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In this episode, we talk up new announcements here and there, new rumors, and of course - the onslaught of games for this fall and holiday season. Can the Niche Gamer staff survive?
In this episode, we talk up recent Nintendo announcements, pre-Tokyo Game Show announcements, and the overall status of the Nintendo Switch operating system, its features, and their recently launched Nintendo Online network.
This week, the Niche Gamer staff recap games we're playing and reviewing, our latest editorials, and of course - the hot button issue of games being made easier, alongside other pundits or writers using video games as platform to further their agenda. This can naturally include trying to make playing games more presentable and not have negative connotations.
This week's podcast is a return to form of sorts, and we have a full house from our staff. We talk up recent games, recent trends, and of course - the ongoing narrative of games being anti-consumer, that is if the developer has some kind of political agenda.
This week, we talk up the five years of Niche Gamer, including retrospectives on things we saw, things we enjoyed, things we're loving now, and of course, things we're looking forward to with our burgeoning website and community.
This week, we talk up the auto-banning systems that have been implemented by the developers behind Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege, among others - and how differently we approach our community.
This week’s podcast is a full roundup of our experiences this year at the Electronic Entertainment Expo. We talk up our picks of the show, surprises we noticed, and all the games we played or saw.
This week we talk up the regular gaming news and our big reveal - our new parent company, Pretentious Media!
This week, we talk about Subnautica’s sound designer Simon Chylinski getting fired after an internet hate mob was sicced on him for posting his own personal opinions online, alongside regular news and stuff.
We talk about the NeoGAF owner admitting a mix of identity Politics, authoritarian left hostility, and unfair moderation ruined its community, as well as the latest gaming news.
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