Gamers on the Go

By Chase Koeneke

A podcast archive of handheld games old and new

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The podcast currently has 128 episodes available.

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June 08, 2016 Episode 54: Fire Emblem Fates: Birthright & Conquest
Danielle Doerr makes her podcasting debut to discuss one (two, maybe even three?) of the best games of 2016, Fire Emblem Fates. We discuss both the Birthright and Conquest paths of the game, but if you’re looking for some dirt on the culminating path of Revelation, you won’t find it here. What you will find is a copious amount of comparisons to our 2013 Game of the Year: Fire Emblem Awakening (in the podcast, we erroneously say it was 2014. Time flies!)
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1h 38min
April 26, 2016 Episode 53: PAX East 2016
Chase, along with Pierce Courchaine and Matt Giguere give their firsthand accounts from the showfloor at this year’s Penny Arcade Expo from Boston. We played a good amount of stuff (both handheld and not) and highlight what’s worth checking out and keeping tabs on now that the show is over.
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1h 11min
March 11, 2016 GOTG Micro 4: Crashlands
We didn’t have to look far to find the topic of GOTG Micro 4: St. Louis’ own, Crashlands from developer Butterscotch Shenanigans. Ryan Dampf from Living the Nerd Life is back again to speak to this interesting take on the open world crafting genre. Be sure to listen to our last Micro episode on Don’t Starve too, as there is a lot of comparing and contrasting on display for these games.
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45min
March 04, 2016 GOTG Micro 3: Don’t Starve
Once more into the darkness we go as Living the Nerd Life’s Ryan Dampf is back again to speak to another mobile game: Don’t Starve for Vita, iOS and pretty much any other console you can think of. And Chase makes an impassioned speech for another Klei title, Mark of the Ninja, to be ported just as much as Don’t Starve has been, but that’s neither here nor there.
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31min
February 27, 2016 Episode 52: Kirby: Triple Deluxe
Like Zach Fleeman before him, Matt Giguere is back to discuss one of the games that made his top five list of the year…except it’s from his top five list from 2014, Kirby: Triple Deluxe.
If you don’t remember our episode on Kirby’s Dream Land 2 (it was our fourth episode after all), we give a refresher on Kirby’s history and what makes Kirby: Triple Deluxe unique (or not so unique, as the case may be).

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1h 5min
February 26, 2016 GOTG Micro 2: Ridiculous Fishing
Living the Nerd Life’s Ryan Dampf returns for another GOTG Micro episode. This time, we’re tackling a true iOS classic in Vlambeer’s Ridiculous Fishing. We also get into a discussion about game cloning and how it affects developers, consumers and the industry at large.
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24min
February 19, 2016 GOTG Micro 1: Lara Croft Go
Welcome to a new feature from Gamers on the Go. As the name implies, “Micro” are to be shorter episodes (~30 minutes) and focused on mobile and bite-sized play experiences.
For the debut of GOTG Micro, we’ve got the founder of Living the Nerd Life, Ryan Dampf, to talk with Chase about 2015′s Lara Croft Go.

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31min
February 10, 2016 Episode 51: Titan Souls
After seeing Titan Souls on Zach Fleeman’s top five handheld games of 2015 list, Chase wanted to get him back to talk about this interesting little adventure. We chat about its overt references to games like Shadow of the Colossus and The Legend of Zelda, Chase’s certain love for an oft-forgotten Godzilla enemy and what it all means…if it means anything at all.
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1h 24min
January 10, 2016 Episode 50c: Favorite Nintendo Platform Handheld Games of All Time
The final part of our three-part 50th episode epic. This section focuses on our favorite games on Nintendo handhelds.
Zach had to duck out last episode, so it’s just Chase and Matt for this one.
Thanks for supporting GOTG over the years. We’ll be posting more content in 2016 and beyond!
Part 1
Part 2

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1h 16min
January 08, 2016 Episode 50b: Favorite Non-Nintendo Platform Handheld Games of All Time
Matt and Zach are back for Part 2 as we discuss our favorite non-Nintendo platform handheld games of all time. Not the most elegant name, but this gave us some interesting restrictions to make our lists.
Zach ends up having to duck out a bit early so he shares his favorite Nintendo handheld games of all time as well. Matt and Chase will share those lists on Part 3
Speaking of which, the third and final part will be going up on Saturday.
If you missed Part 1 (2015′s games of the year), you can find it here.

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1h 13min

FAQs about Gamers on the Go:

How many episodes does Gamers on the Go have?

The podcast currently has 128 episodes available.