The Nintendads

On this episode, we're talking about one thing: SEGA! We dive headfirst into the nostalgia of the golden years of Sega, the slow decline of the company as a hardware maker, and how you can play the classics in 2020. If you grew up in the 90s like us (and can HEAR the Sega logo), chances are you're going to love this one.

Summertime is here! We're talking about how we game outside, what we do when we're not gaming, and some unexpected "outside" games coming to the Switch. Grab a drink and gather round the campfire!

Happy Dad's Day! This episode is for all our fellow Nintendads out there! We talk our favorite games to start kiddos off on, our memorable co-op moment, and what daddy plays when everyone is asleep.

We dive deep into one of our favorite games Killer Queen Black with special guest Chris Wallace, one of the devs from Liquid Bit! Chris gives us an inside look at how parts of the game were made, mechanics, design elements, and some details on what's coming next for this awesome title. The Dads also weigh in with our experiences on the game, so enjoy!

This episode we talk Nintendo game LEAKS, upcoming titles we're hype for, and settle the great debate of physical vs digital games.

The good, the bad, and the ERRORS. We give our thoughts on the beta/stress test for the newest free-to-play game coming to the Switch, Ninjala! Lots of great Ninja gameplay action, and LOTS of server issues. Listen in!

This week we're going over all the blocky (and pricey) details of the Mario Lego sets, reliving the hype of our Discord Launch party, and talking about SO many random things from NickYETI's notes.

On this episode, we talk about what the world is playing in lockdown and the recent Nintendo Mini Direct.

On this episode, we're giving you our first impressions with the Final Fantasy 7 Remake Demo, discussing the newly announced Smash World Tour, and talking about our new favorite game that just got a nice price drop, Killer Queen Black.

On this episode we're talking about how we balance our relationships with non-gamer partners, and Nintendo's romance with Microsoft and complicated relationship with competitive gaming.