162. Quarantine Games
Wisconsin has been on lockdown for about five weeks now, with at least five more to go. What do do
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The Famicom Dojo Podcast
Famicom Dojo will train your game knowledge and skills about the early days of video gaming history. Beginning with the Famicom and Nintendo Entertainment System, through the 16-bit wars with the Sega Genesis and Mega Drive, HudsonSoft and NEC’s lovechildren PC Engine and TurboGrafx-16, and — yes — even the SNK’s Neo-Geo, we chart a course across both sides of the Pacific to explain where your favorite video games come from, the intricate path of how they got here, and why the heck you need to hold down the reset button when turning off a battery-backup cartridge.
(Actually, we haven’t specifically addressed that one yet, but that’s a REALLY good idea!)
161. Relocalization
Some of the most interesting deviations between US retro games and their Japanese originals are the decisions made when they
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160. Switch Pro No Go?
Console life cycles are fairly predicable, especial for Nintendo consoles. Right now we’re about halfway through the wildly-successful Switch, but
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159. Twenty-ish Years of Sega Dreamcast
Usually console anniversaries are celebrated events, but when the Dreamcast turned 20 years old it seemed like an afterthought —
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158. Super NES and Super Famicom Online
Nintendo buried the lede in its latest Nintendo Direct with the announcement of its 16-bit offerings on the anniversary of
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157. The First Import Game You Beat
Vinnk and Sean discuss their history with import gaming, the first games they beat and on which consoles, and debate
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Denshimail 156: Spring Into Action 2019
http://media.blubrry.com/1336403/feeds.thatsorange.com/~r/famicomdojo-netcast/~5/XQZhqFcThOo/Denshimail_156_-_Spring_Into_Action_2019.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | RSSThe Famicom Dojo is back with a Denshimail
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156. My Body Isn’t Reggie
Reggie Fils-Aime has retired as President of Nintendo of America, but is leaving someone who is more than capable in
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153. All the Pokemon I Know in 2018
Sometimes we record a podcast and sort of forget to release it. Even if it’s really really good. And then
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