
Gametalk is a podcast discussing games and the gaming industry. New episodes are uploaded Mondays on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, YouTube, and all major podcast services.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 249 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | LeisureGames | |||

Episode 249
Today, we talk about two games we're absolutely enamored with - Resident Evil Requiem and Pokémon Pokopia. For Resident Evil, we talk about our playthrough in both spoiler-free and spoilery contexts. Then, we discuss how we're enjoying t... more
Episode 248
We at Gametalk (more accurately 2/3 of us) are massive fans of Monster Hunter, and today we have an opportunity to gush about the series. We talk about the current state of Monster Hunter Wilds, and more specifically predict what we'll s... more
Episode 247
Massive news has dropped on multiple fronts! In a frustrating move, Sony has closed Bluepoint Games in another seemingly misguided sacrifice on the altar of live service. When will it be enough, and are they finally turning the PlayStati... more
Episode 246
Recently, Bloomberg's Jason Schreier put out an article called "Video Games Need to Be Cheaper to Buy". Today, we talk about his article and points where we agree and disagree, and discuss the broader landscape of video game pricing in 2... more
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Gametalk presents itself as a lively, opinion-driven look at the gaming industry, with hosts frequently debating industry shifts, hardware and platform strategy, pricing, and the cultural and personal impact of games. Across recent episodes, discussions commonly orbit major publishers, console ecosystems, live-service models, and upcoming releases, while weaving in nostalgia, personal anecdotes, and a fondness for deep-dives into game design and market dynamics. The format tends to blend sharp takes with industry context, appealing to listeners who want both hot takes and thoughtful analysis about where gaming is headed and how business decisions ripple through players, developers, and platforms. A notable strength is the mix of industry-wi... more
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