
The Game Mess Decides podcast is the weekly gaming news show from Jeff Grubb and Mike Minotti. They decide all of the biggest issues in gaming so you don't have to think for yourself.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 493 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Video GamesComedyLeisure | |||

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This would be a great show if all you did was talk about video games you enjoyed and maybe slightly criticized games that weren’t so good but the constant whining about prices, how companies are run and how you guys know how companies should be run. You should probably stop podcasting and start running companies then.
Love these two shooting the shit about this insane industry. Thanks guys. It's been a great addition to my weekly rotation.
Love Jeff and Mike, always funny and enjoy their dynamic together. One of their moderators chimes in a bunch and interrupts them constantly, really ruins the flow and gets annoying. Knocks down a few stars for me.
Been listening for years and these guys rock, they know their stuff and are as authentic as they come. It’s a great show
Cannot even listen anymore as just awful and caustic. So radical and uninformed now. The worst
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A fast-paced, humor-inflected gaming news show led by two veteran industry commentators. Episodes center on current headlines, industry dynamics, and cross-media implications, often mixed with banter, audience chatter, and playful segments. The hosts favor clear opinions, insider-esque takes, and lively debates, making it engaging for listeners who want quick takes, behind-the-scenes context, and a community feel. Noteworthy is the duo's willingness to challenge industry moves with skepticism, while maintaining a humor-driven, approachable vibe that keeps conversations accessible even as topics get complex. Potential listeners who enjoy energetic banter, deep-deld-up pricing and platform discussions, and a steady stream of insider perspecti... more
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