
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 | 235 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | LeisureVideo Games | |||

Andre and Steve are back at the Summer RPG Anime Festival with Princess Minerva, the aggressively horny OAV prequel to the aggressively horny RPG on PC-98, PC Engine CD, and Super Famicom. We didn't get the game here, but we sure got the anime, and f... more
We revisit StarFox 64 as an addendum to our StarFox conversation from last time, as well as talk Rhythm Heaven Groove, Forza Horizon 6, R-rated movies that grossed a billion dollars, a new round of Place Your Bets, and much more on this brand new Big... more
Many years before we would get our first Fire Emblem game in America on Game Boy Advance, we would get this two-episode OAV in America from ADV. Andre and Steve explore this partial game adaption, this week at the Summer RPG Anime Festival.
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StarFox, Sony ending physical games, the price of Steam Machine, Metroid Ravenous, and lots more on this fresh and new Big Deal. Thanks for listening!
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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
This show is solid. The hosts all have their taste for games and jumbled all together there is something for everyone. Dre and the crew know what they know and it’s great to just listen to fans talk about games. They aren’t reviewers trying to sound excited about the latest releases, they talk about games from all eras and give it to listeners straight.
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Listeners tune in for a fast, witty take on video games across eras, with lively debates on remakes, hardware shifts, and the balance between retro love and new releases. The show blends deep knowledge of gaming history with sharp opinions, humor, and playful banter, often branching into tangents about hardware pricing, platform strategy, and occasional pop culture detours. Noteworthy strengths include a snappy format, guest-free but opinionated sessions, and recurring segments that mix nostalgia with current industry chatter, making it a solid fit for listeners who crave both insight and entertainment in gaming discourse.
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