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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 617 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | LeisureTechnologyVideo Games | |||

"It was the best of times and everyone was like, 'this rules'" or however the book goes.
This week, Eric, Nadia, Victor, and special guest Kevin Bunch are reflecting on what the best years for RPGs were, with the rules surrounding that discussion evo... more
Sony has announced the death of the game disc. What does this mean for the future of second-hand games, game preservation, game sharing, game access, and a million other things that this is going to have an effect on? Well, Nadia, Eric, and Victor ar... more
Nadia has spent more time with Elliot and we're joined by Matt Sowinski to discuss once-and-for-all if Adventures of Elliot makes for a good video game. Victor has been diving into Dragon Quest X. All that and so much more on this increasingly Canadi... more
Drive your old man's convertible out to lover's leap with your crush because it's time for a steamy neck-fest; all the neckin' you can handle but nothing past first base!
And once you've driven your date home by curfew it's time for Steam Next Fest! more
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We get it Victor you don’t like AAA games that’s fine. But making it your personality and bringing it up basically every episode is getting annoying. Jeez sometimes you sound so far up your own butt that sometimes I agree with people when they say you’re pretentious
Eric was my favourite guest on the game informer show, so I figured I had to check out his podcast, and I’m really glad I did! Instead of getting fun rpg takes once in a while, we get a whole podcast of it! I’m also glad to see the conscious mentions of important things people might now know about the companies involved in their games - people deserve to know what the money they’re spending on their games is supporting.
Some of the spaces between words are so BIG I could drive a semi-truck through. This is not a play or a movie. Victor. Stop performing so much. It is so unnecessary.
The guy who came on to talk about Crimson Desert is a complete sale out . Instantly comes out of the fed the use of AI. lol as he’s worked with that studio a lot. Could never trust anything that guy says. Love this show tho
How Eric finds a way to dominate every conversation with such conviction must be studied… I’ve listened to the show for years, but since Kat’s departure, Nadia can barely get a word in edgewise. The final straw was the Pokopia episode, where Eric steamrolled Nadia to give the most patronizing vocal-fried slog of a game description. Victor has been wonderful, and tries to volley the conversation away from Eric, only for it to be snatched right back, so Eric can give some puffy meta-commentary on ... more
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RPG-focused discussions and industry insights dominate, with conversations centered on the world of role-playing games across both classic and contemporary titles. Listeners can expect deep dives into game design, localization, RPG lore, and the business side of gaming, often anchored by lively banter and candid guest perspectives from industry veterans and prominent creators. The show frequently features hands-on impressions, community-driven discussions, and thoughtful debates about the state of RPGs, platforms, and publishing, making it a strong resource for developers, marketers, and fans who want both critical analysis and a sense of community around RPGs. A notable strength is the chemistry among the hosts and their willingness to hos... more
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