Tangent Gaming Podcast

Which retro hockey game truly holds up today?In this episode of Tangent Retro Gaming Podcast, we hit the ice and break down three classic hockey titles that defined a generation: Ice Hockey, Blades of Steel, and NHL 92.From the chaotic fun of fat players in Ice Hockey, to the legendary fights in Blades of Steel, to the realism shift that started with NHL 92 — we’re asking the big question…👉 Which one is STILL the best today?We break down:What aged well (and what didn’t)Which game is the most fun in 2026Which one changed hockey games foreverDrop your pick in the comments — and don’t say “all of them”… we know you have a favorite.🎧 New episodes of Tangent Retro Gaming PodcastSupport the show!Hosted on Soapbox. See https://soapbox.host/privacy for details.

BBuy your copy today with Power Up Gaming https://collabs.shop/m34hcp (affiliate link)Did you know there’s a retro game where you defend your teeth from junk food and plaque?In this episode of the Tangent Retro Gaming Podcast, Toby dives into the bizarre and surprisingly fun Atari classic Plaque Attack.Released on the legendary Atari 2600, this strange arcade-style shooter puts you in control of a toothbrush blasting toothpaste at waves of attacking burgers, pizza, candy, and plaque monsters.Yes… it’s exactly as weird as it sounds.We explore:🦷 The strange concept behind the game🎮 How the gameplay actually works👾 The developer who created it📺 Why Atari made a dental hygiene game🏆 Whether it still holds up todayPlus we drop some retro gaming trivia you might not know about this unusual title.If you love discovering weird forgotten retro games, this episode is for you.Support the show!Hosted on Soapbox. See https://soapbox.host/privacy for details.

In this episode of Tangent Retro Gaming Podcast, Toby dives into one of the strangest early NES shooters ever made — MAGMAX.Originally an arcade game from 1985, MAGMAX featured a unique mechanic where players collected robot parts to transform their ship into a giant mech. It was weird, experimental, and very much a product of the early Nintendo era.Was MAGMAX a hidden gem… or a forgotten oddball?Let’s find out.Support the show!Hosted on Soapbox. See https://soapbox.host/privacy for details.

What if one of the most creative multiplayer games on the original PlayStation… was also one of the most forgotten?In this episode of the Tangent Retro Gaming Podcast, Toby dives into the chaotic and wildly unique world of Team Buddies, a 1999 PlayStation game developed by Psygnosis.Unlike most games of its time, Team Buddies introduced a bizarre but brilliant mechanic: weapon crafting using cardboard boxes. Stack them in different patterns and you could create everything from machine guns and rocket launchers to tanks and helicopters.So why did a game this creative disappear from the spotlight?In this episode we explore:The strange and innovative box crafting systemWhy multiplayer matches became absolute chaosThe story behind Psygnosis and their experimental designWhy the game struggled to succeed in 1999How Team Buddies eventually became a retro cult classicIf you love forgotten PlayStation games, retro multiplayer chaos, and gaming history, this is an episode you won’t want to miss.Support the show!Hosted on Soapbox. See https://soapbox.host/privacy for details.

What really happened to Crash Bandicoot?In this deep-dive episode, we explore the wild rise, shocking fall, and unexpected comeback of gaming’s favorite marsupial, Crash Bandicoot. From his explosive debut on the original PlayStation to the behind-the-scenes studio changes, corporate shake-ups, and years of silence that nearly erased him from gaming history, this episode uncovers the full story fans never got to hear.We break down:How Naughty Dog created a mascot iconWhy ownership battles changed his destinyThe era when Crash almost disappeared completelyAnd how remakes like Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy brought him back from extinctionWhether you grew up spinning through crates or are just discovering retro gaming history, this episode is packed with nostalgia, trivia, and surprising industry secrets.🎮 Press play and relive the legend.Support the show!Hosted on Soapbox. See https://soapbox.host/privacy for details.

