and talks about his first outing into the world of Rainbow Six Siege and how he's actually not very good. Dark Souls Box Set: https://www.gamespot.com/articles/dark-souls-trilogy-collection-announced-in-japan-i/1100-6456046/ Binary Gamers Discord Server: https://discord.gg/756B84P Tony on Twitter: @IFlippaDaSwitch
February 20, 2018
The Hunt Begins: BGP Ep. 60
Tony takes the show solo this week with a quick dive into the Monster Hunter franchise from its beginning to the most recent entry in the series, Monster Hunter: World. For years the Monster Hunter games have been considered an impenetrable series with a fan base that definately falls into the hardcore. Those fans have had their wishes granted with the release of Monster Hunter: World, hands down the best entry into the series. Join Tony as we take a look at what makes these games great. *NOTE* For some reason the audio on this episode is a little harsh. Sorry:( Follow Us on Twitter: @IFlippaDaSwitch Join our Discord Server: https://discord.gg/756B84P
February 6, 2018
League of Legends Lore: BGP Ep. 59
The Binary Gamers Crew takes a deep dive into the lore surrounding League of Legends. From retcons and false starts to character origins flat out being rewritten on the fly; League of Legends is a complex world with a hardcore fan base that loves its Champions and the tales surrounding them. The crew also discusses the games we've been playing such as Dauntless, Dead Cells, PUBG, League of Legends and more. Join us on Discord: https://discord.gg/756B84P
January 29, 2018
PAX South 2018 and How Board Games became Cool: BGP Ep. 58
Tony and Kurt get together to discuss PAX South, the games they are currently playing (Dauntless, Rocket League, PUBG, MGSV, Brawlhalla, Summoners War) a brief history of PAX and Penny Arcade, the strange divide between Video Games and Board Games, and the stuff that Kurt and KGB saw while in San Antonio for PAX South. On Twitter: @IFlippaDaSwitch
January 22, 2018
Dauntless, FireFall, and Escape from Tarkov: BGP Ep. 57
Chris and Tony sit down to discuss Betas and how some do good and others do really, really bad. Dauntless looks to make a big splash amoung Monster Hunter fans locked to the PC space. Escape from Tarkov is an Open World Survival game where attention to detail wins the day and means you get to live to see another day. FireFall was a game with great potenial, but was killed by poor management and weak support. Twitter: @IFlippaDaSwitch Check Us Out on YouTube! Search for Binary Gamers
January 15, 2018
Favorite Games of 2017 and the PUBG Effect: BGP Ep. 56
The Binary Gamer crew are back together for the first episode of 2018! We discuss our favorite games of 2017, touch base on the good and bad of gaming in 2017, and discuss the effect PlayerUnknows BattleGrounds will have on gaming in the foreseeable future. On Twitter: @IFlippaDaSwitch
January 8, 2018
Here's to You, 2017: BGP Ep. 55
Tony sits down to talk about 2017 and what he's been thankful for this year. Happy Holidays and have a Happy New Year from everyone at Binary Gamer. Let Tony know what your thankful for this Holiday Season: @iflippadaswitch
December 12, 2017
The Wild Hunt Rides Again: BGP Ep. 54
This week Tony dives into the villains that make games compelling and drive the hero to.... well, be the hero! The Wild Hunt has its roots in a lot of real world mythology spanning Germany, Great Britain, Scandinavia and many other countries; but one thing is for sure: the Wild Hunt is a force of nature in a world already teeming with creature of horror and mythological awe. How does the Wild Hunt make the story of The Witcher 3 more than a romp through an open world? Stay awhile and find out. Hit us up on Twitter: @IFlippaDaSwitch
December 5, 2017
Bricked Laptops and 5th Edition D&D: BGP Ep. 53
This week Tony comes to us via the power of the internet (His Cellphone) to discuss coming events with the Binary Gamer Crew as they embark on an adventure in 5th Edition D&D and beyond. Tony also discusses the link between The Witcher, Dragon Age: Origins, the Elder Scrolls series, and D&D.
