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“Abject Suffering is one of my favorite duckfeed shows. When Gary and Kole get talking about horrible games, the laughs keep coming. When they switch to related...or sometimes completely unrelated...topics, it remains both funny AND extremely interesting. I could listen to these guys discuss games all day.”
Masakiuma via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
07/20/16
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“Many retro game shows (such as the excellent Watch Out for Fireballs) focus on good games from the past.
This show does not, and instead focuses on the darker and weirder side of retro games, often with a funny take on the titles, and a healthy number of asides.
Heartily...”Read full review »
TheCleverMonkey via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
05/27/14
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“Abject Suffering usually starts with the hosts talking about bad games, but quickly devolves into stories about going to carnivals, and reviews of user reviews on Gamefaqs. If that's your thing then you will love it. If not then you can kid yourself into thinking it's about bad games.”Read full review »
Siamesegiant via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
07/04/17
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“The amusing and insightful guys behind Watch out for Fireballs have unleased their incredible powers of digression to bring you reviews based on the title of some awful videogames.
To be more accurate, typically the game is just an inspiration to discuss life, bodily functions, politics, and...”Read full review »
1-800-Brendie via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
01/16/18
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