BitCast - A Gaming Podcast

Fast and Furious Presents: Hobbs and Shaw is another spin-off in the Fast and Furious franchise. With the focus on cars shifted to a full-on action movie, the films loses some steam. Listen in to hear what we thought! WARNING: FULL SPOILERS AND GROSS BEHAVIOR on the podcast this week.

Nintendo is known for having multiple different devices in the market, ever since the inception of the Gameboy. The Switch Lite is the next step in that direction.

E3 2019 has already come and gone. Now that we've had a month-or-so to let the information digest, Landry and Jake run through all of the announcements, by each developer. Bethesda really only had Doom Eternal and a few new interesting IP's. EA was pretty weak outside of Jedi: Fallen Order. Nintendo brought some exciting news with Banjo in Smash and a Breath of the Wild Sequel. Square Enix showed a lot of Final Fantasy 7, with a disappointing reveal for their Avengers game. Ubisfot spend a lot of time on Watch Dogs, and Xbox kinda, just, flopped...

It’s the most wonderful time of the year! E3 is back and you know what that means… it’s time for some predictions. Join Landry and Jake on this week’s podcast as they guess what might be revealed at E3 2019. The actual predictions start close to the 10 minute mark, so if you want to skip past the insightful banter, feel free to do so.

Google Stadia is the aforementioned tech giant's step into the gaming space. It's a streaming service that allows anyone to access a game on any device, no matter how graphically intensive, within 5 seconds. While that all sounds nice and dandy, we're not totally sure that's exactly how it's going to work. Join Jake and Landry as they navigate some standing questions about the "future of gaming."

Matt and Jake are back on the mics for this week's podcast to talk all about the Nintendo Switch. It's been two years since the system initially launched and a lot has changed in that time. We've seen the release of huge titles like Breath of the Wild, Mario Odyssey, Splatoon 2, Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, and Pokemon Let's Go! to name a few.

Zach Flowers and Jake are on the podcast this week to talk about all of the best picture nominees. There were some excellent movies this year, so if you consider yourself a movie buff, or someone who just generally enjoys movies, stick around to hear what we think about them!

We had a heck of a time recording this podcast and talking about all things Smash Ultimate. We talk about the World of Light, online functionality, favorite characters, and DLC. This show was sponsored by Petaline Floral. Be sure to check out their popup shop, February 14th at the Edney Buildling at Chattanooga. You can pre order and buy online at petaline.co/shop.

If you didn't catch our last podcast, we were talking about the best games of 2018. Now Landry and Jake are back on the mics this week to talk about the games that we most excited about in 2019! It's already shaping up to be an exciting January with Kingdom Hearts 3 releasing next week.

Now that 2018 has come and gone, it's time to look back at some of the best games of 2018. Join Landry Smith and Jake as they run through their top 10 games of 2018. Do keep in mind that these lists are subjective, and while we tried to play every "good game" that came out in 2018, we certainly didn't get to all of them.