November 27, 2017
Evolution of Gaming Communities and Troubles at IGN: Binary Gamer Ep. 52
Tony sits down to talk about the evolution of gaming communities and how Games as a Service has risen from those older communities. Did the rise of guilds and game clans lead to the present culture of Devs and Publishers curating those communities themselves. Tony also takes a more somber tone in discussing the current issues in entertainment concerning Sexual Harassment at IGN. Buckle up kids, it's a wold ride this week. Kotaku Article: https://goo.gl/Du291U IGN's Statement: https://goo.gl/hXBj6Y Music: "8Bit Let's Go!" By HeatleyBros Free Music For Your Youtube Video https://www.youtube.com/user/HeatleyBros
November 15, 2017
Warframe, Destiny 2, and Free to Play: Binary Gamer Ep. 51
Tony sits down to discuss his recent(?) discorvery of Warframe and how it's been an amazing stand in for his lack os Destiny 2. Has Free to Play been demonized and unfairly tossed aside as a cash grabbing crap fest? Or have we been too hars on a gaming landscape that has evolved to serve players fairly and evoke good will, at times? Tony also fills us in on the grim reality of this years Extra Life for the Binary Gamer Crew. It's an emoltional rollercoaster this week. Tune in! End song credited to The HeatleyBros for the end credits song. Check them out!
November 6, 2017
Extra Life 2017, Harvest Moon 64, and Stardew Valley: Binary Gamer Ep. 50
Class is back in full swing as Tony sits down to talk about Extra Life 2017 and why it's an amazing charity, read the heart warming tale of a boy and his love for Halo: Combat Evolved, and break down Harvest Moon and how it influenced Stardew Valley and the obvious changes that Stardew Valley inspired in the newest Harvest Moon game; Harvest Moon, Light of Hope! It's an action packed episode this week so buckle up kids. Support Extra Life: https://goo.gl/ho5gu1 Binary Gamer Extra Life Video: https://goo.gl/vdfJhw
October 30, 2017
BGP Ep. 49: We're in Korea Now!
We're finally back on the air waves in South Korea! Tony makes a short update to talk about the move to Korea, living without internet, and how emulators have saved his sanity. We'll be back to the regular scheduled program next week.
October 23, 2017
BGP Ep. 48: Hitting Pause for a Little Bit
With Tony's empending departure, this week is a quick preview of what is to come from Binary Gamer once Tony is no longer considered cargo. We'll be back soon. Until then keep the submissions coming to firstname.lastname@example.com and Tony will get to them once Binary Gamer relaunches in October.
September 26, 2017
BGP Ep. 47: Let's Talk About the Now.
This week Tony sits down to discuss PewDiePie dropping the N-Word on YouTube, Divinity: Original Sin 2 releasing on PC and all the reasons that game is awesome, and Jared Petty's newest venture Pockets Full of Quarters and why you should support him in his quest to let you know that Pirates! is a dope video game. Email Us: email@example.com Twitter: @IFlippaDaSwitch FaceBook
September 19, 2017
BGP Ep. 46: A Love Letter to Rapture -Bioshock/Bioshock2-
This week Tony reads a submission from a Bioshock fan that tugs the heart strings and brings to bear the important questions. Is multiplayer needed in story driven games? Does story over shadow everything in a game? All these questions and a lot more! Email us! email@example.com Twitter: @IFlippaDaSwitch FaceBook Binary Gamer on YouTube
September 11, 2017
BGP Ep. 45.5: Notes on the Door
Sorry for the absence kids, but next week we have a special treat with a very personal story about Bioshock and how it changed one man's life. See you next week!
September 5, 2017
BGP Ep. 45: Sharing is Caring -Milon's Secret Castle, NES, 1986-
After weeks of being gone for school and work and everything in between Tony is finally back behind the mic and class is going into overdrive. Tony talks about playing games between classes, attending ALC, community interaction, and bringing the community into focus for the podcast. Send in your stories: firstname.lastname@example.com Binarygamer on Twitter: @BG_PodcastCrew Tony on Twitter: @IFlippaDaSwitch Binary Gamer on YouTube
August 28, 2017
BGP Ep. 44: Early Access Woes and Pre-Purchase
The Binary Gamer crew sits down to discuss pre-order culture, Early Access, and the future of Binary Gamer.
