Retro Wars
Daniel CarrollWelcome to Retro Wars a weekly podcast series where myself and a friend talk about the games we used to play when we were kids. We will cover games from a range of consoles from the NES to the PS3. This show is for adults only. I would love for you guys to be part of the show. By signing up for just $1.50 aus dollars a month, so roughly 70p or $1 US, you can join our discord, message me one on one... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 198 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | LeisureVideo Games | |||
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Still one of the weirdest names for the video game, it is Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III - The Manhattan Project on the NES. I had never played this prior to this podcast and this saddens me because it is a great game. The turtles are on the quest ... more
I don't often cover remakes of a game I have already covered but I will make an exception here for this weeks game is Y`s: The Oath in Felghana which is a remake of Ys III - The wanderers of Ys.
This week, I am joined by Chris Coplien from the Retro... more
Entering the arena this week is Garou - Mark of the Wolves, originally released in the arcades and then getting it's break on the Dreamcast. I really wish I had played this back in the day. This week, I am joined by Raging Demon from the Kommand List... more
Ristar the Sonic killer, well that was what he was called at the time. Surprisingly this game was only released on the mega drive and game gear with no other sequels. Made by the Sonic Team, this was a very different game where one little star needs ... more
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Apple Podcasts2NoraSiV
United Kingdom5 months ago I listen to a bunch of retro gaming podcasts and this is my favorite. It's very humorous and nostalgic. The only downside is that it's a bit difficult to figure out how to skip the news section sometimes. I'm just here for the old games I'm not interested in new ones.
Podcast Addict56 months agoWally- Badger loves MASHED POTATO!!!
Everywhere he goes
Bodger always knows
Badger his badger mate
Is never far away
Bodger and Badger
Bodger and Badger
La La La La La
Badger’s never far away
Everybody knows
Badger loves
MASHED POTATO
He makes them into shapes
And eats them every day
Bodger and Badger
Bodger and Badger
La La La La La
Everywhere he goes
Bodger always knows
Badger and his badger mates
Are never far away
Bodger and Badger
Bodger and Badger
La La La La La
La La La La La
Bodger and Badger
Are never far away!
Apple Podcasts5Ian333333United Kingdom2 years ago - Mashed Potatoes
Great show. Lots of fun every week going back to the games we played as kids.
And yes I absolutely get the mashed potatoes reference. We have mashed potatoes here in North America too. We also have chips (you may know them as crisps) and fries (I believe you call these chips) and baked potatoes. They are such an amazing root vegetable. They can be boil or mashed or even put into a stew, and they are always delicious. Good pull sir. Keep up the great work
Apple Podcasts5Phil McCraken 007
United States2 years ago - Boss retro gaming podcast!
Love the enthusiasm! My new favourite retro gaming podcast. Love the humour too!
Apple Podcasts5bobafett1986United Kingdom2 years ago
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Apple Podcasts | #222 |  Canada/Leisure/Video Games |
Apple Podcasts | #207 |  New Zealand/Leisure/Video Games |
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What is Retro Wars about and what kind of topics does it cover?
This show centers on celebrating classic and retro games across a wide era, from the NES era to later handhelds and consoles. Hosts and guests reminisce about childhood memories, share humorous anecdotes, debate game design and soundtrack moments, and discuss remake potential or ongoing industry shifts. The conversations mix nostalgia with critical takeaways on individual games, gameplay mechanics, and cultural impact, often pairing affectionate recollections with candid evaluations. A notable angle is the collaboration with regular guests from retro gaming communities, which adds depth on game history, genre evolution, and fan nostalgia. The format tends to be conversational, humorous, and opinionated, making it appealing to listeners who ... more
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2. Retrotopia: Another Video Game Podcast
3. Remember The Game? Retro Gaming Podcast
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5. Nintendo Voice Chat
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Retro Wars launched 5 years ago and published 198 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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1. Matt Storm
2. Jake Macauley
3. Captain N
4. Sam (Storm Beagle)
5. Chris Copley
6. Sick Jake
7. Robert Dolman
8. Storm Beagle
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