
A comedy podcast about video games, hosted by kind and knowledgeable boys (and Australian comedians) Tommy Dassalo and Ben Vernel.
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 590 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ComedyLeisureVideo Games | |||

This week we're taking a stroll through the beautiful Australian bush and attempting to... put... shapes... into... a box, or something? We don't really know yet, but we've had a very good time finally checking out House House's new Friendslop master... more
In an absolute coup for the podcast, this week we've been invited to rub shoulders with a who's who of Australian mainstream gaming media at a hands-on event for Marvel's Wolverine. We've spent two hours with the early parts of the game so you're goi... more
Tommy's back from Vietnam so it's time to catch up on a couple of weeks worth of video game news. One of Sam Neill's final roles has been revealed, we're going to be tuning into Netflix to get a first look at GTA VI and there's been a Fire Emblem: Fo... more
This week we're joined by a special guest: RAY O'LEARY! We discuss Ray's physical media collection, his very specific Mario Galaxy gripes, what he's been playing recently, and how this podcast informed some of his recent purchases!
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I’ve been doing a very delayed catch up of eps from about 495 onwards recently, up to 511 right now and Ben, brother, Sakaguchi *was not the director of FFVII in 1997*. Yoshinori Kitase was director for VI, VII, and VIII! Sakaguchi was a *producer* only. He didn’t co-direct anything since V until IX. The original FFVII’s end credits clearly state he wasn’t the director of it.
*Anyway*, FANTASIAN Neo Dimension (the console/PC release) really only happened because Naoki Yoshida and his Creative Un... more
I loved this pod before Adam left. Ben is insufferable. Final nail in the coffin was him admitting that he doesn’t like Spiderman. Are you even human Ben?
Informative, funny reviews/chats about video games and video game news.
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A lively, humor-forward gaming discussion with two Australian hosts who mix industry commentary, rapid game reviews, and banter about recent releases and trends. Episodes bounce between hands-on impressions of new titles and broader chatter about marketing, platform shifts, and the evolving game landscape, all delivered with a casual, self-deprecating charm. Noteworthy traits include a strong emphasis on host chemistry, willingness to critique both big franchises and indie titles, and a knack for tying personal anecdotes into tech and gaming topics, making it accessible for casual listeners and industry watchers alike.
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Recent guests on Filthy Casuals include:
1. Ray O'Leary
2. Dilruk Jayasinha
3. Greg Larsen
4. Jen Fricker
5. Jen Frick
6. Gen Fricker
7. Andrew Levins
8. Ben Russell
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