June 26, 2017
BGP Ep. 43: Post E3 Impressions
The Binary Gamer crew sits down to discuss E3 2017 and the games they thought stood out and some of the games that they wish would just come out already. From Anthem, Destiny 2, Beyond Good and Evil 2, Skyrim on the Nintendo Switch and God of War; a lot of awesome games came to E3, which ones did the guys like most? Music: "8 Bit Win" By HeatleyBros Free Music For Your Youtube Video https://www.youtube.com/user/HeatleyBros
June 19, 2017
BGP Ep. 42: An Interview with Denis Dyack
Denis Dyack of Silicon Knights and Quantum Entanglement Entertainment sits down with Tony to discuss Video Games, the game development process, the threat to Triple A games, cool board games, literature as inspiration in games.and where his journey in games started. What does 30 years of industry experience add up to? A wealth of knowledge Quantum Entanglement Entertainment Denis Dyack on Twitter Tony Spears on Twitter Binary Gamer on FaceBook
June 12, 2017
BGP Ep. 41: Sad Tales of Games That Were Never Released
The Binary Gamer crew sit down to discuss games that never got to be free and live in the wild. Chris spins the yarn of Ever Quest Next and the promise that game held to give players a hand in building a living world. Kurt dives deep into a Chrono Trigger sequal that was squashed be for it was released in the wild. The guys discuss fan made games like Pokemon Uranium and how fan made games are treated in ther greater gaming space. Tony talks about StarCraft: Ghost; a game that held so muich promise, but could have been a stake to the heart of Blizzard and why Ghost death might have resulted in Blizzard sticking around as long as they have. All this and more, plus we continue playing The Game is Rigged. YouTube FaceBook @IFlippaDaSwitch
June 5, 2017
Ep. 40: The Rise of PC Gaming and the Decline of the Console
The Binary Gamer crew sits down to discuss the rise of PC gaming and how it has surpassed the ability of consoles to keep up. They talk over their experiences with PC gaming over the years and how consoles have taken a hard turn toward keeping up with PC gaming. Is it already too late? Maybe. Maybe not. Only time will tell.
May 29, 2017
Ep. 39: Back From ST. Louis and Back in the Saddle!
The boys are back! The Binary Gamer crew sits down to talk Symphony of the Night, Final Fantasy XIV, and talk some weapon stats and newest info for Player Unknow's Battle Grounds. Don't miss a beat! Take your seat!
May 23, 2017
Ep. 38.5: Hitting The Pause Button for Mother's Day
Tony and the Gang are taking this week off for Mother's day. Make sure to celebrate the special lady in your life.
May 17, 2017
Ep. 38: MMO's and The Great Game Genre Debate
This week Tony is joined by Chris and Kurt to discuss MMO's and how they have evolved. How the MMO genre has broadened over the years. Steam's confusing definition on what a MMO is. Why is World of Warcraft so polished? Are MOBA's MMO's? Why was Phantasy Star Online so unique? Did Sony kill Star Wars Galaxies prematurely? Some of our favorite MMORPGs, and a whole lot more! Make sure to check out Binary Gamer over on YouTube Twitter: @IFlippaDaSwitch (Tony)
May 8, 2017
Plug and Play Melee (NES Classic vs SNES Classic vs AT Gamers Mini Mega Drive)
This week Tony and Wally sit down with the class to discuss the discontinuation of the NES Classic Edition, The possible SNES Classic Edition and the games they'd like to see on it, Nintendo's repeated attempts to alienate their own audience, and the AT Games Mini Mega Drive, and why Batman: Forever ISN'T the worst Batman Movie. It's a Plug and Play Slugfest! Twitter: Tony (@iflippadaswitch) Wally (The RetroWall) Youtube: https://goo.gl/yQUbgw
May 1, 2017
Ep. 36: Binary Gamer Strikes Out on It's Own
It's a different kind of class this week. Binary Gamer is striking out on it's own and because of that Tony has been busy getting the show to stand on it's own on the internet; and because of that a lesson plan was not created. So instead of radio silence Tony decided to sit down and ask the class a few questions and talk about what he's been playing and what he has planned for Binary Gamer in the future. It's a crazy new world for Binary Gamer. Let's get this show on the road! YouTube Beam.pro
