A gaming podcast recorded in Japan focusing on Nintendo, Japan related gaming events, news and more!
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Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 188 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | LeisureVideo Games |
Spring is kind of in the air and the Famicrew is back for another episode of the podcast. For New Business, the guys touch on TOEM, Iconoclasts, Famicom Detective Club: Emio - The Smiling Man and Indiana Jones and the Great Circle. After a quick brea... more
The guys are back for the second February episode of 2025. In this one, the guys chat about a hodgepodge of games in New Business including TOEM, the birth and death of NFL Blitz and Project Zomboid. After a quick break, the guys get to some news, hi... more
2025 keeps rolling ahead and the crew is back for another episode of the podcast straight out of Japan. In this episode, the guys discuss Ridge Racer 64, Star Wars Episode I: Jedi Power Battles (Switch) and some Nikke to kick off the show with New Bu... more
Following last week's (Thursday, January 16) official reveal of the Nintendo Switch 2, the guys kick off the show sharing their thoughts on the new system, features, games and more. After that, the crew dig right into some New Business discussing Don... more
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The Famicast is quite possibly the best podcast hosted by two Americans and a Brit that discusses what it's like to be a Nintendo fan in Japan.
Pretty great show, one of my favorites. Plus, a KILLER theme song.
A great show for anyone interested in Nintendo and/or Japan. Give it a listen — you won’t be sorry!
Great podcast, informative, funny and a joy to listen to while ‘working’. It’s like having a bunch of friends round talking all things gaming and Nintendo! Really enjoy the insights to Japanese culture and gaming. Thanks guys and keep up the good work! James Allen, Bath, UK.
An outsider's look at Japanese culture and living, with a focus on Nintendo gaming, from European and North American podcasters. They have good dynamic humor among them and a nice mix of personalities. They do a wonderful job of answering listener questions and offering their observations of Japanese media, language, business, customs, etc., from a Western perspective, but also give glimpses into their own cultures. Thanks guys for a unique, enjoyable Nintendo podcast!
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