
a nostalgic video game podcast
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 373 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | LeisureVideo Games | |||

Working as a travel agent in the land of the dead is boring, until something smells fishy. Today, Conner and a group of noir detectives discuss the critically acclaimed adventure game from Lucas Arts and Tim Schafer in Grim Fandango (1998).
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If you love something, set it free. And if it's yours, you and your brother will buy it again from a retro store. Today, patented best friend of the show Eddie Martin is back to discuss why Final Fantasy IV (formerly known as II) is important to him.... more
Comparing games on different platforms, what's more fun than that? Jeremy Schmidt returns to pen another entry in the N64 Diary and discuss the quirks of cross-platform games on the Nintendo 64.
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Conner McCabe – Bluesky
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The Force is strong with us... again! Today Jedi master Conner is joined by padawans and show favorites Mike Steele and Mikey Stephens to discuss Cal Kestus' latest adventures, Taco Bell orders, and video game ass video games in Star Wars Jedi: Survi... more
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Listened to the N64 episode and was a big fan! Really great vibe from all the people involved- cant wait for me
This has become my new favourite podcast :)
I listened to the hollow knight games club by Jeremy Schmidt and loved it, so I checked out this. Great!
So fun to learn all about these awesome games and hear why they were so loved by the guests! Great pod! Funny, relatable and sweet!
I love this podcast. It’s super nostalgic and also just incredibly funny. I love Conor!
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This show leans into deep nostalgia for classic games while exploring modern playthroughs, preservation, emulation, and the cultural footprint of beloved titles. Conversations weave personal memories with technical details, design history, and community storytelling, featuring guests who are designers, historians, writers, and community organizers in gaming. Noteworthy is the warmly conversational atmosphere that often blends heartfelt nostalgia with sharp insights about how older games remain relevant across new platforms and audiences. Potential listeners can expect candid reminiscences, thoughtful analysis, and plenty of behind-the-scenes context on the people who shaped and continue to reimagine retro gaming.
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Call Me By Your Game launched 7 years ago and published 373 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Call Me By Your Game include:
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2. Mike Steele
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