April 24, 2017
Ep. 35: A Wild Wally Appears! and We Discuss Game Developers
This week Binary Gamer gets a new instructor to the classroom in the form of long time gamer and passionate retro video game enthusist Wally Jacobs. The Digital Due sit down to discuss Video Game Development Companies from EA, Froom Software, and even Nintendo as they track down what makes these Dev Teams unique or not and how they have evolved over the course of time. Class is in session! HoN on YouTube Reach out! @iflippadaswitch(Tony) / @TheRetroWall(Wally)
April 17, 2017
Binary Gamer Ep. 34: Emulation is the Greatest Form of Flattery
Tony sits down to break down how emulation is achieved, the history of how the medium came to be and why it's important to the preservation of video games in years to come. If you've eer enjoyed a game on an emulator then you have taken part in a great transition of the medium and can see how it helps to keep the soul of the games we all love alive for generations to come. Checkout Home of Nerds Help Support HoN on Patreon
April 10, 2017
Binary Gamer Ep. 33: Taking to the Skies with Ace Combat
Tony sits down with the class to discuss one of the best flight combat simulators in the biz Ace Combat. From it's arcade roots to the promise of VR dog fights with PS VR and other platforms, it's nothing but blue skies for virtual pilots in this arcade classic gone console treasure. Helps HoN make the best content on the inter-webs: https://www.patreon.com/homeofnerds Check out HoN on YouTube
March 27, 2017
Binary Gamer Ep. 32: Take me Down to the River City...
Tony sits down with the class this week to discuss River City Ransom Underground from Conatus Creative Inc. and how it truly embodies the soul of the original River City Ransom. Tony also sits down to talk about why it's important to be critical of the games we play and love and how we can appreciate the games we have today, because gamers have been critical in the past. Home of Nerds Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/homeofnerds River City Underground Trailer: https://goo.gl/asQA1O
March 13, 2017
Binary Gamer Ep. 31: That Belongs in a Museum!
It's a short show this week. Tony sits down to discuss his thoughts on Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild and tell the story of a little kid that should have kept his NES. The Video Game History Foundation is a group of people with the singular mission of preserving video game history in all it's forms, but they need our help. Check out their site: https://gamehistory.org/ Donate to the cause: https://www.patreon.com/gamehistoryorg
March 6, 2017
Binary Gamer Ep. 30: Theories and Hopes for The Legend of Zelda: Breath of The Wild
This week Tony sits down in the class room with special guest Daniel Phoenix from Home of Nerds to discuss their hopes and some fan theories for The Legend of Zelda Breath of The Wild. With the Nintendo Switch coming on March 3rd and The Legend of Zelda launching with it we're excited for what the next week will bring. Is Link in the future? Is Zelda the Goddess from Skyward Sword? Is the Master Sword broken?! All these questions and then some in this weeks Binary Gamer!
February 27, 2017
Binary Gamer Ep. 29: Metal Gear Solid 4 Brings Home the Gold!
We're getting close to the end of the Metal Gear Solid Series, but now it's time to talk about Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots. If there was ever a doubt that Hideo Kojima was a mad genius look no further than Metal Gear Solid 4.
February 20, 2017
Binary Gamer Ep. 28: Metal Gear Solid without a Metal Gear
Tony sit down with the class to go over Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater and why it made so many people confused and even angry after Metal Gear Solid 2, but not before talking a good deal about why For Honor is going to be a game of the year contender for 2017.
