
On Save Scum we do deep dives into games: examining the gameplay, story, themes, and systems that make them work. With over 300k subs on YouTube, AndyPants is a force in the gaming world and now joining friends Trice and Sneedcola on this podcast. Join the discord to talk about these games! discord.gg/3hUX6Pjx7x
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 9 | Founded | 10 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Video GamesLeisure | |||

AndyPants, Trice, and Sneed discuss the gameplay, reception, themes, and legacy of this 2013 cult classic.
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On this episode Andy, Trice, and Dean do a deep analysis and exploration of the 2001 classic PS2 game Onimusha Warlords.
Andy, Trice, and Sneed discuss IP that have absolutely gone in the toilet over the past few years:
- Wolfenstein Post 2014 (Wokenstein)
- Call of Booty
- Pokemon
- Battlefield
- And many many more
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Three gaming hosts dive into classic and contemporary titles with deep-dive discussions on gameplay, design, and cultural context. Episodes mix nostalgic retrospectives (retro classics and influential eras) with hot takes on industry trends, representation, and storytelling in games. The show stands out for its frank banter, strong host chemistry, and a playful yet thoughtful approach to both beloved and controversial titles, making it appealing to core gamers who enjoy layered analysis and personalities who aren't afraid to spar about opinions.
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Save Scum: Retro Gaming Podcast launched 10 months ago and published 9 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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