
Every week, we look at the gaming experiences of the past, through the eyes of the present! We’ll discuss each game’s historical context, as well as provide a verdict as to whether a given game is worth your time to visit, or revisit, today.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 192 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | GamesLeisureVideo Games | |||

Return with me to a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away as we tackle the futuristic racing title, Star Wars: Racer Revenge! Learn how the game was made, discover why pod racing became such a big deal in the first place, and listen in as we discu... more
For me, music is one of the core components that contributes to the enjoyment, and engagement, of a video game title, and this episode is our second deep dive into some of the classic soundtracks from Nintendo's 16-bit powerhouse, the SNES. Listen i... more
It's time to tackle one of the more interesting entries in the Mario series, as we discuss the game known outside of Japan as Super Mario Bros. 2! Learn about the origins of Mario, discover why Super Mario Bros. 2 is unique amongst the broader Mario... more
A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away...
Those memorable words precede the start of Star Wars, one of the most well-known franchises in cinema history, a series of films that has been translated into countless games over the years. Today, we'r... more
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Absolutely awesome But I wish it had more mega man specially star force, or more dragon quest games I love the formula for those games!!!
I love the format but after listening to a few of the SNES square soft podcast hearing 15 minutes of the same backstory of square soft and there’s a bit much in particular for secret of evermore hearing about the backstory of the whole action RPG genre. I don’t really think was needed at this point it wasn’t the first action RPG wasn’t the second action RPG by that time it was probably a handful if not more action RPG’s of the same style.
Absolutely awesome But I wish it had more mega man specially star force please.
Go in depth on specific games from 20, 30, even 40 years ago (or more!). Tony does his homework and comes up with fantastic information and trivia about the games, the people behind the games, the history of the games, the publisher of the games.Very highly recommended!
Go in depth on specific games from 20, 30, even 40 years ago (or more!). Tony does his homework and comes up with fantastic information and trivia about the games, the people behind the games, the history of the games, the publisher of the games.Very highly recommended!
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A nostalgic, history-forward show exploring classic games and their development, with a strong throughline of how they shaped the culture and industry. Episodes routinely dissect design decisions, technical innovations, and the people behind iconic titles, while peppering in personal anecdotes and listener memories. The host's storytelling depth, production polish, and willingness to critique aging games while celebrating their legacy help listeners decide what deserves revisiting today. A common thread is reverent, detailed retrospectives anchored by guest memories and sponsor tie-ins that keep conversations grounded in real-world context rather than just hype. Noteworthy is the consistent focus on the human side of retro games—creators, p... more
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