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GTA 6 is coming and we are equal parts HYPED and TERRIFIED.
In this episode, we break down everything we WANT Rockstar to bring back and the things we absolutely DO NOT want anywhere near GTA 6.
From GTA 4 style physics and realistic driving to memorable characters like Niko, CJ, and Tommy, we talk about what made older GTA games legendary and why GTA 6 needs to bring that magic back.
But we’re also worried.
We discuss the dangers of too much focus on GTA Online, Flying bikes and over the top nonsense, TikTok style meme missions,
From cozy indie games to massive AAA blockbusters, this episode covers some of the most exciting upcoming games we can’t stop thinking about.
We start with Fields of Mistria, a cozy farming RPG that builds on Stardew Valley’s formula with beginner friendly systems, magic, festivals, marriage candidates, and even music composed by Toby Fox (Undertale). We also talk about how well it runs on the Steam Deck, even in early access.
Next, we dive into Coromon: Rogue Planet, a roguelike spin on the Coromon universe similar to Slay the Spire, with dual type creatures, elemental strengths, and fast paced expedition runs.
We also discuss Mixtape, the upcoming narrative driven game from the creators of The Artful Escape, published by Annapurna Interactive. With strong Life Is Strange vibes, teenage friendship, and music as a core mechanic, this is one trailer you should absolutely watch.
On the AAA side, we break down:
If you enjoy discussions about upcoming games, indie gems, Steam Deck friendly titles, and big AAA releases, this episode is for you.
Hosted by NightHawk & Vercetti, two lifelong gamers talking games, nostalgia, and industry hype.
In this episode, we break down one of the most relatable gaming debates for adult gamers: multi platform gaming vs sticking to a single console.
Vercetti plays on PC, PS5, Xbox Series X, and Steam Deck, juggling exclusives, mods, Game Pass, Steam sales, and portability. Nighthawk is a PlayStation only gamer, focused on simplicity, physical discs, and a single ecosystem.
We talk about:
We also discuss who should stick to one platform and who actually benefits from owning multiple systems, especially when time becomes more valuable than money.
If you’re trying to balance work, life, and gaming, this episode will hit close to home.
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In this episode of the NightHawk & Vercetti Podcast, we mix personal gaming purchases with some of the biggest industry discussions happening right now.
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New episodes weekly.
Despite banger releases, 2025 has been one of the most turbulent years in gaming history .
In this episode of the NightHawk & Vercetti Podcast, we break down the most viral and controversial gaming news of 2025, from GTA 6 delays and Rockstar Games layoffs/union busting charges to AI usage debates and industry strikes.
The Game Awards 2025 had a clean sweep, banger trailers and a LOT to argue about. In this episode of the NightHawk & Vercetti Podcast, we talk about Expedition 33’s clean sweep to the ongoing “what even counts as an RPG?” and "Is Expedition 33 really an Indie?" debate.
We talk about how Expedition 33 dominated multiple categories, why its music deserves a full album release, and whether Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 could (or should) have won Best RPG. We also discuss the controversy around Expedition 33 winning Best Indie despite having a multi-million dollar budget.
Also, we react to the biggest trailers revealed at The Game Awards and share our early impressions of the Red Dead Redemption 1 PC & PS5 remaster/port from performance to nostalgia.
GTA Vice City isn’t just a game. It’s a feeling.
In this episode of the NightHawk & Vercetti Podcast, we dive into the nostalgia of one of the most iconic games ever made. From the first time we stepped into Vice City to our favorite missions, characters, radio stations, and the unforgettable 80s vibes.
We also talk about fun facts, trivia, and even some classic mod memories like the Big Mission Pack. Just pure nostalgia and honest gaming chatter from two lifelong Indian gamers.
In this episode, we discuss:NightHawk and Vercetti, two gamers from India in their mid/late 30s, who should probably be sleeping, working, or parenting instead talk about video games with a mix of nostalgia, nonsense, boomer humor, and real opinions.
Whether you grew up on 8 bit consoles, PS2 ka golden era, or you just love Rockstar classics, this episode is for you.
If you enjoyed this episode, don’t forget to:Like, Comment your Vice City memories and Subscribe for weekly gaming episodes.
NightHawk & Vercetti Podcast Episode 2: Hindi Gaming Podcast (No Spoilers) In this episode, two Indian lifelong gamers in their 30s recommend 5 video games to each other, talk about what they’re currently playing, and share nostalgia from 30+ years of gaming. No spoilers, just pure recommendations, opinions, and some nonsense.
Is episode mein do Indian 30-plus gamers ek dusre ko 5 games recommend karte hain, apne current games ke baare mein baat karte hain, aur 30+ saal ki gaming nostalgia share karte hain. No spoilers. Sirf honest recommendations, opinions, aur thodi bahut bakwaas.
Games Recommended by Vercetti
Nighthawk:
NightHawk & Vercetti Podcast Episode 1: Hindi Gaming Podcast (No Spoilers) The Introduction In our very first episode, NightHawk and Vercetti sit down to introduce themselves, share their gaming journey from 8-bit to today, and go on nostalgic tangents about childhood gaming memories. We also chat about The Game Awards and the buzz around Ghost of Yotei.
Apne bilkul pehle episode mein, NightHawk aur Vercetti thoda sa intro dete hain—kaun hain hum, kahan se aaye, aur 8-bit se lekar aaj tak ka apna pura gaming safar share karte hain. Beech-beech mein purani yaadein nikal aati hain, bachpan ke gaming nostalgia ke saath full tangents. Plus, thoda Game Awards ki baatein aur Ghost of Yotei ka hype bhi. If you love honest gaming conversations mixed with nonsense, nostalgia, and unfiltered opinions, you’re in the right place.
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Two Indian lifelong gamers in their late 30s, NightHawk and Vercetti, who should probably be sleeping, parenting, or working, but instead talk about video games. Welcome to the…