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Fine Time

Fine Time
Nintendo
Nintendo Switch
Capcom
Video Games
Cinematic Platformers
Overwatch
Shining the Holy Ark
Nintendo Switch Online
UFO 50
Final Fantasy
Devil May Cry
Playstation 2
Zelda II
Game Design
Prince Of Persia
Grandia 2
Mario
Switch 2
Breath Of the Wild
Tears Of the Kingdom

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.

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Latest Episodes

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.

Watch t... more

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!

Fine Time on Bluesky: @fineti.me

Andre: @pizzadinosaur.fineti.me

Steve: @monotonegent.fineti.... more

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Recent Guests

Brian Riggsbee
Author of Video Game Maps: SNES Vol. 1
Retro Game Books
Episode: That Green Parrot | The Big Deal

Hosts

Steve
Co-host/central figure in discussions; frequent presence across episodes with broad knowledge of gaming history and industry trends.
Dre
Co-host; sharp debater with a penchant for candid takes and deep dives into topics.
Kevin
Co-host; energetic presence, often drives banter and topic shifts.
Andre
Frequent host with broad participation in episodes; contributes structural and thematic framing.

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 50 ratings
  • Podcast Addict
    rckfrstn
    10 months ago
  • Trite. Surface-level. Really not worth the time.

    Podcast Addict
    1
    rckfrstn
    a year ago
  • Steve funni

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    Also great gaming insight in general. Love the retro themed episodes on compilations!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    SeafoamGaming
    United Statesa year ago
  • The best weekly gaming pod

    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

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Gooey Fame
    United Statesa year ago
  • Good Moments

    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.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    darrenhupke
    United Statesa year ago

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Hosts have great chemistry and banter that keeps conversations engaging.
Consistent depth on gaming history and thoughtful perspectives without taking themselves too seriously.
Kitchen-sink topics mix nostalgia with current industry chatter effectively.

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Coalstakes | The Big Deal
Q: What kind of look is that where we're jettisoning that much staff and making the customer pay for it?
That's how you build a bad reputation, despite being profitable.
Coalstakes | The Big Deal
Q: How does it run? Certainly it's not 60, right?
It definitely does not run at 40 all the time with drops in performance, especially in certain areas.
Coalstakes | The Big Deal
Q: Kevin, please tell us what you've been playing this week?
Kevin talks about his thoughts on New Super Mario Bros. 2 and its impact on the franchise.
Namco Museum: The PlayStation Era - Pt. 3 | Forgotten Worlds
Q: Do you suppose they are just too afraid of needing to build out current visuals during like the PlayStation 2 or the GameCube era?
They speculate it may be more about not wanting to rebuild everything or fears of expectations regarding graphics.
Namco Museum: The PlayStation Era - Pt. 3 | Forgotten Worlds
Q: Should people go back and play these PS1 iterations of Namco Museum?
The hosts discuss that while not the most accessible, for hardcore Namco enthusiasts, they are fascinating time capsules.

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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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Fine Time launched 5 years ago and published 235 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.

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