Retromazing!
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“I cannot count the number of times I have searched the tags "Retro" and "RPG" on the iTunes podcast directory. So, when I discovered this specific podcast, I was overjoyed, yet cautious. I noticed that there have only been 11 episodes so far and with the tendancy of many gaming podcasts to cease functioning with little or no explantion as to why, I didn't want to get too attached. However, after listening to the latest episode I could tell that this is a great podcast with loads of potential. I even liked it enough to go back and listen to all the previous episodes as well. Good things! - The hosts are hilarious and the chemistry between them is great. The show has a feel VERY similar to "Dave and Joel's Fast Karate for the Gentleman" (Awesome podcast) and the hosts have a great chemistry. I love the way they always seem to get into arguements about minor stuff, haha. You can tell that they're really good friends and it makes for good listening. They also play through the entire game that they are discussing so they always have a lot to talk about and they're not just going off of what they remember of the game. There's music from the game they're covering spliced into parts of the show and I like that as well. These guys generally seem to know what they're talking about as well. By that I mean, they know quite a bit about retro RPGs. Not so good things... - The podcast is still pretty new and it shows a bit at different times. Also, it only updates bi-weekly because it takes the hosts a long time to play through the game (these are RPGs after all). However, from what I can tell, there have been many times when the podcast has been really late. I'm a pretty new listener so I can't say for sure though. Also, sometimes it seemed as if they just started discussing what happens in the game which can get pretty boring. Lately they've been talking more about their personal experiences though, which is always more entertaining. In my opinion, the format could possibly use some work, but it's not bad by any means. Either way, this podcast is great, not perfect, but still really good. If you're a fan of retro games, RPGs, or anything in between you should definitely check out this podcast. It's not all that professional or anything, but who cares!? It's funny and it has a lot of personality. Keep it up guys!”Read full review »
jackal27 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
10/22/09
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“I've been meaning to write this for some time now, I first starting listening to the show around..Mystic Quest I think? I was browsing around for RPG podcasts that were more "under-the-radar" and didn't announce themselves as loudly as other shows do.
I've been hooked on the show ever since, I...”Read full review »
RoyalBankai (PSN) via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
08/25/14
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“I love hearing you guys talk about the games I used to play. Playing the game before the show is genius. I also enjoy how the podcast never gets boring with all the off-topic rants about samiches, dryers, and p0rn. Over all, good stuffs.”
shrimpbass via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
09/10/14
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“I found these guys while looking for music for old RPGs. I went and listened to all the episodes a couple of times and started playing the games before listening to the podcast. The rants are hysterical and there are times I listen to the show at work on my ipod and start laughing so hysterically...”Read full review »
Jarreth421 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/21/13
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