Before open worlds, quest logs, and massive RPG maps, there was Adventure — a groundbreaking title that quietly changed gaming history. In this episode, we dive into the story behind the tiny square hero, the dragons guarding a magical chalice, and the revolutionary ideas that made this simple game one of the most influential releases of all time.You’ll hear the wild development story of creator Warren Robinett, learn how the first video game Easter egg was secretly hidden, and discover why this minimalist classic still shapes modern game design decades later.Grab a drink for our special Drinks With Josh segment, test your retro knowledge with trivia, and join the debate:Is Adventure still fun today — or just legendary?Support the show!Hosted on Soapbox. See https://soapbox.host/privacy for details.

In this episode of Tangent Retro Gaming Podcast, we dive into the unlikely partnership between Sega and Microsoft and how Sega’s experience with the Dreamcast helped shape the original Xbox. From online gaming lessons learned through the Dreamcast, to Xbox exclusives like Jet Set Radio Future, Panzer Dragoon Orta, and Shenmue II, this collaboration quietly changed gaming history.We break down:Why Sega exited the console business after the DreamcastHow Microsoft convinced Sega to support the XboxThe Dreamcast DNA hidden inside the original XboxXbox Live’s roots in Sega’s early online experimentsWhy many fans still call the Xbox the “spiritual successor” to the DreamcastThis isn’t just a Sega story.It’s not just an Xbox story.It’s a turning point that reshaped modern gaming.Support the show!Hosted on Soapbox. See https://soapbox.host/privacy for details.

What if every video game you played was built specifically for you?In this episode of Tangent Retro Gaming Podcast, we explore a future where artificial intelligence doesn’t just assist game developers — it actually designs and adapts games based on how you play.From AI-driven difficulty systems to fully personalized worlds, quests, enemies, and stories, we break down how close we really are to games that learn your habits, preferences, and skills in real time.We also dive into the darker side of personalized gaming — including manipulation, addiction, loss of human creativity, and what happens when algorithms understand players better than they understand themselves.Is this the next evolution of gaming… or a dangerous turning point?Let us know what you think in the comments!🎮 Topics Covered:What “personalized gaming” really meansCurrent examples of adaptive AI in gamesHow AI-generated content could workThe benefits and risks of AI-built experiencesThe future of human creativity in game developmentSubscribe for more retro gaming discussions, deep dives, and gaming history every week!Support the show!Hosted on Soapbox. See https://soapbox.host/privacy for details.

In the mid-1990s, Sega quietly launched one of the most ambitious ideas in gaming history — The Sega Channel. A subscription service that allowed players to download Sega Genesis games directly through their cable TV line, long before digital storefronts, cloud gaming, or online consoles became the norm.In this episode, we break down exactly how the Sega Channel worked, what made it so revolutionary, and the exclusive games and features that made it special. We also explore the many reasons the service struggled, including high costs, limited availability, cable company resistance, confusing marketing, and Sega’s shifting focus toward new hardware.Was the Sega Channel a failure… or simply a brilliant idea released at the wrong time?If you love retro gaming, lost tech, and stories about companies that were ahead of the curve, this episode is for you.Support the show!Hosted on Soapbox. See https://soapbox.host/privacy for details.

In this episode of Tangent Retro Gaming Podcast, we throw on the headbands and hit the streets to break down one of the most iconic beat ’em ups of all time—Double Dragon.We dive into the origins of Billy and Jimmy Lee, the rise of side-scrolling brawlers in the late ’80s, and how Double Dragon helped define the co-op arcade experience before making its legendary leap to home consoles like the NES. From brutal difficulty and memorable music to controversial ports and sequels, we explore what the game got right, what didn’t age so well, and why it still holds a special place in gaming history.Whether you grew up pumping quarters into the arcade cabinet or mastering the NES version at home, this episode is a full-on nostalgia trip packed with facts, stories, and plenty of tangents along the way.#DoubleDragon#RetroGaming#BeatEmUp#ArcadeClassics#NES#ClassicGaming#GamingPodcast#RetroGamingPodcast#PodcastLife#YouTubePodcast#GamingHistory#80sGaming#90sGaming#ArcadeNostalgia#OldSchoolGaming#PixelArtSupport the show!Hosted on Soapbox. See https://soapbox.host/privacy for details.

