3-Bit Gamer Show

Borrowing from Episode 8 (a.k.a. stealing from Lynn), we do a deep dive on games in pop culture. Tune in to hear us talk about games we want to see as movies, books we want to see as games, and we even touch on games that would make for a good musical.

This week our guest Lynn Phillips leads a hostile takeover of the podcast and declares it her own! We talk about our video game movies and the first time we realized video games were serious business.

If you were around in the 1990's you remember when World War 2 games were all the rage. On this episode we celebrate Call of Duty's return to WW2, and later we answer questions from you, our listeners.

This week is all about patches, which is also a really cute name for a dog. Video game updates are now commonplace in games and we talk about dozens of different games and their patches.

who doesn't love a good phone game? Peterson talks about his new favorite game, Ballz - and JD is very mature about it. We talk the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly of mobile games and wrap things up with Peterson living out his Game of Thrones fantasy to usurp ownership of Spencer's gaming clan.

It's death match time and episode 4 is all about multiplayer games. Peterson trots out his worst-named game yet and Spencer drops some harsh truths about Ubisoft games. We wrap up the show with a cautionary tale of betrayal, subterfuge, and Spencer possibly committing a felony.

We kick off episode 3 with a deep dive on some recent gaming news; sequels are the name of the game and we break down everything from Star Wars to a new Xbox. Later on it's all about esports in light of the U of U's new esports scholarships.

This week JD, Peterson, and Spencer are all about arguing about video games with their new feature 2 V. 1. They discus the best all time saviors of the world, and give advice to the next generation about how they should behave online.

Getting to know 3-Bit Gamer - the games we grew up on and the games we currently love. JD talks about Horizon Zero Dawn in Explain the Hype and Peterson talks about his first color TV.