
Longtime friends and games media colleagues Vinny Caravella, Brad Shoemaker, and Alex Navarro share their combined decades of knowledge, expertise, and passion for games with weekly discussions about what they're playing, what's happening in the industry, and whatever else they're up to.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 247 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | LeisureHobbies | |||

Sony ran an all-timer of a State of Play last week, so we spend a bunch of time digging into a bunch of news and demos about God of War Trilogy Remake, Control Resonant, and Konami's impressive bundle of Castlevania, Silent Hill, and Metal Gear games... more
It's another show bursting at the seams this week, touching on Romeo Is a Dead Man, The Run, and Species: Unknown, with further thoughts on Dragon Quest VII, Cairn, and some Silent Hill f endingsmaxxing. And in the news, the rubber is meeting the roa... more
What a chockablock episode this week, touching on games like Dragon Quest VII Reimagined, Cairn, and Vinny's Silent Hill f ending extravaganza, plus how the Epstein files intersect with gaming, alarming layoff stats in game development, Switch sales'... more
On the show this week: Highguard is out, Brad finished Silent Hill f (once), Grand Theft Auto VI might not get a physical release at launch, Double Fine announced a pottery-brawling online game, Battlefield 6 did extremely well, Nintendo has strong f... more
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I’ve been listening to these guys for almost 20 years now, but I think it’s clear their hearts just aren’t in it anymore. I get it. It’s a long time to do anything.
On a side note, the politics reviews in here are dumb. Politics is not the issue with this podcast.
Evil political ideology. Unfortunately Pro hamas now imo. Unsubscribed after listening to Jeff on latest show along with the rest of the divisive radical politics. Jeff, your life long friend did you a favor to give you ride and you go off that they might not be ingesting the MSM that you do and all you do is put them down. You are all sad and caustic…
Love the podcast, one of my favorite. My only issue is the their time stamps. Ever since they started using dynamic ads their time stamps have been off, it’s very frustrating if you’re trying to avoid spoilers. Hopefully one day they start editing the timestamps after episodes are published.
Alex just said he hates this country. I honestly can’t bear his liberal BS anymore, it’s too bad cause Brad and Vinny are cool but Alex just can’t keep politics out of it. Unsub
I’ve listened to these guys for decades and I finally admitted to myself that I don’t like this show. This particular dynamic, specifically Vinny and Brad, have become annoyingly fussy old men. 4/5ths of the show is old men complaining about minute, minor things that annoy them. And not in an “angry gamer” kind of way. More in a weird, annoying, nice old man with minor dementia kind of way. Their tastes gravitate toward tedious games, and then they complain about minutia they find annoying in sp... more
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This podcast features a trio of longtime friends with vast experience in video games sharing their expertise through entertaining discussions about current games, industry trends, and personal anecdotes. The hosts bring a blend of humor and depth to their conversations, often touching on nostalgic gaming moments while analyzing new releases and technology developments. With a focus on gaming culture and community, the content resonates well with audiences seeking both entertainment and thoughtful insights.
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