GC Podcast #124: As Seen on TV

And now back to your regularly scheduled podcast...

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Don’t touch that dial! Because today we’ve got James Pelster, Alex Jedraszczak, and Joseph Martin here to bring GameCola back to its early days where childhood television shows often superseded videogame discussion. But don’t worry, because we met in the middle and took a critical look at how videogames in TV have changed over the years. Check channel 3 below to see your local listings of discussion topics, including…

  • Joe gives us his thoughts on the newly released Mega Man: Fully Charged
  • Why are cartoons about videogames so bad?
  • Why are live action shows about videogames so bad?
  • Old GameCola staffers have been making some cool videogames
  • Director’s Cuts, Deluxe Editions, and Extra Darkness
  • How many videogames could you buy with a million dollars?
  • How would we fix the canons of our favorite games?
  • Jeddy’s translating Crystalis for The END DAY!
  • In times that are recent, what videogames have been played by us?

And much more! And during those commercial breaks, don’t forget to check out all other various GameCola offerings like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Twitch, and iTunes! If you want to hang out with us, we also have the new GameCola Discord, or you could email us questions for the podcast to podcast[at]GameCola[dot]net! And now, back to the show.

[Podcast Intro/Outro “5 is Average” by Meteo Xavier]

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About the Contributor


Since 2013

Joseph Martin is the Podcast Commander of the monthly GameCola Podcast, and appears in many of the other podcasts of the site. He's also known to write a review or two, or news pieces about the latest Mega Man knock-off.

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