Abnormal Mapping
Em Marko and Jackson TylerAbnormal Mapping is a monthly game club of Em and Jackson, talking primarily about old games with an eye to critiquing without nostalgia.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 165 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Video GamesLeisure | |||
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Latest Episodes
We finish our long Final Fantasy adventure by playing Square’s largest single player Final Fantasy yet. But does size equal quality? Does it equal ambition? We have many thoughts about this and about where the entire Final Fantasy VII Remake Project ... more
We’re joined by Molly for the return of one of the classics, a guy who just needs to jump over every spike in all the world, conveniently located in a beautiful palace. That’s right, we’re here to talk about the return of Prince of Persia, and the su... more
We interrupt your regularly scheduled coverage with a special announcement: Jackson has played the Final Fantasy XIII games, at last. Despite the frankly illegal amount of Final Fantasy content lately they were not going to let that go to waste. They... more
We’re going back to the heady days of licensed multi-platform games in the early 00s this month as we play 007: Everything or Nothing and talk about the era of arcane save processes, weird genre mashups, awful final missions, and the ways in which th... more
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- Critical commentary? Not so much
The hosts don’t provide critical commentary on games so much as talk at length about their own personal tastes and experiences, speaking in constant hyperbolic generalisations like “X is a bad game that no one wants to play” and “everyone loved Y”. As someone who hasn’t played a lot of the games they discuss, it comes across as extremely juvenile and lacking in substance. Another point of contention for me is their articulation — both hosts, but especially Jackson, always sound like they’re rush... more
Apple Podcasts3bornfromdarkwater
United Kingdom3 months ago Fantastic podcast that covers a large variety of games
Podcast Addict55 months agoNightDuck- Gundam Review
I don’t play video games much anymore but Great Gundam Project and the yuri manga recommendations are deeply worth the 1 dollar. Than
Apple Podcasts5ThatGuyWithTheHair
United States7 months ago Em and Jackson have been doing this a long time now, and they're really good at it! I started with their Metal Gear Solid series and I've been a regular listener ever since. The hosts never dwell on the surface level descriptions or summaries-as-reviews that drag down other shows. Their thoughtful insights and razor sharp critical discussions cut right to the core of what makes these games so interesting.
Podcast Addict57 months agoNinjaHotline- Very much enjoying the discussions
Worth a listen
Apple Podcasts5Dootdootdootdootnoot
Ireland9 months ago
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Apple Podcasts | #233 | United States/Leisure/Video Games |
Apple Podcasts | #71 |  China/Leisure/Video Games |
Apple Podcasts | #85 |  Brazil/Leisure/Video Games |
Apple Podcasts | #98 |  Mexico/Leisure/Video Games |
Apple Podcasts | #103 |  South Korea/Leisure/Video Games |
Apple Podcasts | #170 |  United Arab Emirates/Leisure/Video Games |
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