THQ was once one of the biggest names in video games, dominating the late ’90s and 2000s with iconic franchises like WWE SmackDown!, Saints Row, Destroy All Humans!, Darksiders, and countless licensed hits. But just as fast as THQ rose to the top, it came crashing down.In this episode, we dive deep into the incredible rise of THQ, how smart licensing deals and bold ideas turned it into a powerhouse, and what ultimately led to its shocking bankruptcy in 2012. From risky investments and overspending to the changing gaming landscape, this is the full story of how one of gaming’s most recognizable publishers lost it all.Whether you grew up playing THQ classics or you’re curious how major gaming companies can fail, this is a fascinating look at ambition, success, and the brutal reality of the video game industry.🎮 What was your favorite THQ game?Support the show!Hosted on Soapbox. See https://soapbox.host/privacy for details.

In this episode of Tangent Retro Gaming Podcast, we dive deep into Micro Machines for the Nintendo Entertainment System — one of the most intense and addictive top-down racing games of the 8-bit era. From kitchen tables and bathtubs to razor-thin tracks and ruthless screen control, Micro Machines proved that you didn’t need realism to create unforgettable gameplay. This game was fast, unforgiving, and legendary—especially in multiplayer. 🎮 In this episode, we cover: The origins of Micro Machines on NES Why the top-down camera worked so well Brutal difficulty and precision gameplay Multiplayer chaos that ended friendships Why this game still holds up today Whether you played it growing up or missed it entirely, this is one NES racer that deserves respect. 👉 Did you survive Micro Machines multiplayer, or did the screen claim you first? Let us know in the comments! #MicroMachines #NES #RetroGaming #NintendoEntertainmentSystem #ClassicGames #RetroRacing #8BitGaming #TangentRetroGamingPodcastSupport the show!Hosted on Soapbox. See https://soapbox.host/privacy for details.

In this episode of the Tangent Retro Gaming Podcast, we take a full nostalgia lap around the game that created the kart-racing genre. From Mode 7 madness and brutal AI rubber-banding to couch-co-op battles that ended friendships, we break down what made Super Mario Kart legendary — and why it still matters today.🎮 What we cover:How Super Mario Kart was created (and why it almost wasn’t a Mario game)Character stats you never saw but definitely feltThe most rage-inducing tracks (looking at you, Rainbow Road)Battle Mode chaos and sibling rivalriesWhy the SNES AI absolutely cheatsThe legacy that led to Mario Kart 64, Double Dash, and beyondIf you grew up drifting with your thumbs and yelling at the TV from the same couch, this one’s for you.General / Podcast #TangentRetroGamingPodcast #RetroGamingPodcast #GamingPodcast #PodcastLife #RetroGames #VideoGamePodcastGame-Specific #SuperMarioKart #MarioKartSNES #SNES #SuperNintendo #MarioKart #NintendoHistoryNostalgia / Engagement #RetroGaming #90sGaming #ClassicGames #OldSchoolGaming #CouchCoOp #GamingNostalgiaSupport the show!Hosted on Soapbox. See https://soapbox.host/privacy for details.

