MAGFest 13 has come, and sadly it has also gone but don’t let that post-MAG depression get you down. Join Tim, Dave and Lauren as they talk a bit on the way to MAGFest about what they’re looking forward to and then drop some immediate thoughts on the weekend’s festivities on the way back to…
In the first piece of MAGFest 13 content, Tim once again visits with Maffew in regards to Botchamania, wrestling games and the upcoming Wrestlemania. Then join Tim and the hasn’t-watched-wrestling-in-10-years Dave as they talk about the previous night’s Royal Rumble.
It’s 2015. Holy crap, when did that happen? There’s a whole year of new media ahead of us and the trio of Tim/Dave/Juese are here to talk up some of the (hopefully) best stuff that will be coming this year.
Juese and Tim are sadly adrift without Virginia this week and left to their own devices to try and sum up some of the best stuff we read in 2014. Before that though, we have to talk a bit about the Ant Man trailer.
It’s a new year and the whole crew is here! We catch up on the holidays, talk about the amiibo craze and the joys of stabbing orcs in their gruesome faces.
Finally, it’s come to this. The first every Fat Gatsby Blank of the Year awards show is here! Tim and Juese are joined by a couple of special guests to talk about what was good and a bit of what was bad in the world of video games and movies in the year 2014. See…
Before we unleash our usual Blank of the Year festivities on TripleRaidio, we decide to hand out some awards to some of the old games we’ve played this year in our first ever BACKLOG OF THE YEAR awards.
Frequent TripleRaidio guest and director of the These Guy Are Sick improv comedy troupe Darrin DeMarco sits for a chat with your friendly neighborhood Juese.
It’s the last regular episode of TripleRaidio for 2014! Dave and Juese turn back up to talk about the rigors of moving, PersonaQ, Dragon Age: Inquisition and the Game Awards.
While everyone else starts looking back at 2014, Tim and Dave are looking WAY back at the year that was in 1994. Turns out it was a pretty landmark year for video games.