
The videogame discussion podcast
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 802 | Founded | 15 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Video GamesHobbiesLeisure | |||

Cinemaware comes under the Cane and Rinse spotlight for the first time, on the 40th anniversary of mobster life sim, The King of Chicago. Wise guys Leon, Chris Worthington, Jesse and James put on their sharpest suits and shake down Doug Sharp's inter... more
Liberty City is yours for the taking. Join Brian, Darren, and Tony as they head back to their gaming roots to explore if Grand Theft Auto 3 is still as impactful today as it was all those years ago. Will the crime and carnage simulator stand the test... more
What happens when you filter Hollywood's romantic view of the Old West through the lens of a Japanese arcade game studio in the early 1990s? Sunset Riders, yeehaw! A posse of Leon, Brian, Chris W and returning guest Ben "One Credit Classics" Cartlidg... more
Chris O'Regan is joined by Brian Edwards and Chris Worthington to examine how Dome Keeper balances the tension between deep underground exploration and frantic surface defence. The panel discusses Dome Keeper's distinct pixel art style, atmospheric a... more
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Great well-prepared podcast about video games. Different and refreshing perspectives from the panelists.
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A mix of deep-dive discussions on classic and modern video games, with a strong emphasis on design, history, and the evolving medium. Episodes frequently explore long-running franchises, retro titles, and the broader industry context, including updates, remasters, and platform transitions. The panel often pairs personal memories with rigorous analysis, creating thoughtful conversations that appeal to devoted gamers who enjoy learning the why and how behind gameplay, art direction, and development decisions. Noteworthy elements include a consistent ensemble style, guest appearances from industry figures and fellow creators, and a culture of respectful debate that blends nostalgia with critical insight. Potential listeners will find a broad c... more
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Recent guests on The Cane and Rinse videogame podcast include:
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8. Rich Davison
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