Step into the gothic halls of Dracula’s Castle as Toby takes you on a deep dive into Castlevania: Symphony of the Night — one of the most influential, stylish, and groundbreaking games ever created.In this episode of the Tangent Retro Gaming Podcast, we explore:🦇 Why 1997 was the worst—and best—year to release a 2D game⚔️ How Koji Igarashi reinvented Castlevania forever👑 Alucard’s iconic design, movement, and legendary style🏰 The brilliant layout of Dracula’s Castle and the mind-blowing Inverted Castle twist🎵 Michiru Yamane’s timeless soundtrack that defined a generation👹 The game’s unforgettable bosses, weapons, secrets, and wild hidden mechanics📜 Trivia, development stories, and weird facts only true fans know💬 Toby’s personal thoughts on why SOTN is still untouchable todayWhether you grew up with the PlayStation 1 or you’re discovering Symphony of the Night for the first time, this episode celebrates everything that makes the game a gothic masterpiece.Stay retro. Stay curious. And watch out for upside-down castles.Support the show!Hosted on Soapbox. See https://soapbox.host/privacy for details.

In this deep-dive, Toby from the Tangent Retro Gaming Podcast breaks down one of the most heated retro gaming rivalries of the ’90s: Twisted Metal vs. Vigilante 8.We explore the origins of car-combat gaming, compare gameplay mechanics, character rosters, weapons, map design, music, developer history, and the cultural impact of both legendary franchises. From Sweet Tooth’s deranged legacy to Vigilante 8’s funky 70s Americana charm, this episode examines what made each game iconic — and which series truly deserves a modern comeback.If you’re a fan of PS1 classics, N64 nostalgia, vehicular mayhem, or retro gaming history, this is a must-listen episode. Buckle up and dive into the chaos!Topics Covered:Rise of car-combat gaming in the ’90sTwisted Metal origins, lore, and gameplay breakdownVigilante 8 characters, weapons, and unique mechanicsSide-by-side franchise comparisonTrivia, stories, and retro nostalgiaThe final verdict: which series wins?Support the show!Hosted on Soapbox. See https://soapbox.host/privacy for details.

In this episode, Toby carves through the icy madness of Sled Storm on the original PlayStation — the game that brought snowmobile racing into the extreme-sports spotlight before EA BIG became a thing.Toby breaks down why this 1999 classic still hits today:❄️ lightning-fast arcade racing❄️ wild jumps and chaotic track designs❄️ dynamic weather that keeps you guessing❄️ that unmistakable late-90s EA attitudeFrom nostalgic memories to deep-dive analysis, Toby gives you the full blizzard of what made Sled Storm a standout in the PS1 library.If you blasted through snowy forests at breakneck speed back in the day — or you’re discovering this frozen gem for the first time — this episode is the perfect ride.Buckle up, throttle down, and let’s shred through one of EA’s earliest extreme-sports experiments.Support the show!Hosted on Soapbox. See https://soapbox.host/privacy for details.

In this episode of Tangent Retro Gaming Podcast, Toby dives deep into the gritty, chainsaw-revving world of Gears of War — the Xbox 360 classic that redefined third-person shooters. From its jaw-dropping visuals and brutal cover-based combat to the unforgettable sound of a Lancer revving up, this episode breaks down what made Gears of War a generation-defining experience.Toby explores the game’s intense atmosphere, the camaraderie of Delta Squad, and how it pushed the limits of storytelling and multiplayer action in 2006. Whether you fought through the Locust hordes back in the day or you’re just discovering this epic for the first time, this episode will take you right back to the dark corridors of Sera — where every reload mattered.So grab your controller, reload your Lancer, and join Toby for a nostalgic look at one of Xbox’s most iconic franchises.Support the show!Hosted on Soapbox. See https://soapbox.host/privacy for details.

With extreme across our TV's, a brand of gaming came to our gaming lineup as Electronic Arts brought us the series called EA Big where normal games produce big moves, large games and great heart pumping music. Starting in the early 2000's, the Big voice could be heard where these game were. Tune in and see the art of arcade games meet MTV and X-Games. Support the show!Hosted on Soapbox. See https://soapbox.host/privacy for details.

