Join ex-game journalists Chris Johnston, Phil Theobald, and Greg Sewart as they talk about console/portable/PC games, raising kids, and the meaning of life.
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 1293 | Founded | 19 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Video GamesLeisureGames |
This week! More Virtual Boy talk, NSO GBA games, Yakuza Kiwami 3 rumors, Microsoft raising hardware pricing in the US, nostalgia for old Sega ads, Formula Legends, Kirby and the Forgotten Land, Donkey Kong Bananza: Emerald Rush, Mario Galaxy, Everybo... more
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This week! A Nintendo Direct happened last week, and we’re here to talk about it. Can you believe that we’re getting Virtual Boy added to the NSO Expansion Pack? What a world. Plus Everybody’s Golf Hot Shots, Void Crew, Lynked: Banner of the Spark, S... more
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Great podcast. Used to read their reviews in magazines growing up and now listen to their podcast. Just some friends talking about games they enjoy whether they are new or classic. Makes me laugh more than any other podcast. No ads and it’s free. Hope to be listening for a long time to come.
This is my 2nd review, my first was years ago, and it was a 5 star. I still subscribe and listen, but the older the guys get,the less they care and it’s obvious. If they don’t have the time to make a good show,and actually play games to talk about (a frequent problem nowadays)then either get a guest (like they used to) or just stop making it. But they seem hellbent on just keeping it going.If you’re invested in the guys lives at this point (and you may be)then keep going,if you’re looking for pe... more
Radical political ideology. Weak men make bad times. 15 mis talking about a cold. Move on. They just compared a rapist and a pedo to a self made author who has an opinion they don’t agree with. An author who was in a abusive relationship and overcame so much. I doubt they even know what her opinion actually is as they probably just let the internet tell them it is not allowed. Trust the science except when it doesn’t support the one allowed opinion. So much for free speech I guess. Worse than G... more
You are going to listen to this podcast because of CJ, Phil and Greg, or you will not like this Podcast because of CJ Phil or Greg.
This is not some over produced generic podcast just talking about the same video game news you have already heard about. Instead it’s just three friends hanging out talking games (occasionally).
I love it and have for nearly two decades now.
CJ, Phil, and Greg have great discussions on video games and many other topics. I look forward to this podcast each week.
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Conversations revolve around various aspects of gaming culture, merging humorous discussions about video games with personal anecdotes that reflect the hosts' lives. The camaraderie among the hosts is an essential element, creating an engaging listening experience where topics range from current gaming trends to nostalgic memories of childhood gaming experiences. Episodes often feature light-hearted banter, trivia, and a mix of personal stories, appealing to a broad audience of gaming enthusiasts and families alike. Unique elements include their deep industry experience and long-standing friendship, which cultivate a strong sense of community among listeners.
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