TALK THIS! is a biweekly podcast about video games hosted by Emma and Madelyn Paquette. Every show, they talk about two games- one old (pre-2007) and one new (within the last year or two). At the end of each show, Madelyn and Emma take the best elements from each game and mash them together into a brand new game idea.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 379 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | TechnologyLeisureVideo Games |
In this episode, Madelyn and Emma discuss Etrian Odyssey and The Expanse: A Telltale Series and who this modern Telltale even is in the first place. Also featuring tourism revenue, the beauty and terror of the Nintendo DS stylus, and the troubles of ... more
In this not-episode, Madelyn and Emma talk about their last six weeks of gaming. You wouldn't know how few games we talk about from how long this is! Also featuring Moogle discourse, narrative structure issues, and thoughts for the future.
In this episode, Madelyn and Emma discuss Shadows of the Damned and Immortals of Aveum and...wait what was that second game again? Why's it so hard to hold in my mind? Also featuring mistakes of marketing, the overlord called EA, and cool announcemen... more
In this not-episode, Madelyn and Emma talk about spoiler culture, both in general and as it relates to video games specifically. Also featuring the capitalistic hellscape of art, petty acts of cruelty from childhood, and our own feelings on spoilers.... more
In this episode, Madelyn and Emma discuss Kowloon High-School Chronicle and Lies of P, and Madelyn bemoans her modern game elitism. Also featuring the absurdity of Pinocchio, unclear ages, and the overlap of rhythm games and Soulslikes.
In this not-episode, Madelyn and Emma talk about grinding in video games and why "treadmilling" is maybe the more descriptive term. Also featuring exploitative business practices, the power of repetition, and more etymology lessons.
In this episode, Madelyn and Emma discuss Onimusha and Baldur's Gate 3 and which historical figures should get a video game. Also featuring mind flayer equivalents, adaptational troubles, and the prevalence of Matthew DungeonMaster Mercer.
In this not-episode, Madelyn and Emma talk about their last seven weeks of gaming and boy, they're living up to the Infinite. Also featuring skatepunk cults, seeds of distrust, and the very last Cold Steel 4 report.
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They are funny too!
Emma and Madelyn are a great team-up, with powerful combos. Play this now, and get in the game.
Great show. Keep the content coming!
It seems like almost all of the big name video game podcasts are hosted exclusively by men. As a female gamer, I really enjoy listening to these two sisters talk about games, instead of the constant bro-talk of a lot of other shows. Plus, the game mash-ups at the end are super funny (I'd buy the one from episode two!).
This podcast is well produced and very funny. I am a super casual gamer and I am still able to follow along. The fact that the co-hosts are sisters makes their bickering even funnier. Plus, this podcast is a great way to find new games to play. Overall, I would highly recommend for anyone with even a passing interest in games or corny puns.
Apple Podcasts | #174 | China/Leisure/Video Games |
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