BRemember when you’d pour a bowl of cereal and find a video game inside? In this episode of Tangent Retro Gaming Podcast, we’re digging into the wild era of free games packed into cereal boxes and gaming magazines.From Chex Quest — the Doom clone that came with breakfast — to the demo disc craze of the ‘90s, we explore how companies turned breakfast and magazines into gaming treasure hunts. Expect nostalgia, laughs, and a few tangents about cereal dust and CD-ROMs that barely worked.If you remember gaming before downloads, this one’s for you.Support the show!Hosted on Soapbox. See https://soapbox.host/privacy for details.

PaRappa the Rapper wasn’t just another PlayStation game — he was PlayStation’s weirdest icon. In this episode, we dive into the paper-thin pup who taught us to “kick, punch, it’s all in the mind,” and explore how a rhythm game with rapping dogs, onion karate masters, and quirky cartoon charm became a cult classic. From its influence on rhythm games to its unforgettable soundtrack, we break down why PaRappa still stands out in PlayStation history.Support the show!Hosted on Soapbox. See https://soapbox.host/privacy for details.

ZToday we dive into the Sega Master System with their Iconic games, hidden gems and the games that never came to be as they were cancelled way before they were made.Support the show!Hosted on Soapbox. See https://soapbox.host/privacy for details.

E56 - As school is about to start, I bring you new and exciting news as I come on and tell you new weekly episodes are coming soon to you.Support the show!Hosted on Soapbox. See https://soapbox.host/privacy for details.

I am back with a brand new episode despite a lack of studio and stuff haha. I did get asked by @drinkswithjosh "What do I consider retro?". In this episode, I break down and explain that I think is retro gaming is ment to me. Support the show!Hosted on Soapbox. See https://soapbox.host/privacy for details.

With a little bit of time off, I discussed about Nintendo's new way of stopping Switch 2 hacking then explain my point and a co-workers side. We move into a combo with Xbox and Steam then I explain why I had some time off from creating shows. Support the show!Hosted on Soapbox. See https://soapbox.host/privacy for details.

Looking back at some of the games I used to play I indulged in one of my classics which is another more than rainbow Six Las Vegas 2 come with the journey as I talk about why I fell in love with this game despite it being super quickSupport the show!Hosted on Soapbox. See https://soapbox.host/privacy for details.

In this episode of Tangent Retro Gaming Podcast, Toby dives into the latest updates on the long-rumored Nintendo Switch 2! From leaks and speculation to possible hardware upgrades and game compatibility, we break down everything we know so far. Will the Switch 2 live up to the hype? What does this mean for retro and modern gaming alike? Tune in as we analyze the news and share our thoughts on Nintendo’s next big move!Support the show!Hosted on Soapbox. See https://soapbox.host/privacy for details.

After a few weeks, the beat part of owning video game consoles is when you miss place one and all of a sudden you find the one you're looking for. Yes, that's right people and you can't believe how excited I am to be able to use my PS2 again or atleast I thought. Tune in and find out my new problem.Support the show!Hosted on Soapbox. See https://soapbox.host/privacy for details.

h-huh, yeah! This episode is all about Beavis and Butt-Head—the iconic duo who brought their brand of chaotic stupidity to video games. We dive into their classic '90s gaming adventures across the SNES, Genesis, and more, breaking down the gameplay, humor, and how well the games captured the show's rebellious spirit. Were these games totally cool, or did they just suck? Find out as we relive the days of nachos, couch loafing, and questionable decision-making.Join us for a trip down memory lane—uhh, if we can find it.Support the show!Hosted on Soapbox. See https://soapbox.host/privacy for details.

I could basically tell you what the story is about within the description so I'm going to let you just listen to it but it has to deal with my PlayStation 2Support the show!Hosted on Soapbox. See https://soapbox.host/privacy for details.

