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KlikCast - Josh Whelchel

News posted 12th January, 2006 by The Chris Street

TwiTerror has unveiled something rather interesting: KlikCast! It's effectively a PodCast solely for the Click Community, in an attempt to advertise and spread the word about our games:

"Klik-Cast & Klik-Feed are Video Podcasts of Klik and Freeware games. They are usually updated weekly, but sometimes the schedule may be more or less sporadic. I am ALWAYS looking for new material, usually in the form of gameplay videos with the MUSIC (not sound) removed.

Open up your favorite podcast tool, such as iPodderX or iTunes. In iTunes, click the podcast item on the left menu, then click Advanced in the menu. Choose "Subscribe to Podcast." Enter the link given by the IPODDERX graphic above in the box. In iPodderX, use the same link to view the feed.

The main goal of Klik-Cast is to make our freeware games more popular, by giving them attention in these short, sometimes amusing films. If your game has been featured, and you'd like it removed, you should contact me immediately. This is a non-profit practice, so I hope nobody is offended. "

Click here to find out more!

Posted by Pete Nattress

13th January, 2006

It's promising, but he needs a new mic.

Posted by Josh Whelchel

13th January, 2006

I need to rehook up my sound system, I've got mics going in and out my floozy.

And my sound card drivers are opensource because I can't find my CDs, so until I can remedy that issue there might be a slight detainment in quality (;

~ Josh

Posted by Peblo

13th January, 2006

Your smiley is backwards.

Posted by David Newton (DavidN)

13th January, 2006

I used to do that to stop them becoming the yellow smilies.

Posted by Peblo

13th January, 2006

But...

Posted by Keatontech!

13th January, 2006

Oh this is AWSOME! I love all of the cool tech podcasts, so having one specifically for klik people is great. If you want your podcasts to catch on, be sure to add them to the ITunes podcast directory.

Posted by Aptennap

15th January, 2006