February 13, 2017
Binary Gamer Ep. 27: Playing A Movie with Metal Gear Solid 2
This week Tony sits down with Marek from Home of Nerds (His very first student!) to talk about Metal Gear Solid 2 for the PlayStation 2 and why it's the best movie you'll ever play. But seriously though, it's a great game; but a much better movie. Metal Gear Solid Movie: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I5AunfmI8bs Copyright Tony Spears
February 6, 2017
BInary Gamer Ep. 26: Getting Sneaky with Metal Gear Solid
Tony sits down with the class this week to talk about Metal Gear Solid on the PSX and how it helped shape games so early into the birth of 3D gaming. You want stealth? Action? Espionage?! Metal Gear Solid has them in spades. From Sniper Wolf to Revolver Ocelot the action never stops in this pivotal chapter in the history of Metal Gear Solid. Let's get started. The Metal Gear Solid Movie?: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MeYbHWQrM9A&t=605s Copyright Tony Spears
January 30, 2017
Binary Gamer Ep: 25, Time to Meet Your Doom!
We're back for the first episode of 2017 and Tony wants to talk about Doom! Not just where it came from, but why it's possibly one of the greatest shooters ever made. Time to talk demons, guns, and game mechanics. Prepare for Doom! @iflippadaswitch Send us your thoughts: email@example.com
January 23, 2017
Ep. 24: Goodbye 2016, Hello 2017!
Tony sits down with the class to go over the last year of the podcast and how much it means to him. To everyone that comes to the class and listens every week: Thank you so much! Happy Holidays and Happy New Year! Check out Home of Nerds www.homeofnerds.com
December 19, 2016
Binary Gamer Ep. 23: What's Your Perfect Game Made Out Of?
Tony sits the class down to discuss game mechanics and how they help to make or break some of the best games out there. From Red Dead Redemption to Gears of War, all the way to Winback and Armored Core. What are the great game mechanics? www.homeofnerds.com
December 13, 2016
Ep. 22: Let's Hear it for the Nerds
No lesson plan this week, because life happens, but that doesn't mean we can't come to class and hang out. Tony takes a moment to say thanks to the community and give credit to the hard working Nerds over at Home of Nerds.
December 5, 2016
Ep. 21: Handheld Series: -The Wonderswan
Tony sits down to discuss the Bandai Wonderswan, how it came about, and how it effected the handheld gaming since against the big, bad, Nintendo Gameboy.
November 28, 2016
Ep. 20: Live From The Grand Ole Game Room Expo 2016
This week we leave the classroom to head do to Franklin, TN for the very first ever Grand Ole Game Room Expo. Tony sits down with Lorenzo and Casey to discuss Day 1 and what they thought of everything they saw. From Pinball to Arcade to a Halo LAN party for the ages, gaming is alive and well at The Grand Ole Game Room Expo. www.grandoleexpo.com
November 14, 2016
Ep 19: Handheld Series-The Gameboy
This week Tony sits down with the class to discuss Handheld Game Consoles, how they began, and their impact on the video game industry. Starting with the Gameboy and working our way to the present, it's going to be a wild ride. Stay tuned. Support Home of Nerds Extra Life Campaign! Home of Nerds
November 7, 2016
Ep 18: Extra Life 2016!
Tony sits down to discuss Extra Life 2016 and Home of Nerds plans to stream for 24 hours on November 19th for the kids!
October 31, 2016
Ep 17: Throwing the Switch on Red Dead Redemption 2
This has been one crazy week and Tony sits down with the class to go over the reveal of the Nintendo Switch and Rockstar Games Red Dead Redemption 2. 2017 is looking like a pretty great year. Home of Nerds
October 24, 2016
Ep 16: VR is cooler, but You're Cooler!
Tony sits down with the class to give a special shout out and thanks to the Home of Nerds community and the listeners of Binary Gamer. Thank you for Listening to the show, watching our videos over on YouTube and going to the Home of Nerds website to catch up with every piece of video game news, reviews, tips, and tricks. You Guys Rock!
October 17, 2016
Binary Gamer Ep 15: The Blue Bomber is Back!!
This week Tony sits down to discuss the origins of Mega Man, why the series is one of the cornerstones in gaming, and how it's evolution lead to it's downfall.
