GamePunchers

The full quote from Fraser reads thusly: “ …and all this jizzing over robots or whatever, in the rain and shit.” Which happens to be Fish’s favorite track off the Blade Runner Soundtrack. it’s Episode 200, folks… we news, we quiz, we talk PS 5, and we even get a surprise visit… • Subscribe on iTunes • Most of our professional intro bumpers are performed by the amazingly talented voice artist Kathryn Haywood. She can be found, communicated-with, and booked on her website. Thank you Kathryn! • The intro is called Breakthrough by Ben Landis, and can be found on the Adventures in Pixels album. • The outro music, as always, is the amazing Roll With the Changes by the immortal REO Speedwagon. • We use the track At The Sign Of The Swinging Cymbal by the John Anderson Big Band for the Charts. Also, WIZARD! Permalink

Redrix’s Backhand GamePunchers Ep199 It’s Ep199 time and, between not getting a PS5 and being absolutely MOLESTED by Bungie’s sunsetting of certain weapons, this episode is truly an airing of grievances. • Subscribe on iTunes • Most of our professional intro bumpers are performed by the amazingly talented voice artist Kathryn Haywood. She can be found, communicated-with, and booked on her website. Thank you Kathryn! • The intro is called Breakthrough by Ben Landis, and can be found on the Adventures in Pixels album. • The outro music, as always, is the amazing Roll With the Changes by the immortal REO Speedwagon. • We use the track At The Sign Of The Swinging Cymbal by the John Anderson Big Band for the Charts. Also, WIZARD! Permalink

Don’t go into the woods. Young lad like yourself’ll get eaten alive, so you will. It’s spooky season all round, so grab thy long noses and disembark thy flying brooms, for tis the season for podcasts about video games. Some games are discussed here, as is the next generation of consoles. Then something wonderful happens… but we won’t go into that here, silly. Request an invite to our Slack Channel • Subscribe on iTunes • Most of our professional intro bumpers are performed by the amazingly talented voice artist Kathryn Haywood. She can be found, communicated-with, and booked on her website. Thank you Kathryn! • The intro is called Breakthrough by Ben Landis, and can be found on the Adventures in Pixels album. • The outro music, as always, is the amazing Roll With the Changes by the immortal REO Speedwagon. • We use the track At The Sign Of The Swinging Cymbal by the John Anderson Big Band for the Charts. Also, WIZARD!

Games of the Generation 2020 (part 1) Enlarged Prostate Edition PART 1 of 2 Like Cicada Brood X, the GamePunchers Games of the Generation show has once again emerged from the soil of its 7-year slumber, crawled up a tree, and screamed for two weeks before fallen off dying. SEVEN. Seven actual years. This one’s a fat boy, weighing it at just over 3 hours. Jon, Fraser and Steve start with a list of 100+ games and painfully whittle them down to a mere 10. Tears are shed, prostates are enlarged, fights ensue, shields are broken. A sore day. A red day… Ere the sun rises! Request an invite to our Slack Channel Subscribe on iTunes Most of our professional intro bumpers are performed by the amazingly talented voice artist Kathryn Haywood. She can be found, communicated-with, and booked on her website. Thank you Kathryn! This episode’s epic intro music is the Ocean Loader V2 remix by Instant Remedy. The outro music, as always, is the amazing Roll With the Changes by the immortal REO Speedwagon. The bathroom break music is Dave Allen At Large by Alan Hawkshaw, from the album Classic Television and Radio Themes. We used a modified cut of the track At The Sign Of The Swinging Cymbal by the John Anderson Big Band for the final standings. Also, ROPE MAN Permalink

Games of the Generation 2020 (part 2) Rope-Man Edition PART 2 of 2 Like Cicada Brood X, the GamePunchers Games of the Generation show has once again emerged from the soil of its 7-year slumber, crawled up a tree, and screamed for two weeks before fallen off dying. SEVEN. Seven actual years. This one’s a fat boy, weighing it at just over 3 hours. Jon, Fraser and Steve start with a list of 100+ games and painfully whittle them down to a mere 10. Tears are shed, prostates are enlarged, fights ensue, shields are broken. A sore day. A red day… Ere the sun rises! Request an invite to our Slack Channel Subscribe on iTunes Most of our professional intro bumpers are performed by the amazingly talented voice artist Kathryn Haywood. She can be found, communicated-with, and booked on her website. Thank you Kathryn! This episode’s epic intro music is the Ocean Loader V2 remix by Instant Remedy. The outro music, as always, is the amazing Roll With the Changes by the immortal REO Speedwagon. The bathroom break music is Dave Allen At Large by Alan Hawkshaw, from the album Classic Television and Radio Themes. We used a modified cut of the track At The Sign Of The Swinging Cymbal by the John Anderson Big Band for the final standings. Also, ROPE MAN

Absolutely stolen from Reddit Hi there, muscly arms. This one’s a long one, folks; clocking in at about 3 hours, that I had to chop into 2 parts. Don’t say we didn’t warn you. You should know in advance that Jon will walk us through the entire campaign, covering almost every bullet collected and every yard of road walked… It’s probably the most comprehensive spoilercast out there just for this reason. Fraser doens’t have a PS4, so there’s nobody keeping us in check on this one. Apologies and “you’re welcome”’s in advance… Request an invite to our Slack Channel Subscribe on iTunes The opening music is The Last of Us Theme 8-bit by Floating Point. The outro music, as always, is the amazing Roll With the Changes by the immortal REO Speedwagon.

