
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 | 228 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Video GamesHobbiesLeisure | |||

Call of Duty comes to Switch 2 and wow, dude! Wow. Let’s talk about that, the weird magic of G-Sync Pulsar monitors, the Gulikit TT MAX, CICADAMATA, the GTA6 reveal, Xbox’s Disc2Digital thing, and more.
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Gamescom Opening Night Live happened in the middle of this show, so we’ll talk a bit about the announcements that happened there along with the Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 beta, Blood Dungeon, the GTA6 leaks,. the end of 2XKO updates, and more.
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Seems like we’re getting a new or old Simpsons: Hit & Run at some point here, huh? Also: the only podcast that DARES to compare Bug! and the Gabby’s Dollhouse game is back to talk about Mortal Shell II, Rogue Eclipse, Sony continuing to say there’s n... more
Jeff visits a modern arcade and is blown away! Also: Marvel Tokon kinda rules, GTA6 is coming to Netflix, Persona 1 & 2 Remake mentioned, Roblox falls off a cliff into a big pile of money, the end of the PS5 generation might never happen, and more!
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Stop bringing guests onto the show. These episodes are wildly unfocused and miserable to listen to.
After 200 episodes of his own podcast, Jeff is in a groove and it’s working. Episode 201 is EXACTLY the type of back and forth dialogue with a guest that I NEED to hear more of. On his own he’s entertaining and interesting, but with the right guest or co-host Jeff levels up and you can hear how engaged he becomes which brings out his insightful conversation style. Congrats on 200 episodes Jeff and I’m looking forward to at least 200 more.
Hard to listen to. He’s trapped in his bubble these days.
Jeff Gerstmann offers a truly unique perspective that can only come from someone who has been covering games for decades. He’s an invaluable source of insight, criticism, and knowledge, and he’s a quality human being who always brings a healthy supply of empathy, humility, and humor to the table. Tune in, and you’ll come away smarter, more informed, and generally happier after every episode.
I actually think Jeff is doing his best work in a long time here. Even for a solo show, he makes it work. It’s good. I like the “crotchety old man” side of his analysis. There is a lot of things that need legit criticism in the video game world and I don’t want to listen to someone that doesn’t point that out.
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A veteran gaming journalist hosts long, opinionated discussions about the video game industry, hardware trends, publisher strategies, and market dynamics. Episodes blend sharp analysis with personal anecdotes, reader emails, and occasional guests or sponsor reads, delivering a candid voice on live-service plans, console cycles, and the economics of game distribution. The cadence is conversational and unflinching, often intertwining tech tinkering, industry gossip, and strong takes on what's coming next for platforms and publishers. This show stands out for its seasoned perspective, willingness to critique corporate moves, and a distinctive blend of industry insight with accessible, everyday life commentary, appealing to listeners who want c... more
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