Step into the world of gaming with Gamertag Radio! As one of the most established gaming podcasts, we bring you twice-weekly episodes packed with breaking news, expert reviews, and exclusive interviews. Join hosts Danny Peña, Peter Toledo, Parris Lilly, and Riana Manuel-Peña as they dive into the latest gaming trends and topics. Podcasting since Feb 2005. Business Email: podcast@gamertagradio.com
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 500 | Founded | 20 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | LeisureVideo GamesGames |
This week on Gamertag Radio, Danny Peña takes a trip down memory lane to 2001. We're digging up original audio interviews from gamers, recorded live from the Xbox and Nintendo Gamecube events in NYC, before the consoles were even released. Listen in ... more
In this engaging conversation, Hank Rogers discusses his new book, 'The Perfect Game: Tetris from Russia with Love,' and reflects on his journey in the gaming industry, particularly with Tetris. He shares insights on the concept of the perfect game, ... more
In this conversation, Peter Moore reflects on his journey from Sega to Xbox, discussing pivotal moments in the gaming industry, including the launch of the Xbox 360 and the Zero Hour event. He shares insights on key partnerships, the challenges faced... more
This week on Gamertag Radio, Danny and Riana review Hazelight's newest game, Split Fiction. Could it be a contender for Game of the Year (GOTY)? Tune in to hear their thoughts on the game.
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Paris and Danny are great together. Both informed and give articulate opinions on everything gaming. not afraid to say it as it is.
I listened to the first 3 minutes of an episode, Danny sounds bored and has no energy in his voice. Just so monotoned. This podcast is one of the worst I’ve ever listened to. Worse the ones with the girls who think they funny and talk about drinking. Dude if your not interested in doing a podcast then just don’t do it, I listened to the whole episode and even the chick sounds just as bad as you. I hate kinda funny due to their politics but I listen to them cause it’s much more entertaining.
I feel like this podcast is boring now days, all they do is fight and moan about one another. They say it’s joking but it’s pretty annoying to hear. Pete and Paris already said they are only PC guys this next gen so why are they even doing a video game podcast? Doesn’t make sense...if they are not into console just make a PC podcast! Also they always have to throw in the democratic and liberal views into the podcast...feel that the whole crew is disbanded and it’s random now days. Deleted from m... more
Bunch of corporate yes man .
Great podcast and great news with awesome hosts but they spend a bit too much time talking about what is said on twitter. I dont really use social media so maybe its just me but it would be nice to hear more about game news and opinions without worrying about the “outrage” on twitter. Other than that keep up the great work!
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The content revolves around the dynamic world of video gaming, discussing breaking news, expert reviews, and industry interviews. The hosts provide insights into upcoming titles and dissect major events like the Game Awards while maintaining an engaging and lighthearted approach. Among the notable topics covered are reviews of games, predictions for future titles, and discussions on gaming culture. The podcast also emphasizes community interaction and nostalgia, celebrating its long history in the podcasting space since its launch in 2005. This blend of expert opinions, personal gaming experiences, and in-depth analysis appeals to both casual gamers and enthusiasts alike.
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