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Two gamers with very different gaming backgrounds that wanted to start a gaming podcast similar to a book club. Join Liquid and Arlo as they deep dive videogames from old-school retro, fresh new indie games, and even AAA titles!

Retrospective Replay is an audiobook style podcast about video games. We go through a game every season and dissect the story and talk about the gameplay, music, characters and lore. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tune in each week to hear Will and Drew chat about video games new and old, and interview members of the gaming community to find out what brought them to the scene.

Follow Ei and Lan as they review Kamen Rider Gotchard several episodes at a time to slowly figure out why they even decided to do this in the first place. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A chapter by chapter, beat by beat analysis of classic Japanese Roleplaying Games (JRPG). We delve deep into the story, dialogue, game mechanics, music, influences, and themes. We've covered Xenogears, Chrono Cross, Final Fantasy VIII, Suikoden, Suikoden II, Xenosaga Episode I, Final Fantasy Tactics, and Lunar: Silver Star Story Complete. Yes, we will kill god.

OH-Shit, did not see anyone there. What's this? Oh, uhmm... *shuffles papers awkwardly* This is a totally original video game podcast where some chump named Eldar talks about things (usually with Vaughn or another schlump) in the games industry that resonate with them. The conversation usually boils down to them waxing poetic about some of their favorite games, sharing some of their weird opinions, talking about their gaming history, what have you. Vaughn is super horrible at video games, I mean like supe- *sounds of a struggle* Hey, its Eldar. Sorry about that, guys. I had to kick a homeless ...

For updates about the show, follow us on Twitter! @RETRYpodcast RETRY is the podcast to listen to if you enjoy reminiscing over your favorite video games, movies, and TV shows from years passed. So, join your host, Nate, to hang out, chill, and remember the best from the past, and RETRY it all over again.

The Autopod Decepticast started in 2017 as a minute-by-minute breakdown of the 1986 masterpiece “The Transformers: The Movie.” They have since reviewed “GI Joe: The Movie” and are currently reviewing each episode of the original Transformers animated series. Each episode delivers deep analysis, facts, trivia, and inside information delivered in the APDC’s patented style of low-brow humor.