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The Backlog Files
The Backlog Files episodes
- 101: Neopets: Mega Mini Games Collection
Adam discusses probably the worst game that's been discussed on this show, Neopets: Mega Mini Game Collection.
25 min - 100: Super Mario Galaxy
With The Super Mario Galaxy Movie releasing this week, Adam looks back at the Wii game Super Mario Galaxy.
19 min - 099: Super Mario Sunshine
Let's look back at 2002 and Nintendo's kind of risky experimental title Super Mario Sunshine!
21 min - 098: Pokemon: Pokopia
Adam discusses what is probably the 30th anniversary Pokemon title - Pokemon: Pokopia!
26 min - 097: Hands-On With The FireRed and LeafGreen Switch/Switch 2 Ports!
Well, they're definitely ports of FireRed and LeafGreen.
34 min - 096: Pokemon Day 2026!
So Pokemon Wind and Waves will not be arriving in 2026, despite the leaks indicating otherwise. What does this mean for the 30th anniversary of the franchise and a mostly vacant year for releases?
24 min - 095: Game Review: Sonic X Shadow Generations
Adam discusses the latest Sonic the Hedgehog game, Sonic X Shadow Generations.
24 min - 094: Mario Kart World
Adam finally plays Mario Kart World! Join in as he discusses how this changes the franchise going forward.
24 min - 093: A Pokemon Super Bowl Spot And Backyard Hockey '02
Adam continues his quest for a fun hockey game to play on PC and also discusses the ad for Pokemon that aired during the Super Bowl.
24 min - 18 min
About The Backlog Files
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On The Backlog Files, host Adam Taylor dives into retro classics, cult favorites, and indie standouts—stacking entries franchise by franchise, platform by platform. Every Tuesday at 9 AM EST, we rank, review, and recommit your next must‑play.
From Game Boy gems to Switch surprises, Pokémon deep-dives to horror indies, Adam explores what made each game essential, or stray, and why it still matters today. Expect thoughtful takes, nostalgia, and plenty of “game snack” episodes under 20 minutes.
New weekly. Always insightful. Occasionally unexpected.