Jeff Gerstmann brings his extreme knowledge of video games, the video game industry, and energy drinks to you each and every week.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 179 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Video GamesLeisureHobbies |
Ben Pack joins us to discuss how he’s been playing games with a broken wrist and the great/poor choices he’s been making in games during that time. Also: Let’s talk about Hell is Us, Don’t Die Collect Loot, Unfair Flips, Yet Another Xbox Price Hike, ... more
Silly me, I thought we’d get through a Gearbox launch without getting a fresh round of Gearbox’s leadership acting up on social media. Let’s talk about the game, the reaction to the way the game performs, and the reaction to the reaction of the way t... more
Let’s talk about the evolving nature of video game difficulty! Also: Borderlands 4 is out soon, let’s talk a little bit about that but mostly about the nature of that franchise! And more, including the anniversaries of the PlayStation and Dreamcast l... more
Skate is on its way back with an early access release on the horizon. Let's talk about it! Also: Shinobi is back, Mortal Kombat II's been delayed, Call of Duty: The Movie has been announced, Perfect Dark almost got saved until it didn't, and more!
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People 1*ing because Gerstmann talks about politics sometimes. Stop listening if your feelings are hurt that much. Individuals have opinions, and you aren’t always going to agree with them. Grow up, children.
An important voice in the games industry for a number of decades. And energy drink enthusiast.
Great videogame podcast with an extremely knowledgeable host
Dude stop talking about politics. You’re a professional nerd not someone who understands the world. Take a look at your warzone of a state and ask yourself if that should go federal.
Woke facts give me a break
I like Jeff but he’s so repetitive sometimes. Like he went on an insane ramble about his pipes leaking and about how the Minecraft movie was “weird” and repeated each point probably 5-10 times. Jeff just listen to how repetitive you are in that episode.
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This podcast focuses on discussions about the video game industry, exploring new releases, industry trends, and personal anecdotes from the host. A unique aspect is the blend of gaming insights with everyday life reflections, often touching on family experiences and home dynamics. Listeners can expect a mix of critiques on various video games, commentary on industry shifts, and humorous insights from the host's long-standing career in the field.
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The Jeff Gerstmann Show launched 3 years ago and published 179 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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