This Day in Gaming is the only daily show where you can hear the full highlights of what happened in the world of video games in years past.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 30 | Founded | 20 years ago |
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| Categories | Video GamesLeisure | ||||
Close Encounters? Schindler's List? Jaws? Spielberg's finest work was MoHAA. One soldier can make a difference. Steven Spielberg does World War II right in Medal of Honor: Allied Assault.
Get ready to enter JUSTIN BAILEY ------ ------ as a password! It's time for TDiG to check out Metroid. It's now one of the most beloved video game series of all time, but how did Samus and her cast of space pirate enemies get there? Tune in, and GAME... more
On today's episode, we revisit one of the cornerstones of the beat 'em up genre, Streets of Rage 2. The soundtrack of the very first level invites the player to "Go Straight," and we can't disagree. Download this podcast. You don't want the corrupt M... more
Sure, Bust-a-Move looks all cute and innocent on the outside, but there's a dark history of cruelty hidden behind a decade of addictive puzzle games. Download it and find out why; Bub and Bob won't hurt you... much.
Let's go crazy! Marvel vs. Capcom hit arcades in Japan on this date in 1998. Was it better than its predecessors? Will Strider Hiryu leave Eurasia alive? What does Steve Urkel have to do with all this? Bonus: Why did TDiG vanish for a year? The answe... more
Find out why Sega thinks Europe is "bluer" than the US and Japan, Sonic... on a Nintendo platform?, and why did thousands of Chinese people miss out of Mario vs. Barbie Horse Adventures 13?
This Day in Gaming for August 13th, 2007: US SNES Launch, Super Mario World, Pilot Wings
this show was a good one, key word there is was....whoever hosts this show, the robd, spike spegal, whoever, they dont do new ones or keep this up to date...i know stuff doesnt happen all the time...so change it to this week in history or something like that...i hope that they keep this going, but seeing how its a month out and no new shows....it might be RIP
Truly a great and quick podcast that any gamer should have on their mp3 player. therobd and The Matrix do an awesome job.
TDig is a quick and sweet dose of gaming history that will take you back to your yesteryears. This is truly one of the best gaming podcast on itunes. If you like gaming you will enjoy this. TheRobD and The Matrix have done a great job and remeber . . . Game On!
These are really well produced mini mini podcasts each one is around 3-4 min long and they do give honest reviews about past games and it is funny at times
Where else can you get a DAILY gaming podcast that goes back to the eras of NES, SNES and covers games up until the most recent consoles? Only a few minutes long, its a perfect intro to any other gaming podcast you might listen to. Who knew there is so much information packed in a small amount of time? Great hosting by therobd and editing by The Matrix, makes this show, fun and entertaining. Give it a listen and you'll be like me, waiting to see what great games came out tomorrow in gaming histo... more
A most excellent podcast on this history of videogames with a surprisingly high production value. It'll open your mind to classic gaming, remind you of your old favourites, and introduce you to titles you may have missed. Check it out!
A very well done podcast that is very entertaining and informative!
Fantastic show guys, RoBD, you are a plethora of gaming knowledge. Keep up the good work and long live all games radio. Remember, without TheMatrix this review isn't possible.
Great addition to All Games Radio. Tells history of gaming for that particular day in a fun and witty way. It's roughly under 5 minutes long, and comes out 5 days a week. Could be a quick add into your list of podcasts on your MP3 player. Check it out!









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