The definitive ranking of all every video game, every week at a time. If you work in the gaming industry, please stop making games while we catch up.
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 193 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Video GamesLeisure |
The thrilling conclusion of our Mini-Arc about Nintendo collaborations is here! This week Hunter and Exothermic talk Pokemon Mystery Dungeon, Metroid: Other M and Fire Emblem Three Houses! Since this is our final episode for this mini-season we end i... more
Hunter and Exothermic are back for the second part of our series of episodes covering games that feature Nintendo IP that wasn't made by Nintendo. This week is a mad dash discussion of Super Mario RPG, Star Fox Adventures, and F-Zero GX. It's a fun w... more
The show is back! We've got a new theme song and a whole new style of episode. Expect new weekly episodes going forward but for this first week I've gone solo in celebration of the 30 year US anniversary of my beloved Playstation. This episode is bas... more
We're back at it again! This time we're sitting down with some real bandicoots! It's actually jak and daxter.
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These guys are fun to listen to and have good chemistry. Too bad it has slowed down somewhat
OGA is a fun tour through the annals of gaming in the past 50ish years! Hunter and Matt do a wonderful job of highlighting forgotten gems of gaming in passionate and insightful ways. They don’t take themselves or their opinions too seriously, but rather try to keep the atmosphere fun and informative!
I love their guests! EJ and Sun being the most often reoccurring guests, but they’re all great, and do a great job of preventing things from becoming stale. Matt and Hunter also come up with fun to... more
I wish I could recommend this show. I like these guys, I’ve listened to one of their other podcasts SCPT for a long time, but you really get the sense that they actively dislike the format of their own show. They have either abandoned or openly disdain of their own self-imposed gimmicks, such as keeping a ranked list of the games they cover, or sticking to releases from a specific time period.
Playing the games in advance of making an episode is treated as a chore, particularly for Matt. I thin... more
It used to be good. However, having a list that they actively hate really takes away from the show. Removing XCOM to make room for Wildermyth was the final straw for me. Should I care – probably not. However, that was painful to listen to.
If the podcasters dislike the show, then it makes it really hard for me to like the show.
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Focusing on nostalgia and humor, each episode explores a wide array of video games, spanning various console generations and genres. The discussions often incorporate personal anecdotes from childhood gaming experiences, as well as engaging critiques of games, their development backgrounds, and cultural significance. Episodes delve into popular titles and lesser-known gems alike, often highlighting the unique storytelling aspects of games and their impact on players' lives. A distinctive element of the show is its candid exploration of gaming dynamics, inviting guest hosts that enrich conversations and maintain a lively atmosphere throughout.
What sets it apart is the podcast's blend of analytical discourse and playful banter, making it ac... more
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