
New Game Plus is a podcast dedicated to retro gaming. Three guys take seven days to play one old game and then they talk about it. E-mail game suggestions and commentary to NGPpodcast@gmail.com.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 611 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Leisure | |||

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The trainees follow their radars to the next death trap in Episode 535: The 7th Saga.
Intro / Question of the Week - 0:00
Overview - 5:20
Gameplay - 10:42
Aged - 32:07
Final Thoughts - 41:03
Next Retro Game of the Week - 51:... more
The prisoners cheat at hide-and-seek in Episode 534: The Chronicles of Riddick: Escape from Butcher Bay.
Intro / Question of the Week - 0:00
Overview - 6:13
Gameplay - 13:30
Aged - 32:00
Final Thoughts - 39:26
Next Retro Game of the Week - 53:1... more
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The princesses stack their decks with sick summon cards in Episode 533: Rhythm Heaven.
Intro / Question of the Week - 0:00
Overview - 6:27
Gameplay - 11:54
Aged - 31:45
Final Thoughts - 43:09
Next Retro Game of the Week - 53... more
The princesses stack their decks with sick summon cards in Episode 532: Lost Kingdoms.
Intro / Question of the Week - 0:00
Overview - 7:11
Gameplay - 13:30
Aged - 34:32
Final Thoughts - 42:47
Next Retro Game of the Week - 58:06
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Its three friends who plays a retro game for a week and review it. Often they have limited knowledge about the game, the context the game was release and even the console Itself, so dont listen expecting an tecnical review. They are charismatic, fun, and the podcast dont have annoying advertisement, so I trully recommend for the fun, non tecnical podcast. For me it lost a lot of points with the "side episodes" they often do and its so awful that hurts more the podcast than helps.
I’ve listened for many years, and I love this show. The best episodes are often when you guys have a terrible game nobody has ever heard of. Nolan is funny when he hates the game. I will never forgive Dustin for not giving Parasite Eve NGP. That game has such a unique and cool story, but he got his first you know what playing FF7 (It rhymes with donor), so Aya just doesn’t do it for him.
I love this podcast. I’ve been binging it for the last month or so. I really enjoy a podcast that consist of differing opinions. I will say, I just finished the fallout 2 episode and after hearing y’all talk about how amazing the show is has me questioning y’all’s ability to critique good writing. 😸Sorry but as a huge fallout fan, that shows writing is absolute garbage. What’s with the silk song hate. What a celebration of a indie game. Anyway keep up amazing work guys.
Love the show ngp forever
I have listened to NGP now for about a few months. I have listened to over 100 episodes in that span and continue to listen to the backlog today.
Dustin, Kenny, and Nolan do a great job of explaining the games they are playing while also being unbiased (unless it’s Final Fantasy for Dustin) with their critique.
Definitely worth your time if you are into retro gaming!
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A lively trio dives into retro titles by playing one game for a week and then dissecting its mechanics, design, and legacy. Episodes commonly explore a game's innovations, misfires, cultural context, and how it aged, often weaving in community feedback, technical trivia, and personal anecdotes. The format—week-long play followed by candid debate and a vote on modern-day relevance—creates a playful, opinionated vibe that appeals to long-time gamers and nostalgia seekers alike. Noteworthy are the chemistry-driven banter, accessible critiques, and consistent community engagement that keep discussions fresh across a wide roster of classic titles.
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