
A video game podcast that's weird, snappy, and fun. Andre, Steve, and Kevin talk video games new and old, tackle current events, and sometimes other things too.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 247 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Video GamesLeisure | |||

We can't tell you why we watched The Emoji Movie other than sheer morbid curiousity. It didn't kill us, but it also didn't make us stronger. Please listen to this episode and learn from our mistakes.
Fine Time on Bluesky: @fineti.me
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Witcher 3, Resident Evil 4 Remake, the prospect of a new Ape Escape, Kraft Dinner Cream Soda, a new round of Place Your Bets, and lots more on this here Big Deal for the people. Thanks for listening!
Fine Time on Bluesky: @fineti.me
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Why would anyone ever play all the Bubsy games on purpose? Steve and Thrak did so you don't have to! Join them on their harrowing journey through the crappy franchise that simply just won't go away.
Fine Time on Bluesky: @fineti.me
Steve: @monoto... more
Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave, even more UFO 50, the state of mascots without a monoculture, the 45 Sec. Game returns, and more on this week's Big Deal.
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Andre: @pizzadinosaur.fineti.me
Steve: @monotonegent.fineti... more
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Kevin, Steve, and Andre never disappoint. Every single episode is packed so full of laughs, incredibly insightful chats about what games they're playing, and tons of fun mini game show bits that keep every episode fresh and zesty ✨
Trite. Surface-level. Really not worth the time.
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Also great gaming insight in general. Love the retro themed episodes on compilations!
The hosts are all very fun and have great chemistry together. They cover a diverse list of interesting gaming topics both old and new. They also play some fun games or have unique segments that make the show always feels so fresh and never dull.
-your pal Goo of the Flashback 64 podcast
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A snappy, conversation-driven show that blends nostalgia with fresh takes on gaming, current events, and pop culture. Episodes mix deep dives into retro favorites, debates about modern releases, and playful banter among three hosts with a shared love of gaming across eras. The crew frequently tackles topics like Nintendo strategies, remake philosophies, and industry trends, while peppering discussions with humor and personal anecdotes. The format stands out for its energetic, unabashed personalities and willingness to riff on diverse tangents, making it a reliable choice for listeners who enjoy a lively, no-guardrails dialogue about games big and small.
Noteworthy elements include strong chemistry among hosts, a consistent focus on both cl... more
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