Your weekly retro gaming podcast where we discuss, breakdown, and review one classic game!
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 323 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Leisure |
Help! Eric and Nick are stranded on a remote island! Join us around our kindling as we discuss this Gameboy title. We fireside chat about the island's flora and fauna, what it takes to survive, and how to eventually escape. Listen in and learn all of... more
This episode Eric and Nick take a look at Quackshot for the Sega Genesis/ Megadrive. Is this game a hit, or does Quackshot miss the mark? Grab your plunger gun & join us to find out!
Monsteropolis needs our help! Eric and Nick take on Dr.Wily in the original Mega Man on NES! How does it hold up? Is the storied difficulty as bad as they say? What does Journey have to do with this? Tune in for the answers to all these questions and... more
In this episode, Eric and Nick head to Metropolis in Superman for the NES! Over the years, Superman hasn't usually fared well in video game adaptations, is this 1987 title more of the same? What's a cub reporter? And what's up with Subway Superman? L... more
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This is THEE video game podcast. They know their stuff and the show format is perfect. They are informative and knowledgeable about what they’re talking about. This show makes me go back and play old games and has great nostalgia. Keep up the great work.
The hosts are real friends with real video game history together and it really comes through. I enjoy the balance of lighthearted conversation and organized info and research on each game they cover.
I finished all the NES episodes in their good sized back catalogue (my fave system) so now I’m going back and listening to the episodes on games from the other systems.
I wish I had more friends like this to talk and play retro games with! This has become one of my favorite game podcasts right ... more
This is one of the best retro game podcasts out there. The hosts do in-depth analysis of every game and they keep things fun and light.
I’ve only listened to the Wonder Boy 3 episode but boy was it a good one. Smashing that subscribe.
I’ve only listened to the Wonder Boy 3 episode but boy was it a good one. Smashing that subscribe.
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The content revolves around retro video games, with a focus on in-depth discussions and reviews of classic titles across various platforms. Episodes typically feature the hosts sharing their personal experiences while dissecting gameplay, mechanics, and design elements of each game, often accompanied by anecdotes and nostalgic reflections that resonate with listeners who have fond memories of gaming. The hosts highlight unique features, critiques, and insightful observations, making it a valuable resource for both dedicated retro gaming enthusiasts and casual listeners wanting to reclaim the joy of their early gaming experiences.
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Cartridge Command launched 9 years ago and published 323 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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