Robert Norton on the podcast (Episode #38)

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Posted on Thursday, July 16, 2009 by Michele White |

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Episode 38 explores casual vs. hardcore gaming, and Robert Norton from King.com came over to talk about their latest forays into the casual gaming market. King.com is a pay-for-play gaming site that just announced the release of games for both the iPhone and Facebook, and Robert wanted to make sure that we knew that their games are all about community.

In addition to the interview we explore EA Active vs. Wii Fit (the debate continues when Chris pays attention), Scruzzleword, Top Gun, Battlefield 1943, and Plants vs. Zombies (in Billy’s defense it is a bit on the buggy side for most of us).

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