Volcano Bakemeat
Volcano Bakemeat RadioNo-budget, enthusiastic discussions of video games. In every episode, the crew at Volcano Bakemeat Radio take an in-depth look at a gaming topic or genre.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 17 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Categories | Video GamesLeisure | ||||
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Live at Emerald City Comic Con, Volcano Bakemeat radio discussed communities in gaming, how those communities are shaped, and one very distinct mouse pad.
Thanks again to Emerald City Comic Con for inviting us to their podcasting stage. We had a gre... more
In this episode, Volcano Bakemeat Radio look at the games that used their limited resources to think outside the box, (and the games that maybe should have have had a few more limits). We also try to imagine how you could make a character-focused RPG... more
This was some cool audio that related but didn’t quite fit in our main episode. But it made us realize we definitely need to do an episode about sequels and it was too good not to share with you guys.
I guess this also counts as preview on our episo... more
In this episode, we discuss replayability in video games. We go into what makes a game replayable, why replayability is important to gamers, the various ways a game can structure its replayability factor, and more!
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In this Appetizer mini-episode, Connor, Grant, and Paige are joined by Neil Phelps — an independent filmmaker and actor — to discuss the ins and outs of voice acting in video games. What makes for good voice acting, what voice acting has done for the... more
We explore the benefits games can have in day to day life, what actual literal therapeutic benefits they might have, and why Left 4 Dead can be an essential part of working retail.
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In our first appetizer mini-episode, Volcano Bakemeat’s crew discuss casual gaming. Grant and Jessica talk about the time a frat’s constant soundtrack contributed to their Robot Unicorn Attack war, Paige admits a shameful love for a terrible gaming g... more
The topic of choice in video games is absolutely huge, so in this episode we (attempt) to limit our discussion to one aspect: Even having a choice in the first place. We debate the pros and cons of letting a player choose anything and then talk about... more
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- I love grant
Hey grant, u taught me at mshs last year
Apple Podcasts5Kid from mount si high school
United States8 years ago - In depth is right
A lot of game shows, just parrot what they hear on other game shows NOT THIS ONE! super analytical- great!
Apple Podcasts5The carpeted avenger of cavesUnited States9 years ago - Not beholden to the present
Videogames have a rich history, not just whatever game is in the popular spotlight in any given moment. Thses folks focus on various topics that have been a part of gaming culture since the begining, but maybe don't get talked about when we focus on the newest and greatest thing. The audio quality could be a little better, but thos show is still very listenable.
Apple Podcasts5KevSaundUnited States9 years ago - Fun video game discusison
The panel format of this show helps differeniate it from other game podcasts. Real discussions between real people about video games that reaches beyond the typical reviews and rants. Great show!
Apple Podcasts5The Real WackerUnited States9 years ago - Surprisingly focused
Maintained focus on some heady themes. Five people is a lot but the group handled it well.
Apple Podcasts5K...dotUnited States9 years ago - Group of True Gamers
Guy gamers and girl gamers come together to talk about ... pretty much everything that video games are or have been. I really don't understand how these people have the time to play as many games as they seem to have played when I can't turn my attention away from a game like Fallout 4 to notice anything else hitting the market over a HUGE span of time. Their knowledge is most impressive!
If I had a gripe, it would be that people sometimes sound distant from the mic, but it's not a big enough... more
Apple Podcasts5Kylo Ren & StimpyUnited States9 years ago - Great for gamer geeks
Great content and well put together
Apple Podcasts5The Vincent Valentine Show
Spain9 years ago - Smart gaming talk.
What the title says. Not dumb people.
Apple Podcasts5ThisIsTomSTOPSAYINGMYNAMEISTAKUnited States9 years ago - I enjoy it a lot
These hosts have great chemistry, and it's nice to have found a video game podcast that has great potential
Apple Podcasts5ReturnoftheEdiUnited States9 years ago - Good friends good fun
I get turned off by audio quality so I recommend an upgrade there, but that being said I'm glad I pushed through cuz these folks love each other and that's fun to listen to.
Apple Podcasts4JimmyBeans_United States9 years ago - Unique Topics
There are thousands of gaming podcasts out there, but few are actually focused and can offer something more than a recap of the latest gaming news. Volcano Bakemeat is willing to focus on specifics that cause this show to be far more interesting than all the "group of people get together to talk about how much overwatch they are playing" type shows.
Apple Podcasts5DuckingtonIIIUnited States9 years ago - Not raving fanfolk!
It's rare to find a gaming podcast that's not a group of screaming, raving fanfolk. I feel like I could be friends with these people, and just hearing them talk about, say, female protagonists in video games means I'm gonna be sticking around.
Apple Podcasts5Professor BeejUnited States9 years ago - Funny podcast
Great chemistry between hosts and funny, engaging content. ........Waiting patiently for my power-washing VR game..................
Apple Podcasts4RetireMeASAPUnited States9 years ago - Gaming Nostalgia
These hosts seem to enjoy looking back on gaming with a rather thoughtful gaze. Thanks for giving me a great show to listen to!
Apple Podcasts5Random RedUnited States9 years ago - Good Energy!
The cast has a blast and their friendship really shines through. Their game commentary is good, though their audio quality could use a level up.
Apple Podcasts4GenreBot AdamUnited States9 years ago
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Apple Podcasts | #106 |  Hong Kong/Leisure/Video Games |
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