Games on Earth
Games on EarthLets face it, this planet is running out of time. Something’s going to destroy it sooner or later. What will happen to our culture? We must save something. Aliens from far off worlds must know how we lived, how we grew, and how we played games to distract us from our inevitable deaths. We're here to discuss that games part, archive it all, and then jettison it into space.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 203 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Categories | Video GamesLeisure | ||||
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This week Derek and Jesse are slicing and dicing through dinosaurs again, Brad has achieved godhood, and we don't know how to end the podcast!
This week Derek is slicing, dicing, and casting dark rituals. Meanwhile Jesse enters the Oasis from the hit film ready player one.
Thanks to Kyle Landstra for the music
Jesse looks just like WeirdOh BeardOh. This week Derek f'd up his mic again, and he's very sorry. It probably sounds just fine but he's really beating himself up about it. We're back from Summer Break to talk about the games we've played as time has ... more
This week we're so preoccupied with whether we could, that we didn't stop to think if we should....
Reviews
- A Gaming Opinion You Can Trust 👍
If you told me this was a professional game review podcast I would be inclined to believe you. The guys approach the games they review very professionally, but mix it with a personal and inviting atmosphere that makes you feel like you’re in the room talking with some friends about video games.
E3, if your reading this: give these good boys some all inclusive E3 passes. They’ve earned it.
Apple Podcasts5EmperorLaBoosh
United States7 years ago - Favorite new podcast ever.
This podcast is a smorgasbord of game discussing goodness, and the episodes keep getting better. On top of the humor, there's a lot of insightful conversation that goes on. They talk about current games as well as touching on some classics you may not have had a chance to play.
I think these little gamer boys are on to something here. When I listen to it I feel like I was actually there during the recording. I look forward to hearing more. Great job, men. May the Chuglord shine on you always.
Apple Podcasts5handsharkenthusiastUnited States10 years ago - A great podcast for people who love games!
My favorite thing about this podcast is that no one takes themselves too seriously. Also you never know what to expect in each episode because it could be literally any game. Its clear the hosts are enthusiastic about the games they are talking about and they don't seem jaded by being too close to the industry.
Itsa group of enthusiastic people creating something together because its what they love doing, and thats refreshing in a climate where others can be so fucused on lame gimmicks and mak... more
Apple Podcasts5ZantosUnited States10 years ago - Some Dudes Talking about Games
If you needing some gaming comradery, these guys have a seat in their circle for you. It's a podcast where it feels like you are in the conversation with these guys. Games in discution are random, which is a good thing, give it a whirl, they are just starting up and each episode is better than the previous.
Apple Podcasts5MavTravistyUnited States10 years ago - My Honest Opinion
High-Five!
I am the real Danny Glover.
These discussions are so trill.
Apple Podcasts5The_Real_Danny_GloverUnited States10 years ago
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Apple Podcasts | #115 |  India/Leisure/Video Games |
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