Tangent Retro Gaming Podcast – Burnout 3: Takedown ReviewBuckle up and get ready for high-speed chaos! In this episode of Tangent Retro Gaming Podcast, we’re taking a deep dive into Burnout 3: Takedown, the adrenaline-fueled racing game that redefined arcade racing in the early 2000s. From its explosive crashes to the intense rivalries of Road Rage mode, we break down what made this EA and Criterion classic an all-time great. Does it still hold up today? Join us as we hit the boost, trade paint, and relive the mayhem of one of the best racing games of its era!Support the show!Hosted on Soapbox. See https://soapbox.host/privacy for details.

this episode of Tangent Retro Gaming Podcast, we hit the ice with a deep dive into NHL Hitz Pro, the game that took arcade hockey to a whole new level. Was dialing down the chaos for a more realistic 5-on-5 experience a game-winning strategy or a missed slapshot? We break down the gameplay, graphics, soundtrack, and how it stacks up against other hockey classics from the early 2000s. Grab your sticks, lace up your skates, and join us as we decide if NHL Hitz Pro still deserves a spot on your retro gaming roster!Support the show!Hosted on Soapbox. See https://soapbox.host/privacy for details.

Today I'm going to be talking about and reviewing the soft mod kit for the original Xbox which I got from https://www.videogamestart.us/ . To clear it up I am not getting paid to say this, it's rather a personal review that I'm doing for this wonderful product. Not only does vgs have the Xbox soft mods for sale but he has tons of other things on his website which deals with retro gaming and I recommend you going to checking it outSupport the show!Hosted on Soapbox. See https://soapbox.host/privacy for details.

Toby breaks down the new information released about the Switch 2 then give ideas what should happen and where Nintendo sits. It's interesting I tell youSupport the show!Hosted on Soapbox. See https://soapbox.host/privacy for details.

Toby's tip of the dayIf you have kids, always check your settings by doing a sound check as after I finished this episode and decided to check why it was a big file, I realized that there was a echo that was turned on a messed up the sound however I tried fixing it as good as I can.The Rolling Stones released their top 50 games of all time so I gave my experience in gaming to talk about where the games I know or played should be on this list so here is a little this and that. Do you agree with me or the list? Let me knowhttps://www.rollingstone.com/culture/rs-gaming-lists/best-video-games-of-all-time-1235215978/super-mario-world-1991-1235216154/Support the show!Hosted on Soapbox. See https://soapbox.host/privacy for details.

Today I introduce you to a game that I never even heard about which is making me excited to play which is Cartoon Network Racing. You would not believe who is on the game or how I found it. I also went into a few Tangents.Support the show!Hosted on Soapbox. See https://soapbox.host/privacy for details.

Seeing a new idea what could possibly be the new Xbox, I had to come on and talk about it. With what Microsoft has to offer, this should of been done years ago for the consoles. Support the show!Hosted on Soapbox. See https://soapbox.host/privacy for details.

🎙️ Toby's Tech Tidbits: 14 Weird Gaming Facts 🎮Join Toby as he dives into the fascinating world of gaming trivia! In this episode, he uncovers 14 bizarre and unexpected facts that will blow your mind. From secret levels hidden in your favorite games to the surprising origins of iconic characters, Toby leaves no stone unturned in his quest for gaming knowledge.Whether you're a die-hard gamer or a casual fan, this episode is sure to entertain and educate. So sit back, relax, and get ready to discover some truly weird gaming facts that you never knew you needed to know!🎧 Listen nowX- NintendorkSupport the show!Hosted on Soapbox. See https://soapbox.host/privacy for details.

It's been almost 26 years since Sony had this monster game released for the PS1 which became the best selling PS1 game ever. I look back on the game and give my thoughts, reviews as well as memories of the game with my little cheat code on which car made me unstoppable.Support the show!Hosted on Soapbox. See https://soapbox.host/privacy for details.

In this episode, Toby dives into the world of challenging Nintendo games, tackling titles that have tested players' skills and patience for years. From unforgiving platformers to intricate puzzles and boss fights that demand precision, Toby explores what makes these games so tough and memorable. Tune in as he shares stories, tips, and insights on games like Battletoads, Silver Surfer, and even Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.: The Lost Levels. Whether you're a retro gaming fan or just curious about the hardest games in Nintendo's history, this episode is packed with nostalgia and a few laughs along the way!Support the show!Hosted on Soapbox. See https://soapbox.host/privacy for details.

