
Videogame-industry veterans Mikel Reparaz and Anne Lewis rally their colleagues for weekly discussions about games, the industry, and the circus of egos and information that surrounds it all.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 529 | Founded | 14 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Video GamesComedyLeisure | |||

We're back with a look at the most underrated SNES games to celebrate the console's 35th anniversary. We also talk about new releases, like Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection Vol. 2 and Star Wars Zero Company, and news of the last week, including ne... more
Ie'ts a new episode of VGA! This week we talk about the new announcement of Kingdom Hearts 4 by looking at worlds that Sora will never go! Then we talk about Mortal Shell, finally get into the Saber News, and talk a little about Star Citizen.
It's a new episode of VGA! This week, we talk about the history of superhero fighting games with Dylan Tiernay (Tierknee) . Then Chris tals more about the Big Walk, Madden, Marvel Tokon Fighting Souls and more.
IT's a new episode of VGA! This week, TL is fully back, and he brings back a Top 5 that has us in our feelings. It's the Top 5 Ricky! moments in games (i.e., a death that came out of nowhere) Then we talk a little Marvel Tokon Spirts, Big Walk, and m... more
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TL Foster was consistently my favorite guest back in the day, a few years back. Obviously it was sad to see Matthew Allen and Mikel Reparaz go, but wowza this has been absolutely awesome, for multiple months now, with the new lineup. There have been a few editing hiccups, but the content is just as good as ever.
Really enjoying the new lineup.
This was the video game podcast to listen to for a long time. This past year or so, it’s just been hard to listen to. One to many hosts trying to be funny all the time and always talk over each other. I stayed optimistic when Mikael left the show, but with the change of the format, it felt like train went off the rails. Please listen to everything the show had to offers prior to 2023. It was a very fun show to listen to and it made 2 and a half hours fly by
Somebody needs to take that soundboard away from Chris. Hearing the same sound bite 37 times in every since he took over episode is awful. Reparez come back
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The show centers on veteran industry perspectives, weekly discussions about games, the business, and the culture surrounding the medium. Hosts and guests critique trends, preservation, digital ownership, and platform shifts, often weaving in personal anecdotes and sharp banter. Listeners can expect candid takes on aging consoles, retro gaming, live-service economics, and industry insider viewpoints, with a mix of humor and nostalgia that appeals to long-time fans and industry-savvy listeners alike. A notable strength is the rotating guest roster—ranging from seasoned reporters to game preservationists—keeping topics fresh while leaning into behind-the-scenes insight and historical context. The format typically blends informal roundtables wi... more
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