G.O.A.T Podcast

The GOATs are back again after a long layoff, with some spicy gaming news and discussions. 

-- Tekken 8 & Street Fighter 6 news

-- Satya Nadella's comments on Bloomberg. 

-- Logitech G Cloud gaming handheld unvieling. 

We are back again after a looooong while. 

In fact this is the first episode in 2022!!. Happy New year to you guys. 

In this one we are wrapping up all that happened in the first quarter. From Acquisitions to game releases and events. 

Sit back and enjoy. 

#gearsofallthoughts

What way to end the year with another episode from the GOAT realm. 

We wrapped up this year covering all the moments in the gaming industry that has crossed our paths and then looked forward to another successful year in 2022. 

We had a new face on the show, Ms Eno Odiase who has a natural passion for gaming and packed with lots of girl power!. 

We definitely hope you all had a splendid Christmas and we wish you a smooth transition into the new year. 

Let's GOOO!!

Episode 12 is here! and we have a very special discovery for ya'll. 

On our continuous journey in discovering what the Nigerian Gaming landscape looks like, we stumbled on a particular video game development which initially seemed to be heavily inspired by African culture, specifically Nigerian. We just had to dig deeper and what we found out was mind shattering in many forms. 

A NIGERIAN MADE video game was in development, and it was being developed using ''Unreal Engine'' to be released on major platforms. In fact, we felt like little children after realizing that their house had won the school's annual inter-house sports competition. 

A Nigerian made video game? going by the name, Legends of Orisha: Blood and Water (Legends of Orisha).   what are the odds!!!. 

And the incredible team behind this gem is an independent Nigerian based game development studio, called Dimension11 Studios. We reached out to the Co-Founder/Gameplay Engineer, Mr. David Olamide and he was humble enough to take out time from his busy schedule to have a sit down with us and tell us all about their journey and this project. 

We have to say, we couldn't be more prouder to be Nigerian.

Kenneth AKA @themanfromuncle calls AJ up at an ungodly hour to  chat about what has been going on in the gaming world. 

From the playstation #stateofplay event to new game releases to upcoming end of year releases. 

And for no reason, the topic on xbox gamepass and playstation now came up. 

Enjoy!

Another one! 

We had on Gamr Africa on this episode to tell us the hidden potential Nigerians have in the gaming industry, even specifically Esports. 

Gamr Africa is a company that hosts a platform that allows gamers to interact with each and enables tournament organizers to host events. In Nigeria, they have been responsible for a number of tournaments and events that has brought gamers together,  as well as get talented gamers to be discovered. In fact, with their persistent work rate and zeal, Nigerian gamers have been recognized at the global level in Esports, and even seeded in the next global series for FIFA 22. 

We couldn't resist the temptation to get in touch and get to know their story. 

If you are a gamer and would love to showcase your talents, have the opportunity to register with Gamr Africa and reach the limits of your potential. (link Below for Gamr Africa)

@gamrafrica | Linktree 

In this episode, GOATPodcast explores a little bit and stumbles on a very interesting article titled "Why Africa is not yet ready for the eSports boom" which coincidentally comes at a time we were seriously asking questions about what Nigeria's involvement is, or even more, what Africa's involvement is in the globally famous competition for gamers. 

Why not ask these questions?, with the revenue numbers we are hearing being raked in periodically from the gaming industry alone, and a significant percentage of that generated by eSports, one can only wonder, or even pray a piece of that is coming to Africa's direction. 

We had the intention of running with the idea of hijacking the article and extracting useful information to feed our next episode, but we thought, "wouldn't it be a better idea just to (kidnap) the creator of this article?". 

Genius right? That's what we do!! 

We introduce to you the one and only, Ms. Kolawole Oluwanifemi, an esteemed journalist of Techpoint Africa.  Enjoy!

In this episode, GOATPodcast explores a little bit and stumbles on a very interesting article titled "Why Africa is not yet ready for the eSports boom" which coincidentally comes at a time we were seriously asking questions about what Nigeria's involvement is, or even more, what Africa's involvement is in the globally famous competition for gamers.

Why not ask these questions?, with the revenue numbers we are hearing being raked in periodically from the gaming industry alone, and a significant percentage of that generated by eSports, one can only wonder, or even pray a piece of that is coming to Africa's direction.

We had the intention of running with the idea of hijacking the article and extracting useful information to feed our next episode, but we thought, "wouldn't it be a better idea just to (kidnap) the creator of this article?".

Genius right? That's what we do!!

We introduce to you the one and only, Ms. Kolawole Oluwanifemi, an esteemed journalist of Techpoint Africa. 

Enjoy!

Episode 8 on Deck!!!

In here we talk about some gaming news such as Halo Infinite Launching without the co-op mode which threw the fans into an angry frenzy and then switched into a prolonged trip down memory lane filled with golden moments of the old days where games came to life!...…. Literally.