The other day was the first time that I ever played the Sega Dreamcast and I have to say why the hell did I sleep on this system? I was blown away with this system and it should of been more popular then it actually was. I give a review and rating on it in this episode. Support the show!Hosted on Soapbox. See https://soapbox.host/privacy for details.

A few weeks ago, I was asked a question about which video game that I would remastered if I had the chance. It took me this long to finally come up with a answer and it is "25 to Life". I explain why I picked this one and what they could do to improve it. Support the show!Hosted on Soapbox. See https://soapbox.host/privacy for details.

After seeing a video on his Facebook feed, Toby thinks about this topic and realized that the PS2 and XBox has their own music genre. He gives examples and finds what years were the peak and remembers the good times.Support the show!Hosted on Soapbox. See https://soapbox.host/privacy for details.

Tangent Retro Gaming Podcast brings you the news by talking about the PlayStation Network and XBox Live outages. I also cover a small talk on the new XBox console. Support the show!Hosted on Soapbox. See https://soapbox.host/privacy for details.

Man oh man did this episode give me trouble from no mic plugged in to no chance of enhancing it to the better, I ended up doing the old way to ensure you have a small review of possibly the worst game ever created Support the show!Hosted on Soapbox. See https://soapbox.host/privacy for details.

Comix Zone was released in 1995 for the Sega Genesis yet I kind of rediscovered it about a week ago so I decided to sit down and actually play this game. To me this game was a hidden gem and possibly one of the most creative ideas for a plot of a video game. Following this episode, I read drinks with Josh comment about cloud gaming in the quick and easy way on how to improve my idea as well as a few other ideas for otherSupport the show!Hosted on Soapbox. See https://soapbox.host/privacy for details.

In this episode, I talk about a long thought idea of the major gaming companies teaming up with each other and Apple as well as Google to create Cloud Racing. I go into a deeper detail of what it could hold and what it could consist of. Email - [email protected] Twitter - @tangentgamin189Equipment Mic Boom gifted by @SassynotclassyI'm an affiliate for @PUGCanada (Power Up Gaming).Go to their Link to share on social networks powerupgaming.ca/tangentswithtoby and check out their huge library and when you purchase something,use the Discount code to be used at checkoutSupport the show!Hosted on Soapbox. See https://soapbox.host/privacy for details.

In this episode, we dive I to the world of video game consoles, exploring how their prices have evolved over the decades. From the classic Atari and Nintendo systems to the latest PlayStation and XBOX releases, we examine how inflation has impacted the cost of gaming. Have a consoles truly gotten more expensive, or does nostalgia play a role in how we remember those price tags? Join as we break down the numbers, compare prices across generations, and discuss what this means for the future of gaming. Whether you're a retro gamer or a next gen enthusiast, this show is for you. Email - [email protected] Twitter- @tangentgamin189 Equipment Mic Boom gifted by @sassynotclassy Support the show!Hosted on Soapbox. See https://soapbox.host/privacy for details.

A darken day arrives as Microsoft shuts down the XBox 360 online services which includes the market place. Thanks to Disctopia for their great servicesSupport the show!Hosted on Soapbox. See https://soapbox.host/privacy for details.

Yes I know it's been a while for me doing a show but I have reasons haha. Today's show consists of an update for video game companies forcing site to remove ROMs, Amazon Luna and even couch co-op games. Today's Support the show!Hosted on Soapbox. See https://soapbox.host/privacy for details.

With the high prices of video game ROMs and the major companies banning site from having them, should these national treasure be saved and persevered for the future players? Giving my opinion and some. Support the show!Hosted on Soapbox. See https://soapbox.host/privacy for details.