EP Daily
Season 1
TV-PG
While you may play the games, do you really know the people behind the games?
The Electric Playground highlights those "invisible people" who are the true stars of the games: The game developers, writers, concept artists, directors, producers, and anyone involved in creating games. Hosted by Victor Lucas and Tommy Tallarico, they go on location with Co-hosts Julie Stoffer, Geoff Keighley and Jade Raymond to interview those people in the gaming industry to let you know the creative and always exciting minds behind those games you love to play. Plus get a preview of upcoming games, news from the gaming industry and get gaming info on some of your favorite stars.
The Electric Playground highlights those "invisible people" who are the true stars of the games: The game developers, writers, concept artists, directors, producers, and anyone involved in creating games. Hosted by Victor Lucas and Tommy Tallarico, they go on location with Co-hosts Julie Stoffer, Geoff Keighley and Jade Raymond to interview those people in the gaming industry to let you know the creative and always exciting minds behind those games you love to play. Plus get a preview of upcoming games, news from the gaming industry and get gaming info on some of your favorite stars.
Where to Watch Season 1
13 Episodes
- The First 3 years of E3 Exclusive FootageE1
The First 3 years of E3 Exclusive FootageThis originally aired on September 23, 1997, and features Tommy Tallarico, Victor Lucas, and Kelly Benson at E3. Some of the world's best game developers make appearances, including Shigeru Miyamoto, Peter Molyneux, Chris Taylor, and John Romero. Classic games like Mario 64, Star Wars: X-Wing vs. TIE Fighter, Star Fox 64, and Total Annihilation are covered, and we've even included a few retro game commercials! Feel the 90s! - Diddy Kong Racing / SkullmonkeysE2
Diddy Kong Racing / SkullmonkeysIn this episode, Tommy Tallarico, Victor Lucas, and Kelly Benson interview Ken Lobb about Diddy Kong Racing for the N64, speak with Joe Satriani and Steve Vai about the music in the first Formula 1 game, review Fighters Megamix for the Sega Saturn, and loads more!