Super Podcast Bros. Retro Gaming Show

It's hard to believe that two decades have passed since Microsoft changed the way we interact with computers with their Windows 95 operating system. We're discussing its legacy and some of our favorite gaming memories tied to the the monumental software. Also, one of us is very excited about cartridges returning as the predominant console distribution method, while the other is a little more skeptical. We continue our focus on the hardware side of development by counting down what we believe are the ten most important console hardware innovations ever surmised. Intro and gaming news: 0:00 Windows 95 retrospective: 1:10:40 Mattel Electronic Football re-issue review: 1:55:25 Import Report (Radia Senki: Reimeihen): 2:12:26 Eye of the Tiger (Sonic Jam): 2:13:58 Stella Obscura (Snail Against Squirrel): 2:19:15 Top Ten Console Hardware Innovations: 2:26:00 Top Ten results and farewell: 3:51:56

Tim's internet is once again operational and Super Podcast Bros. returns to call out a few games for not being everything they're cracked up to be. The post-E3 lull is over, bringing tons of gaming news including the status of Duke Nukem and a bit of Amiibo news that Andy is (shockingly) not completely upset about. Also, Rocket League has taken the gaming world by storm and we've got a full review of the astoundingly popular motorsports title. Intro and gaming news: 0:00 Listener question (Retro Amiibos): 1:49:54 Import Report (Cocoron): 1:54:34 Eye of the Tiger (Wheel of Fortune): 1:56:27 Rocket League review: 2:02:04 Top Ten Most Overrated games: 2:19:14 Top Ten honorable mentions, listener picks, and results: 3:46:05

It's our twentieth episode and we're celebrating accordingly by counting down the twenty greatest arcade games ever developed! The winner of this countdown is easily the biggest upset in show history. In the news, Nintendo loses it's president and we take a break from ripping them to pay a proper tribute. Tim's also got his thumbs up, well, someone's ass in the Import Report and so much more. Thanks to everyone for supporting us through our first twenty episodes, and we're incredibly excited for the many more to come! Stay classic! Intro and gaming news: 0:00 Top Twenty Arcade Games (Part 1): 47:14 Eye of the Tiger (Williams Arcade Classics): 2:27:56 Import Report (Boong-Ga Boong-Ga): 2:35:31 Top Twenty Arcade Games (Part 2): 2:39:21 Stella Obscura (Xevious prototype): 4:23:35 Top Twenty Results and farewell: 4:32:15

We're back from the hospital and as patriotic as ever in this All-American edition of Super Podcast Bros! We're finally recapping all of the big news from this year's E3. Final Fantasy VII gets its remake and Shenmue gets a second sequel, and we've got plenty to say about it. This episode's top ten countdown chronicles the most big-breasted, beer-guzzlin' 'Merican games ever made. We roll up our non-existent sleeves and get to work sorting them out. So eat your vitamins, say your prayers, and crank up your speakers for this brand new edition of Super Podcast Bros! Intro and gaming news: 0:00 Eye of the Tiger (Tiger Casino): 1:14:17 Import Report (New Ghostbusters II): 1:22:11 Flight Simulator X: Steam Edition Review: 1:25:54 Top Ten Most American Games: 1:38:49 Top Ten Results and farewell: 2:48:02

It's about time we gave the brilliant minds behind the games their proper recognition, and we're doing so with an epic countdown of gaming's ten greatest innovators. We're also discussing the Fallout 4 reveal, women's teams in FIFA, and a fully functional computer with a nine dollar price point. In a brand new segment, Andy reveals the latest addition to his retro hardware collection. Prepare to be disappointed... All that plus more on this humongous new episode of Super Podcast Bros! Intro and gaming news: 0:00 Eye of the Tiger: 1:26:23 Import Report: 1:44:12 Stella Obscura: 1:47:39 Top Ten Game Designers: 1:55:30 Top Ten results and farewell: 4:08:42

We reminisce about the Sega Saturn in memory of its infamous "Saturnday" surprise launch twenty years ago. There's also tons happening in the news, including the return of the Nintendo World Championships and a bite-sized tribute to the Game Boy that's currently making waves on Kickstarter. In this week's top ten, we're counting down the most awful games ever released to the unfortunate gaming public. Intro and Sega Saturn discussion: 0:00 Gaming news: 39:22 The Pawn Shop: 1:54:00 Import Report: 2:06:03 Dot Arcade for Wii U review: 2:09:06 Top Ten Worst Games Ever: 2:19:43 Top Ten Results and Farewell: 3:48:44