October 10, 2016
Binary Gamer Ep 14: Floating Down the Twitch Stream
This week the class sits down to Twitch.tv and the impact it's had not only on gaming, but the effect it's had on charities like Extra Life, Child's Play ad so many others. Plus the wide spread exposure of gaming events like EVO and The International. Class is in Session! Copyright Tony Spears
October 3, 2016
Binary Gamer Ep. 13: Let's Play!
This week Tony sits the class down to discuss Let's Plays and how they have changed gaming culture for the better. It's easy to find your personal flavor of Let's Play on the internet, and Tony is here to set you straight on the places to look. Check it out. Check out the site
September 27, 2016
Binary Gamer Ep 12: Scars Fade, but Glory is Forever!
This week Tony sits the class down to remind them that while it's important to seek knowledge, it's just as important to enjoy the games we love to learn about. Copyright Tony Spears
September 20, 2016
Binary Gamer Ep 11: The Great Video Game Depression 0f '83
We're coming home! Binary Gamer is proud to announce that we are officially a member of the Home of Nerds family over at homeofnerds.com. If you want to be a part of a great community that loves games just as much as you do, there's no place like Home. This week Tony sits the class down to look over one of the darkest periods in gaming history: North American video game crash of 1983. If there was ever a time when it looked like gaming was against the ropes, 1983 was the year people were looking for a TKO. Everyone from Atari, Coleco, even Quaker Oats and Purina had a hand in one of the gravest periods in gaming history, but like every great story there came a hero to save the day. Copyright Tony Spears
September 12, 2016
Binary Gamer Ep. 10: WarHammer and the RTS
This week Tony sits down with long time friend and fan of the show Casey Foye to discuss Warhammer 40K and how the table top game has influenced the origin and evolution of real time strategy games through out the years. They also discuss why the RTS genre is slowly fading in the niche category and how smaller, quicker games have edged out games with a longer play style. Copyright Tony Spears
September 5, 2016
Binary Gamer Ep: 9 The SNES Turns 25!
This week Tony sits down to discuss the Super Nintendo and how it single handily changed the video game landscape forever. From great games like Final Fantasy, Super Mario World, Legend of Zelda, F-Zero, and many more. It's undeniable that the SNES shaped the gamers on the generation and lead to some of the best moments in games. Copyright Tony Spears
August 29, 2016
Binary Gamer Ep. 8: East vs West vs Tactical? Feat. Bobby Dawson
Tony sits down with Bobby to discuss Japanese RPG's vs Western RPG's vs Tactical RPG's; the differences between them all and how they all find inspiration from Dungeons and Dragons as well as other video games. Copyright Tony Spears
August 23, 2016
Binary Gamer Ep 7: Classroom Status and No Man's Sky Released
This week's episode finds Tony still working on getting the classroom back in working order. The computer is fixed (YEA!), but there's still a lot of work to be done before we get back to the lesson plan. In the mean time, Tony discusses the release of No Ma's Sky and why some people need to temper their expectation when it comes to game, and how far we've come in the 30 years since the beginning of mainstream gaming and how things are getting better. Worry not! We shall be back to the learning and knowledge gathering next week!! Copyright: Tony Spears
August 15, 2016
Binary Gamer Ep 6: Hard Drive Down
On this week's Binary Gamer disaster strikes as Tony's faithful is brought down by a faulty hard drive. But as luck would have it Tony's bro Bobby Dawson is in the house to join in on a very special off topic episode of Binary Gamer. Tony and Bobby discuss No Man's Sky, PC gaming vs console gaming, Steam Machines, Battlefield 1 and how it compares to Battlefield 3 and Battlefield 4, annoying bonus stages in the Sonic the Hedgehog series, and why Tom Clancy's The Division fell short on it's shelf life. It's a bro out this week. We will be back to the regular class schedule next week. Enjoy!
August 8, 2016
Binary Gamer Ep 5: RPG's 101
This week Tony sits down to cover the introduction to Role Playing Games and the parts that go into making a game into a proper RPG. Is it Story, Setting, Characters, Mechanics? From Final Fantasy, Final Fantasy VII, Chrono Trigger and many awesome games in between. Tune in to find out.