Again, ripped unceremoniously from Reddit Here’s part 2, folks. Request an invite to our Slack Channel Subscribe on iTunes The opening music is The Last of Us Theme 8-bit by Floating Point. The outro music, as always, is the amazing Roll With the Changes by the immortal REO Speedwagon.

We breach the veil of Covidius Week 4 in captivity. There is no Netflix left.

OH JESUS CHRIST IT’S FINALLY HERE.

Again, the Travolta joke was inexcusable.

Jon and Steve only, this week. Not to worry - we talk about Factorio, Day's Gone and Death Stranding. Surely we do. We also talk about some tabletop business, such as Exploding Kittens, Cards Against Humanity and Dark Ventures. We also dig in on some tasty PlayStation 5 rumors. • We record the show live, typically on Sundays at 8:30PM EST, but this is no way cast in stone… • Request an invite to our Slack Channel • Subscribe on iTunes • Most of our professional intro bumpers are performed by the amazingly talented voice artist Kathryn Haywood. She can be found, communicated-with, and booked on her website. Thank you Kathryn! • The intro is called Breakthrough by Ben Landis, and can be found on the Adventures in Pixels album. • The outro music, as always, is the amazing Roll With the Changes by the immortal REO Speedwagon. • We use the track At The Sign Of The Swinging Cymbal by the John Anderson Big Band for the Charts. Also, WIZARD! Permalink

Meet the gang, coz the boys are here, the boys to entertain you… No, this isn’t an episode of ‘It Ain’t Half Hot, Mum’, it’s Episode 191 of GamePunchers… complete with 3 starring boys… yes, 3. Games discussed this week include, Blood & Truth (PSVR), Apple Arcade, Doom 2016, Luigi’s Mansion, and Classic Doom and Doom II (Xbox One). We also discuss the Xbox Series X, and Fraser’s penchant for ladies with bushy sideburns. • We record the show live, typically on Sundays at 8:30PM EST, but this is no way cast in stone… • Request an invite to our Slack Channel • Subscribe on iTunes • Most of our professional intro bumpers are performed by the amazingly talented voice artist Kathryn Haywood. She can be found, communicated-with, and booked on her website. Thank you Kathryn! • The intro is called Breakthrough by Ben Landis, and can be found on the Adventures in Pixels album. • The outro music, as always, is the amazing Roll With the Changes by the immortal REO Speedwagon. • We use the track At The Sign Of The Swinging Cymbal by the John Anderson Big Band for the Charts. Also, WIZARD! Permalink

A wild Fraser appears…

Look, yes it’s been 13 months since our last episode. Yes we’ve forgotten how to make podcasts. Yes, Fraser has left us for another show. Yes we are still talking about Star Wars and VR. It has truly been a minute since we did this last… but when life gives you Bellamy’s you make Bellamonade. So, what’s left to do but climb back into the saddle and drive that car right off the lot. Don’t forget, Fraser’s other show, Seal Podcast, can be found here! Give them some hot lovin’. • We record the show live, typically on Sundays at 8:30PM EST, but this is no way cast in stone.. at http://twitch.tv/gamepuncherspod • Request an invite to our Slack Channel • Subscribe on iTunes • Most of our professional intro bumpers are performed by the amazingly talented voice artist Kathryn Haywood. She can be found, communicated-with, and booked on her website. Thank you Kathryn! • The intro is called Breakthrough by Ben Landis, and can be found on the Adventures in Pixels album. • The outro music, as always, is the amazing Roll With the Changes by the immortal REO Speedwagon. • We use the track At The Sign Of The Swinging Cymbal by the John Anderson Big Band for the Charts. Also, WIZARD!

Better late than never, a week later than expected, but it’s here. No Jon this week, so Fraser and Steve talk about… of all things, games. Much Red Dead 2 in this one. It’s quite possibly the best game we’ve seen in years… Permalink

Ep189: We Need a Bath, Can Ya Organize?

Fraser is WASTED. WE talk about games a bunch, like Steve talks about Assassins Creed Odyssey and Cities Skylines, and Jon talks about Spider-Man again… but Fraser is wasted. Like, he starts off the episode completely munted, and ramps back up to normality throughout the episode. Permalink

Ep188: Cross Frasering the Chief Cheeba

Well, Jesus, Mary and Joseph. So much has happened since we spoke last, yes? It saure has been a while, but we assure you it wasn’t because we don’t love you unconditionally. We totally do.

Well, Jesus, Mary and Joseph. So much has happened since we spoke last, yes? It saure has been a while, but we assure you it wasn’t because we don’t love you unconditionally. We totally do.