Kotaku's Lisa Marie Segarra, Ethan Gach, and Michael Fahey dive into gaming one very specific topic at a time.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 384 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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Categories | NewsLeisureVideo GamesTech News |
After a short hiatus the gang is back and ready to dive deep into Microsoft's plan to buy Activision Blizzard. This week we're going through the Game Awards nominations....and more or less tearing them apart. We discuss how the deal came together, th... more
This week we're going through the Game Awards nominations....and more or less tearing them apart. Listen to hear us go through the award categories and give our two cents about who we think will win, who we think should win, and which games the Game ... more
This week the crew is giving thanks...and talking games, of course. First, we kick things off with a discussion about the most recent gaming news (including what's going on at Activision Blizzard), then we give our honest reviews on the PS5 and Xbox ... more
This week, in honor of the release of Halo Infinite, we're taking a deep dive into the series as a whole. First, we kick things off with a little In The Headlines discussion, then we talk about the 20th anniversary of Halo, our thoughts on Halo Infin... more
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Really not a fan of the new hosts, should have rebranded… tone is nothing like what it was previously. more
My dad would be proud of his jokes.
A fantastic show unified by the brilliant Mike Fahey. By far the most original, unique and thoughtful gaming podcast currently available. Nathan and Ash will be missed, both were fantastic contributors. Alas, new co-hosts Ethan and Lisa seem equally brilliant. more
Great chemistry, interesting topics, and a fun tone.
This podcast used to be great, and I continued listening with an open mind after the change in hosts. But unfortunately not really taken with the new version. more
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