
The Giant Bomb discusses the latest video game news and new releases, answers listener questions, and sometimes gets wildly off-topic in this weekly podcast. Featuring Jan Ochoa, Jeff Grubb, and Jeff Bakalar.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 948 | Founded | 18 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | TechnologyVideo GamesLeisure | |||

This week we continue Dan's journey through Sekiro, go over Jan's hands on time with Resident Evil Requiem, Bakalar checking out the Reanimal Demo, Grubb checking out Escape from Ever After, and we determine that Highguard is FINE. We also go over th... more
This week on the podcast we chat about a beyblade like game in From the Top, a PS1 looking Vampire Survivor-like with Vital Shell, circling back to Sekiro, Marathon's release date getting leaked, Highguard not paying for their spot at the Game Awards... more
This week we somehow continue talking about Sektori now that Mikey has gotten a taste of it. We also touch on Big Hops, Final Fantasy Tactics: The Ivalice Chronicles, and some older games too! We also recap the biggest headlines from the previous wee... more
We're back from break and we have games to talk about! We checked out Romeo is a Dead Man and enjoyed the cacophony it is presenting, loved hopping around in Big Hops, catching up on a bunch of games during the Winter Break, and enjoying a good rug. ... more
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Dan Ryckart can’t save this show. The show will never be the same without Gerstman and Brad Shoemaker. Once my absolute favorite show, now I can’t listen to it at all.
I dig the pod, but guys PLEASE let each other speak! I find myself fast forwarding through several sections because it’s four guys all talking at the same time. No one seems to realize this? It’s exhausting.
Minotti talks too much. It gunks up group conversation and his energy is too childish and cringe (Baby Mikey wants chicken tendies).
The pod would be better if it felt more like a group conversation vs Mike having verbal diarrhea.
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Focused on the vibrant world of video games, this podcast offers listeners an engaging mix of news, reviews, and personal anecdotes from industry veterans. In each episode, hosts discuss the latest titles, industry trends, and address listener questions, all laced with humor and camaraderie. Noteworthy is the podcast's ability to occasionally veer off-topic into charming tangents, allowing for spontaneous moments that enhance the listener experience. The show also emphasizes a sense of community and nostalgia, making it accessible for both gaming enthusiasts and casual listeners alike.
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