GC Podcast #149: Game Changes That Changed the Game

What a difference something different can make...

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This month on the GCPC, we’re looking at games that seek to improve themselves, whether it be by adding basic functionality years after release or continuing to update at the expense of newer games. Join Joseph Martin, Anna Bryniarski, and Alex Jedraszczak as they discuss these games and more, including such topics as…

  • Multiplayer Super Mario Party, but two years too late
  • Indie games that keep updating instead of making a sequel
  • What games would we want updates for?
  • Game remasters and collections
  • What games have we been playing in times recent?
  • Anna’s adventures in Wandersong
  • Joseph trying out some NES/SNES classic games
  • Jeddy being a detective in Return of the Obra Dinn
  • Anna’s potato-themed dating sim

If that sounds interesting to you, be sure to listen to the whole episode below! Also, be sure to follow us on Facebook and Twitter, as well as join us on the Discord to be a part of the conversation! Catch our video content Live or Archive on our YouTube! You can find episodes of this and other GameCola podcasts by searching “GameCola” on iTunes, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts!

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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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