
a nostalgic video game podcast
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 360 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Video GamesLeisure | |||

More like Ori and the KIND Forest because this game is nice! We yet again embark on a Metroidvania style adventure for our co-op series as Conner discusses his Ori and the Blind Forest (2015) with Adrian Holmes, Mikey Stephens, and Tao Yang.
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The planet's dyin', Cloud. But video games sure are great! Today writer on Futurama and the Miles Morales Spider-Man comics Cody Ziglar makes his return to discuss how Final Fantasy VII made a huge impact on his life.
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For some, the N64 was the catalyst to broaden their horizons. On episode 4 of the Nintendo 64 diaries Patrick Ehlers returns to discuss anticipating the console, opening day joy, and how the console's lack of RPGs lead him to branch out in the world ... more
The only crisis I'm having is not being able to play this game! Today musician, bread maker, and retired Reactivader Tyler Schnupp returns to discuss visits to the arcade and his love for the light-gun classic Time Crisis II (1997).
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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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Focusing on the emotional connections that players forge with video games, this podcast provides a platform for guests to share their personal gaming stories and the impact of various games throughout their lives. Each episode often digs into a single game, exploring not just its mechanics but also the memories and nostalgia associated with it, making it appealing to listeners who cherish the stories behind their favorite gaming experiences. Unique in its approach, the podcast caters to both gaming enthusiasts and casual players, highlighting the social aspects of gaming and how it strengthens bonds among friends and family.
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Call Me By Your Game launched 6 years ago and published 360 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:
1. Patrick Ehlers
2. Celeste Roberts
3. Grant Moore
4. Jeremy Schmidt
5. Mikey Ailshie
6. Nick Costanza
7. Nadia Osman
8. Mike Steele
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