
A gaming podcast recorded in Japan focusing on Nintendo, Japan related gaming events, news and more!
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| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 204 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Video GamesLeisure | |||

The spooky season is officially over, but the crew is bringing some light Nintendo "horror" and a few other fun bits of game chat in this episode. To kick things off, the guys talk about the recently re-released Luigi Mansion (singular) for the Switc... more
Just in time for the end of October, the Famicrew are back and are joined once again by Will from Raccoon City Cinemas for another action packed episode. New Business sees the guys discussing Cronos: The New Dawn, Obakeidoro 2, a Metal Gear on MSX an... more
The crew went, played games and sweat at Tokyo Game Show 2025. They're back, joined by Genki and Will (from Raccoon City Cinema) to talk about all of the awesome games that they checked out at the show! Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade, Resident E... more
The crew are all back for extra special episode of the show. Joined by Genki_JPN, the guys take a deep dive into the September 12, 2025 Nintendo Direct giving their thoughts on the games, discussing some Japan exclusives and more. After a quick break... 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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Apple Podcasts | #136 |
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Engaging audiences with a vibrant blend of gaming culture and insights, this podcast focuses on Nintendo and various aspects of gaming in Japan. The hosts cover a wide range of topics, including the latest console updates, beloved classic games, and gaming technology, often infused with humor and personal anecdotes that resonate with long-time fans. The discussions not only highlight recent gaming events and releases but also delve into community interactions and listener engagement, creating a personable experience. Noteworthy is their unique perspective as foreign hosts living in Japan, offering listeners a special lens on Japanese gaming culture and industry trends, enhancing the show's appeal to both Western listeners and those interest... more
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The Famicast launched 9 years ago and published 204 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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