This podcast where Ashley and Chris, two game boys, chat about titles from their personal gaming history. Each episode, one of the hosts presents a game from their childhood, including a brief history of its development and any personal anecdotes. After playing the game off-mic, the second half of the podcast is a discussion of how it holds up and whether the nostalgia factor still stands. Twitter... more
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 219 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Categories | Video GamesLeisure |
The game's Bond... James Bond! Chris and Ashley get their licence to podcast this week in James Bond 007 on the Game Boy, an action RPG that tries to distil the thrills, spills and kills of N64 titan GoldenEye onto a small pixelated black and white s... more
It's time for us to tinker with time as we play Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time, a 2003 action-adventure-platformer hybrid. It's a game both Chris and Ashley have very good memories of playing and have high hopes that it stands the test of time. ... more
It's time for us to conjure up Psychic World, this game where you play as a girl with ESP skills metaphorically coming out of her ears who is tasked with literally defeating hordes of monsters that have literally escaped from a scientific research fa... more
Ashley introduces Chris to Rise of the Robots this week, this game where you play as a fighting robot. And probably rise or something. It is famous for having fancy graphics, billed as having groundbreaking AI and for using music by Brian May (yep, h... more
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In short; it''s the loveable banter of from 'The Besties' podcast meets the critique quality of "Cane and Rinse." An essential podcasst for the gamer out there.
The interesting thing this podcast does from others, though, is where Chris and Ashley give both their preconceived notions/impressions on a game(along with a brief summary of the history and context of the game's existence), and their first impressions after playing the game with the two opinions separated by a break in the middle as ... more
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Apple Podcasts | #221 |
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