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The Backlog Files
The Backlog Files episodes
- 052: Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Time and Darkness
Adam returns to his original mission and looks back at the second Pokemon Mystery Dungeon games.
13 min - 051: Review (In Progress): Mario & Luigi: Brothership
Adam gives his thoughts so far on the new Nintendo Switch game Mario & Luigi: Brothership!
20 min - 050: The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom
(Originally Recorded on May 22nd, 2023)
Adam discusses the clear frontrunner for Game of the Year: Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom.16 min - 049: Tron: Identity
(Originally Recorded on April 19th, 2023)
Join Adam as he discusses Tron: Identity, a new (at the time) video game in the world of Disney's classic film Tron.
12 min - 048: Super Mario Bros. Wonder
(Originally Recorded on October 25th, 2024)
Join Adam for a discussion of the new (at the time) 2D Super Mario game, Super Mario Bros. Wonder for the Nintendo Switch.
10 min - 047: Dealing With Leaks
Adam discusses the Game Freak data breach and why we will not be discussing specifics.
13 min - 17 min
- 045: Sony Finally Announces The PS5 Pro
After months of speculation, Sony has finally announced their overpriced mid-generation PS5 upgrade. Is it worth it? Adam discusses.
22 min - 044: Hands-On With A Few Gamescom Demos
Gamescom may be at an end but Adam has a few demos to talk about. Join in for his thoughts about Funko Fusion, Tiny Bookshop, ctrl.alt.DEAL, Racelike, and more!
15 min - 043: Pokemon Rumble, My Pokemon Ranch, and WiiWare
Adam amends his previous YouTube announcement and discusses WiiWare, My Pokemon Ranch, and Pokemon Rumble.
13 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.