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Dropped Frames

itmeJP
Twitch
Video Games
Path Of Exile 2
Hades 2
Streaming
Baldur's Gate 3
Avowed
Elden Ring
Game Development
Twitchcon
Borderlands 4
Dune Awakening
Game Awards
Nintendo
Final Fantasy VII Rebirth
Helldivers 2
Final Fantasy
Highguard
Expedition 33
Thick As Thieves

Dropped Frames is a weekly podcast featuring hosts itmeJP, Ezekiel_III and CohhCarnage where they discuss the on goings of being a full-time streamer and of course video games!

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Latest Episodes

We're joined by WARDOGS Game Directors: Howard Philpott & Mark "phantasy' Pinney this week to talk about filling a much needed niche in the FPS genre, why early access and plenty of viewer questions! Afterwards we chat about the awkwardness that is D... more

We witnessed a gaggle of Ls this week as Amazon/Twitch launch opt-out AI training on their streamers to everyone's dismay. Even more abysmal AI news: An ex-writer within Saber Interactive allegedly replaced by AI and the CEO has a very healthy reacti... more

We get cursed by time zones this week but we prevail through RAM shortages, the fall of Electronic Arts, and possibly our digital dystopia future! We give our thoughts on Game Freak's Beast of Reincarnation, JP goes all in on his time with the Wardog... more

Gothalion returns this week to learn WAY too much about Zeke. He has also been playing Everquest Legends along with Cohh, a new remixed version of the classic 90s MMO, Splatoon Raiders and to chat about the convention he helps run - GCX! JP has been ... more

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Recent Guests

Maximilian Dood
Fighting game streamer and content creator
Self-employed / Maximilian Dood
Episode: Dropped Frames Episode 476
Adam Boyes
Former PlayStation executive referenced in anecdotes and talks
PlayStation (former), Vibrato
Episode: Dropped Frames Episode 469
Rebecca Ford
Creative Director at Warframe (Digital Extremes)
Warframe / Digital Extremes
Episode: Dropped Frames Episode 468
Jeff Hickman
Game director, former Mythic/EA veteran
OtherSide Entertainment
Episode: Dropped Frames Episode 466
Ross Scott
Actor/YouTuber, known for gaming videos and commentary on Stop Killing Games
Stop Killing Games
Episode: Dropped Frames Episode 465
Pavel Zálešák
Advocate for Stop Killing Games, organizer and policy liaison
Stop Killing Games
Episode: Dropped Frames Episode 465
Dan's Gaming
Gamer and streamer guest on the show
Dan's Gaming
Episode: Dropped Frames Episode 461
Angela Sant'Albano
Actress portraying Grace in Resident Evil 9
Capcom/Resident Evil
Episode: Dropped Frames Episode 460
Nick Apostolides
Actor portraying Leon in Resident Evil 9
Capcom/Resident Evil
Episode: Dropped Frames Episode 460

Hosts

ItmeJP
Host of Dropped Frames; regular on the show with a focus on game industry analysis and streaming culture.
Ezekiel_III
Co-host and primary moderator; provides industry context and historical perspectives.
CohhCarnage
Co-host, long-running streamer and game developer; provides live-streaming and industry commentary.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 643 ratings
  • Great show for gamers

    I wish they would upload the video podcast to apple, they could improve on the audio side. Sometimes it is hard to tell what they are talking about when they are reviewing videos.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Balmora__
    United Statesa year ago
  • I

    Podcast Addict
    2
    Mortuss
    4 years ago
  • Its got its moments

    Cohn is obnoxious but JP and Zeke are entertaining.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Just me (007)
    United States4 years ago
  • An absolute staple of my weekly listening. Zeke, JP and Cohh are 3 very different personalities with 3 very different interests and perspectives on video games. And somehow the dynamic works, there is a real respect for each other whilst also maintaining friendly banter and an informed view of the games industry through the lense of livestreaming. If you interact with twitch regularly then this is a must listen.

    Podcast Addict
    5
    Oddhobbs Media
    5 years ago
  • Uhhhh

    The main host says uhhhhhh literally every other word to point where it’s all I can think about when he’s talking. Other than that, it’s a good podcast!

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    poe876987456
    United States5 years ago

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Listeners praise the show for its down-to-earth takes on gaming, streaming, and industry shifts.
Fans appreciate the chemistry among hosts and guests and the accessible yet informed conversations.
The show is seen as a solid resource for insights into Twitch, live-service games, and publisher strategies.

Chart Rankings

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Apple Podcasts
#46
United States/Leisure/Video Games
Apple Podcasts
#214
United States/Leisure
Apple Podcasts
#18
Canada/Leisure/Video Games
Apple Podcasts
#27
United Kingdom/Leisure/Video Games
Apple Podcasts
#71
Canada/Leisure
Apple Podcasts
#116
United Kingdom/Leisure

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Dropped Frames Episode 465
Q: What is Stop Killing Games trying to achieve in terms of consumer protections?
Stop Killing Games seeks to challenge the legality of publishers selling games that later become unplayable due to server shutdowns by pushing for end-of-life protections, guidance on how to handle online dependencies, and legislative action at the EU and US levels to require publishers to provide ongoing access or alternative play options after a game's end of life.
Dropped Frames Episode 440
Q: Is there a favorite fighting game to watch right now?
Street Fighter 6, because there's a diverse pool of players and many have the potential to win, making the competition exciting.
Dropped Frames Episode 440
Q: Did you find your journey to be a competitive player long and difficult or did you always feel you were good?
I was not natural at all. I was a mashing scrub growing up, and I learned by watching others play and realizing I needed to improve.
Dropped Frames Episode 428
Q: What is your favorite game?
My favorite games include Devil May Cry series, Final Fantasy 8, 9, and 10, and Journey among many others.
Dropped Frames Episode 420
Q: What feedback have you received so far that has been surprising?
Patel mentions some misunderstandings about the game's design choices and progression systems that the team is addressing.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Dropped Frames

What is Dropped Frames about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A lively, long-form discussion around gaming, streaming culture, and the evolving tech and business landscape that shapes creator economies. Episodes frequently bounce between current game releases, industry news, and platform shifts (notably surrounding streaming platforms, publishers, and live-service titles), all threaded with personal anecdotes from a trio of regular hosts. Guests range from veteran game developers to prominent streamers, offering insider perspectives on funding, live-service models, leadership, and community dynamics. The show's strongest draw is its mix of candid industry analysis, hands-on impressions, and banter that highlights the realities of being full-time creators today. A standout aspect is the frequent integr... more

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1. Maximilian Dood
2. Adam Boyes
3. Rebecca Ford
4. Jeff Hickman
5. Ross Scott
6. Pavel Zálešák
7. Dan's Gaming
8. Angela Sant'Albano

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