August 1, 2016
Binary Gamer Ep 4: The legend of Zelda's Cultural Impact
In this episode Tony sits down to discuss the cultural impact that has been left on the world thanks to the Legend of Zelda Series. From tee shirts to a classical music renaissance, it's hard to deny that Hyrule has left a mark on the cultural landscape of the world. Here are the links to the videos in this episode. All of these videos belong to their respective creators and do not belong to Tony Spears or Binary Gamer. Please support the original creators Thanks! THE LEGEND OF ZELDA RAP [MUSIC VIDEO] Zelda: Symphony of the Goddesses: Second Quest-Toronto 2013 *FULL CONCERT* A Link to the Past OST
July 25, 2016
Binary Gamer Ep 3: The Game Mechanics of The Legend of Zelda
Tony sits down for the second round of a double header to go over the mechanics of the Legend of Zelda series and why it has helped to shape many of the games we play today. music: www.bensounds.com
July 18, 2016
Binary Gamer Ep 2: Lore Legend of Zelda edition
Tony sits down with two special students to learn more about the history and rich, storied lore from the awesome land of Hyrule to learn more about where and when some important events went down! Music: Alexander Munk
July 18, 2016
Binary Gamer Ep 1: The Legend of Zelda 101
In the first episode of Binary Gamer we sit down with Tony Spears to discuss the development history and impact of a little game called the Legend of Zelda. Music provided by www.bensounds.com
July 4, 2016
Ep 0: Mission Statement and Getting the Feet Wet
Welcome to the test feed for Binary Gamers Podcast! Buckle up, because we're going to get deep and learn a thing or two about video games!
June 26, 2016


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Kevin Vaughan earned his second straight nod to the All-Ivy League first team (Kevin Burns).
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Seniors Jeff Cohen and Kevin Vaughan were named unanimously to the All-Ivy League first team, while sophomore Daniel Eipp received a nod to the All-Ivy League second team, the conference office announced Wednesday. Harvard has now earned two all-conference first team selections for the second straight year for the first time since 1979-80.
Cohen, an attackman from Syosset, N.Y., ranks second in the country with 3.43 goals per game and stands 12th with 4.0 points per contest. Cohen, who led the Ivy League with 48 goals, 56 points and eight man-up tallies this spring, became Harvard's all-time career goal scorer with 142 tallies. His167 career points (142-25-167) are tied for sixth in program history and his 48 goals this season rank seventh most in a single year in program history.
The attackman, who recorded 10 hat tricks as a senior, enjoyed six straight games with three goals or more from Feb. 28-March 24. Cohen netted a season and career-high seven goals in the Crimson's 11-7 win over Michigan March 31 and added five-goal efforts against Holy Cross (Feb. 28), Duke (March 12), Brown (March 17) and Dartmouth (March 24).
Vaughan, a midfielder from Ridgewood, N.J., led Harvard with 19 assists, while ranking third with 17 goals and 36 points. Vaughan, who served as one of the Harvard captains for the second straight season, was tabbed to the Tewaaraton Award Watch List, as well as the Inside Lacrosse Preseason All-America third team and Preseason All-Ivy League team. Vaughan, who tied for second on the Crimson with 33 ground balls as a senior, was also selected to the All-Ivy first team as a junior in 2011 and concludes his career with 98 points (56-42-98).
Eipp, an attackman and native of Groton, Mass., tallied 24 goals, dished out 18 assists and amassed 42 points to rank second on Harvard in all three categories during his sophomore season. He accumulated a season and career-high seven points (4-3-7) in Harvard's 15-10 win over Dartmouth March 24, and also enjoyed a six-point effort (3-3-6 at Holy Cross Feb. 28) and a five-point game (3-2-5 at Georgetown March 10). Eipp ranked fourth in the Ivy League with 3.0 points per game and tallied five man-up goals. Eipp, who was named to All-Ivy honorable mention last spring, garnered Inside Lacrosse Preseason All-Ivy League honors prior to this season.
Harvard concluded the 2012 season 6-8 overall and 2-4 in the Ancient Eight, while owning a 5-2 record at home.