
A gaming podcast recorded in Japan focusing on Nintendo, Japan related gaming events, news and more!
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| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 214 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | LeisureVideo Games | |||

The cherry blossoms may be nearly gone, but spring is still definitely in the air as the crew bring you the latest episode of the show. New Business features some talk on a look at controllers and how customizable ones SHOULD be the future and some m... more
It's that time of the week again, and the Famicrew is back for another episode of the podcast! This time, the guys dive into the like of Starship Troopers - Ultimate Bug War on Switch 2, talk some Street Fighter 6 DLC, the latest Game Trial for Ninte... more
It's very hard to believe, but The Famicast as a podcast turns 15 as of March 11th (...12th in Japan)! The crew has talked about tons of games and will continue to do so in this episode. Joined by special guest Will from Raccoon City Cinemas, the guy... more
The world of gaming never sleeps, but hopefully the Famicrew does so they can be fresh for this episode of the show! In New Business, the guys talk about the recent release of the Virtual Boy via the Nintendo Classics on the Nintendo Switch with impr... 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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A gaming podcast that focuses on Nintendo and related topics, featuring hosts who provide entertaining commentary and insights into gaming culture from Japan. The discussions encompass a wide range of topics, including recent hardware announcements, game releases, community interactions, and the unique aspects of Japanese gaming events. This show stands out for its mix of humor and in-depth analysis, making it appealing both to avid gamers and those curious about the gaming scene in Japan. Listeners can expect engaging guest appearances, a nostalgic look at classic games, and lively conversations that reflect the passion of the hosts.
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The Famicast launched 9 years ago and published 214 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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