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Colby Dauch, of Plaid Hat Games, joins us in the third chair this time!

Up first Craig and Russ have all kinds of questions to ask Colby about what it's like getting a big game license, and Bioshock Infinite certainly is a big license. Colby tells us how Plaid Hat got the deal and gives us a preview of the upcoming board game Bioshock Infinite: The Seige of Columbia.

Later Craig and Russ review the egyptian themed game Kemet. Does the gameplay match the amazing component quality?

All that and our other not-too-horrible segments including:
- Total Fan Girl
- Do You Ever Notice
- News
- & More

Link to episode:
http://www.thed6generation.com//d6g-ep-125-bioshock-infinite-board-game-interview-kemet-detailed-review

Please let us know what you thought of the show!

Great Episode!

Craig's segment at the end is one of my favorite parts of the show... and the topic he discussed was a good one. Bravo Craig.

Great episode as usual.

Craig... so I would hope that if Adepticon knows who was plastering those stickers around that they could take come legal action against the people. Maybe if there was some surveilance footage or if they could track down where the sticker were made. I hate to think about the con having to fork over the cost of their removal. That is really horrible.

Thanks, guys. Yeah, I've got to say, I was really upset, spending some time with Hank and seeing the impact of these idiots.

I thought, since many (most?) of the stickers were found in the elevators, for sure there would be video, right? I mean . . . on TV they ALWAYS have cameras in the elevators! That's the NUMBER ONE reason I don't have s . . . never mind . . .

Anyway, turns out, at the Westin in Lombard anyway, nope, no cameras in the elevators . . . :(

Off Topic for the episode, but congrats on the WWX books, Craig. That is awesome.