We come roaring back from a long vacation with our biggest episode yet! In numerologically pleasing fashion, we're paying tribute to the 16-bit era of gaming with a discussion surrounding its two greatest consoles. We also count down the game series that left the biggest impact during the generation. In the news, ESPN personality Colin Cowherd speaks out against eSports, and our take on his comments might surprise you. Plus, we've some major beef over who got slighted from the inaugural Video Game Hall of Fame class. Find out which game was tragically excluded, and so much more, on the sixteenth episode of Super Podcast Bros! Intro and news: 0:00 Genesis vs. SNES Debate: 1:09:12 Stella Obscura: 1:49:51 Import Report: 1:58:30 Top Ten 16-Bit Series: 2:03:17 Top Ten results and farewell: 4:04:57

We're back for our fifteenth episode and we've got plenty to say about Nintendo, Gamestop, and Bill Belichick's birthday. We're also recounting anecdotes of broken controllers, smashed walls, and incinerated Gamecube discs in a countdown of our top ten most outrageous rage quits. Intro and news - 0:00 Stella Obscura - 1:09:51 Top Ten Rage Quits - 1:14:41

It's tuna-slinging, hairspray-aiming, killer podcast hosts to the rescue! We're counting down the top ten Sega Dreamcast games ever made and Tim explains why all drug dealers used to own the system. Plus, an Atari game based on window treatments and a game called Finger Flashing. Yeah... Intro and news - 0:00 Stella Obscura - 1:20:50 The Import Report - 1:28:56 Floigan Bros. review - 1:32:12 Top Ten Dreamcast games Part 1 - 1:49:11 Top Ten Dreamcast games Part 2 and results - 2:46:16

We're kicking off the re-branded Super Podcast Bros. by continuing our great NES games debate. This time, we're ranking games 20-11. There is also tons of news to get annoyed about, and Andy discusses WrestleMania games in celebration of this year's upcoming event. The Last Warrior trailer audio - 0:00 Intro and news - 1:30 Stella Obscura - 1:58:18 The Import Report - 2:06:35 WrestleMania games discussion - 2:09:16 The Next Top Ten NES games - 2:31:40 Top Ten results and farewell - 4:15:56

Tim and I count down our favorite video game soundtracks ever made. There's also plenty of news to talk about, including Netflix's Zelda series and a spiritual successor to Banjo-Kazooie. We also have a handful of debuting segments to further increase your knowledge of all things retro gaming. Or maybe we just blabber on a little longer than usual. Intro - 0:00 News - 8:20 Stella Obscura - 55:27 The Import Report - 1:04:52 The Pawn Shop - 1:07:29 Top Ten Video Game Soundtracks - 1:19:40 Top Ten results and farewell - 3:03:10

We learn to cope with our own irrelevance and commemorate an insignificant milestone in the tenth episode of The Tim and Andy Show. To celebrate, we reveal our sweet-ass new theme song and count down the top ten consoles of all time. Thanks for listening, mom.

In our longest and perhaps strangest episode yet, Tim and I discuss some recent news in retro gaming and count down what we consider to be the most disappointing sequels in gaming history. Stick around for a bonus segment where we go head-to-head in a game of Nintendo-centric gaming trivia.

We’re looking back at 2014’s best games and handing out awards (or not) to the year’s most acclaimed titles. That isn’t to say that we’re forgetting about the wonderful years gone by; we also give our picks for the best games of 1984, 1994, 2004. To end our celebration of the new year, Tim and I count down the top ten retro games we discovered during 2014.

Christmas cheer did little to diminish Andy and Tim's hatred for modern consoles. As a result, the guys are counting down their top ten favorite games for a system that wasn't paralyzed by hackers: the Atari 2600. Amphibious blasphemy, masturbatory misspellings, joystick-waggling porn stars, and much more in this episode of The Tim and Andy Show.

There is only a week left until Christmas, so Tim and Andy discuss a few Christmas-themed games and wax nostalgic about the best gaming gifts they've received throughout the years.

In the fifth episode of their show, SuperPodcastBros.com discuss the retro games that ruined their lives by sucking away all of their free time. That doesn't mean there isn't also time for Star Wars trailers, Tony Danza, flatulent Frogger parodies, and a bonus top ten countdown of 8-year-old Andy's favorite NBA players.

Tim and Andy are back and they are discussing their top ten game changers; games that forever changed the industry and set a new standard for all others that followed. Take a listen to find out which titles they picked and hear all the awful jokes that came with them.

Live from the Chatterbox Pub, it is the third episode of The Tim and Andy Show! They are joined by Alcoholic Luigi to debate the great console battle of the late 90s: Nintendo 64 vs. Sony PlayStation. They end up discussing everything but.

Tim and Andy recount their experience with the bizarre shoot-em-up Cho Aniki and count down their top ten wolf-inspired games in honor of Werewolf: The Last Warrior.