
Welcome to Retro Wars a weekly podcast series where myself and a friend talk about the games we used to play when we were kids. We will cover games from a range of consoles from the NES to the PS3. This show is for adults only. I would love for you guys to be part of the show. By signing up for just $1.50 aus dollars a month, so roughly 70p or $1 US, you can join our discord, message me one on one... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 198 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Video GamesLeisure | |||

Let's finish off the Donkey Kong Country Trilogy with number 3. Some like it, some don't. But what will I think? Join me as Dixie and Kiddie join forces to save Donkey and Diddy from doom. This week, I am joined by Blaine the Hoagie Man from the Retr... more
Final Fantasy time again. This time we are playing the first super nintendo game, Final Fantasy IV where we follow Cecil's rise from Dark Knight to Paladin. A beautiful story of redemption and love. This week, I am joined by Captain N from the Retrot... more
The old man just can't stay dead can he. We once again head to Dracula's lair to tell the old vampire to rest. Join me on a journey with a new hero, Nathan Graves, as we try to save our mentor and get rid of Dracula once and for one.
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Today on the show, me and Richard Jago from the Watchers Rewatch podcast attempt to play Shining Soul, a prequel game from the Shining Force series. The problem was, I liked Shining Force but I hate this with a passion. I am pretty sure Richard hates... more
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Covers interesting topics, but if you’re going to have guests, why not let them get more than a few words in?!
I listen to a bunch of retro gaming podcasts and this is my favorite. It's very humorous and nostalgic. The only downside is that it's a bit difficult to figure out how to skip the news section sometimes. I'm just here for the old games I'm not interested in new ones.
Everywhere he goes
Bodger always knows
Badger his badger mate
Is never far away
Bodger and Badger
Bodger and Badger
La La La La La
Badger’s never far away
Everybody knows
Badger loves
MASHED POTATO
He makes them into shapes
And eats them every day
Bodger and Badger
Bodger and Badger
La La La La La
Everywhere he goes
Bodger always knows
Badger and his badger mates
Are never far away
Bodger and Badger
Bodger and Badger
La La La La La
La La La La La
Bodger and Badger
Are never far away!
Great show. Lots of fun every week going back to the games we played as kids.
And yes I absolutely get the mashed potatoes reference. We have mashed potatoes here in North America too. We also have chips (you may know them as crisps) and fries (I believe you call these chips) and baked potatoes. They are such an amazing root vegetable. They can be boil or mashed or even put into a stew, and they are always delicious. Good pull sir. Keep up the great work
Love the enthusiasm! My new favourite retro gaming podcast. Love the humour too!
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Apple Podcasts | #223 |
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Focusing on nostalgic gaming experiences, this podcast brings together discussions about classic video games from a variety of consoles including the NES and PS3. Each episode features hosts who share personal anecdotes and critiques of games, exploring elements such as gameplay mechanics, graphics, and memorable in-game moments. The conversations often take a humorous and engaging format, touching upon themes of childhood memories associated with gaming alongside critical analyses of game design and legacy. The podcast is likely to appeal to adults who have a deep-seated love for retro gaming, seeking both entertainment and reflection on vintage titles.
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Recent guests on Retro Wars include:
1. Sam (Storm Beagle)
2. Captain N
3. Chris Copley
4. Sick Jake
5. Robert Dolman
6. Richard Jago
7. Blaine the Hoagie Man
8. Dave McG
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