
A chronological play through of video games
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 256 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | LeisureEducation | |||

Donkey Kong is back! No wait, he's called Bongo now....well in any case he's goin down just like the rest of his Gorilla brethren! Join Ben and Wes as they discuss Sega's Congo Bongo, finish 1983 research, and play Bugaboo the Flea, Outworlder on the... more
The birth of the internet arrives in January 1983, but does that mean MMO's are right around the corner?! The guys discuss this and also take a look at some new games like Joyful Road by SNK, New Sinbad 7 by ATW, The Institute (graphical version) by ... more
We're here, but do we want to be?! It's time to take a look at the first games from 1983 and find out just what we're in store for! Reviews include Cluster Buster by Data East, Ixion by Sega, BC's Quest for Tires from Sierra On-Line, and Moria by Koe... more
And with that, 1982 comes to a close! I hope everyone enjoyed it as much as we have! We were truly fortunate to play some really great classics and hidden gems this year, join us in the final episode as we give out our awards to the best of the best!... more
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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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Focusing on the evolution of video games, this podcast offers a chronological exploration of notable gaming eras, events, and titles. Episodes mix informative discussions about historical milestone games with casual reviews, personal anecdotes, and lighthearted banter between the hosts as they reminisce about their gaming experiences from various decades. Among the episodes, highlights include detailed looks at significant developments like the video game crash of the early 1980s, influential arcade games, and in-depth reviews of both beloved classics and lesser-known titles. This combination of in-depth analysis and nostalgic reflections is tailored for gaming enthusiasts seeking to connect with the history of the medium.
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