
Punching Up is a weekly show all about Nintendo, co-hosted by Dustin Furman, Gene Park, Dagan Moriarty, and Mama Micah. The goal of Punching Up is to discuss the latest news and games from Nintendo, as well as dive deep into the prestigious catalog of games from the past, all while keeping it fun and entertaining. The show is highly interactive, with plenty of questions and comments from the audie... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 137 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Video GamesGamesLeisure | |||

This week the Punching Up crew has a possible Starfield Switch 2 port, Resident Evil Requiem DLC possible details, Epic’s unannounced AI-developed Star Wars+Marvel shooter, and more!
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This week the Punching Up crew discuss Majora's Mask coming to Nintendo Music, Kingdom Hearts, Pokémon, Capcom having problems porting Monster Hunter, and more!
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This week the Punching Up crew discuss the canceled Zelda game from Ubisoft, the almost death of Sonic, The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt - Remastered and more!
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This week the Punching Up crew discuss Castlevania: Belmont's Curse getting a demo, Pokémon ports, Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave, and more.
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The majority of the episode was spent talking about protein and supplements. Would not recommend this show. They two speaking, spent 30-40 minutes between protein and and SpongeBob. 60 minutes in and there has been 5 minutes or less related to Nintendo. One of the hosts sent a text regarding protein drinks to someone and 30 minutes later, they get back on to the topic. This is not the place for Nintendo news, reviews. It’s great if you’re looking for the weather where the hosts live, options for... more
Ever since Colin started podcasting his way without answering to anyone else he became a fan of these rambling 5 hour long podcasts that go on tangents before getting back to the topic at hand. He can get away with this, though, because he has built up a following that cares about his antics he and still cares about PlayStaion.
None of the people on Punching Up have that. They don’t understand how to have focused panel discussion; they just think it’s about rambling as long as you all loosely e... more
Anything Last Stand Media post Last of Us 2 / State of Play deserves to fail. Gaming would be better without Last Stand Media
This show really needs Gene back on a regular basis bad…. It barely feels like a video game podcast without him… let alone a Nintendo podcast. They just really need someone that actually
Plays video games on a more consistent basis to steer the show more if he won’t be back more often soon…
Neil
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A weekly roundtable focused on Nintendo, balancing news and deep dives into classic catalog titles with a lively, audience-driven format. Expect energetic discussions on hardware rumors, Directs, remakes, and the broader Nintendo ecosystem, all punctuated by personal anecdotes, memes, and playful banter. The show distinguishes itself with a strong sense of community, long-form conversations, and a willingness to mix industry analysis with fan-oriented tangents, creating a casual yet insightful listening experience for Nintendo fans and gamers who enjoy behind-the-scenes looks at how the ecosystem evolves over time.
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Punching Up: A Nintendo Podcast launched 3 years ago and published 137 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Punching Up: A Nintendo Podcast include:
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