The TouchArcade Show – 123 – Worth Your Weight in Copper

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Podcast-Illustration-0121On this week’s episode of the TouchArcade Show, we actually manage to dive right in to iOS talk. Staring the show off with our tales of standing in line for the iPhone 5s, dealing with launch day coverage on zero sleep, and how much we’ve come around on touch ID. From there, we move on to the standard game chat before taking a break to come back to chat about adventures in house hunting, the three Steam announcements this week, and some crazy happenings in the iOS gaming world.

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  • 8 Comments

    1. MrSpud

      I thought water was the source of all life...;)

      1. B3NDoX

        LOL

    2. QuarterSwede

      I haven't heard that song in ages! Thanks for the earwig.

    3. saosijs

      It says the video is currently unavailable. Too bad, I was interested in the game play. And there are no GC leaderboards, correct?

      1. Shaun James Musgrave

        That's correct, no GC implementation at all.

    4. Michael Graham Jr

      cum

    5. Edward del Villar

      Hi everybody, I'm the developer of the game!

      I'll be updating it with regular free episodes in the future - I've got a lot of ideas for interesting puzzles and game mechanics that I think will be fun to solve.

      If anybody has any suggestions on making it better, or any questions, let me know here on on twitter @Ed_dV

      Thanks!

      PS: Water is awesome, but the Sun is totally the origin of almost all the life energy on the planet... except for maybe those hyperthermophile bacteria that feed off hydrothermal vents. Sun energy goes to plants, which get's eaten by herbivores, which get eaten by carnivores. So we're all just basically eating converted sunlight. ;)

    6. MTX2013

      Hi