
A chronological play through of video games
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 271 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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The battle tires Varga! Not here shall you defeat me, Bega! Join us this week as we hop into yet another LaserDisc classic - Bega's Battle! As Wes and Ben fight to try and defend the Earth, they also make time to play through EA's One-on-One, Hudson ... more
Grab your spell books and axes and sit down for a grand adventure! Wizardry III is here, but can Ben or Wes get it running?! The guys also check out Q*Bert's Qubes, Razzmatazz, Lode Runner, and Super Action Baseball in today's action packed episode! more
So I mean Star Wars looked pretty good last week, but how does it compare to an actual movie?! Astron Belt will tell us just that, considering it's the first ever major LaserDisc videogame! Join Ben and Wes as they analyze both the movie and the game... more
We've done Star Wars in the past, but it's never quite looked like this! Join Ben and Wes as they talk about the classic Atari Arcade game, as well as Time Limit by Chuo Co, and Blue Max by Synapse Software in today's extra special 250th episode of t... more
I was excited to check out The History of Video Games podcast, expecting a deep dive into the evolution of gaming. However, what I found was two hosts who seem to do only light research and some brief gameplay before reviewing each title. While I understand they may be assessing these games from a modern perspective, their lack of historical context makes the podcast frustrating to listen to.
A perfect example of this is their coverage of Joust. They failed to recognize what a breakthrough the g... more
These guys are great. Love the show and the hard work you guys put into the show. Please keep them coming
Very cool to listen to :)
5 star production right here. Just waiting for that Tony Hawks Underground episode!
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This show walks through video game history with two hosts who discuss era‑specific titles, hardware, and design decisions, often pairing personal anecdotes with historical context. Episodes chart how technology shaped gameplay experiences—from arcade machines to home consoles—while highlighting pivotal moments, influential creators, and the evolution of genres. Listeners can expect enthusiastic, comparative storytelling, deep dives into notable releases, and a steady cadence of retrospection mixed with playful banter. A standout angle is the sustained focus on historical milestones and the way licensing, hardware constraints, and market forces steered the industry forward. The format tends to favor rich context and timeline‑level insights o... more
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