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In Episode 030, Addicted and MetalFRO briefly look at a SMS homebrew caravan shooter, Flight of Pigarus. We also discuss our Top 5 shmups of 2020!

In Episode 029, Addicted and MetalFRO have a Thanksgiving feast with an indie shmup that made quite an impression upon its debut, with some added features in the expanded Jamestown Plus.

In Episode 028, MetalFRO and Addicted have a look at their first game in a classic series, the console-exclusive Darius Twin!

Addicted and MetalFRO look at an older Japanese doujin title that borrows pretty heavily from one of Taito's signature shmup series. It's Kamui, from Siter Skain!

Addicted and MetalFRO break down a highly acclaimed indie shmup that hit the scene just 2 years ago, and has already made a huge splash - ZeroRanger!

Addicted and MetalFRO pick apart Otomedius Excellent, to see what makes it tick, and talk about some missed opportunities.

Addicted and MetalFRO get into the details of a classic shooter, and the first from prolific shmup studio Toaplan, with Tiger-Heli!

MetalFRO and Addicted have a closer look at a more obscure, somewhat forgotten tube shooter called N2O: Nitrous Oxide!

Addicted & MetalFRO have a look at an early shooting game, & a bona fide classic that doesn't always get its due, Sega's own Zaxxon!

This week is a bit of a change as we invited Chimera One Games onto the show. Big anime fans, lovers of video games and currently working on their upcoming product, Bulletrage. A top-down shooter that pays homage to a few games of old, while adding some chaotic 4-player co-op action, and more. We go in-depth regarding what you can expect from Bulletrage, the upcoming Kickstarter and more. I won't spoil it all, so you'll just have to listen to the show.#VideoGames #Gaming #News #Nintendo #PS4 #Switch #PC #XboxOne Sony #Microsoft #Nintendo #xboxone #playstation #nintendoswitch #pcgaming #videogamepodcast #spectatormodepodcast #specmodepodcast #gamingpodcast #bulletrage #topdownshooter #shmup #chimeraonegames

The 11th marks a year since the beginning of The Dreamcast Hour, and what better way to celebrate than spending almost 3 hours doing everything Dreamcast!

DreamPod 31: Where bullet heaven quickly becomes bullet hell! Yes, episode 31 is here and your regular hosts Tom, Ross, Mike, Caleb and Aaron are joined by a special guest host in the form of DreamcastHub.com’s Stephen Robinson to discuss a genre that is synonymous with the Dreamcast: shmups. Perhaps the most divisive of all the genres represented by the Dreamcast’s rich and varied library, your hosts take it upon themselves to discuss the very best, very worst and the most obscure games that make up the console’s glittering selection. Ross tries and fails to have a non-Dreamcast game included in the discussion, Aaron reveals some interesting Mars Matrix/Sonic Heroes trivia, Stephen waxes lyrical about The Lost Golem, Tom talks about the Atari Jaguar (again), Mike offends the entire PlayStation community by slagging off the Dual Shock 4, and Caleb treats us to his very best voiceover work. DreamPod episode 31 is here, and we’re ready to take you to a whole new dimension of podcasting awesomeness!

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The outro music from episode 114 onwards was created by our friend Pizza Hotline! You can stream or purchase Pizza Hotline's latest album "Level Select" on all major music platforms by clicking here.

Turtle Shit!!! We Talk Games Video Power Magazine presents Episode 103, Pick-A-De-Buck, the most popular weekly, one arcade game review per episode show ever created by humans or Sergeant Bilko. The video game journalist award wining crew and non-sport card superstars of Kyle VonKubik and Wiggly of Trap Door attempt to discern Stinky the Game Master's Clue and then review Turtles (1981 Konami-Stern) and Geobukseon - Turtle Ship (1988 Philko), with Blow Blayer Blips by John E Capcom (maybe)!

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Special Guest Lyiat of The Cyan Firefly joins the Game Club as we talk about Sine Mora

Justin Johnson, host of the RadioFreeGamer Podcast, joins us this time around as we discuss Jamestown: Legend of the Lost Colony.