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Dads Game Review

By: Paul Squillace and John Everson
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  • Summary

  • This podcast is a video game review podcast for dads by dads. We cover everything from the lack of time they have to actually play video games to what they actually CAN play in front of the kids. Our discussions will include what is going on in our lives, what games we are playing (or want to play), our opinion on what is safe for the living room and being awesome dads in the process of it all.
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Episodes
  • DGR 114 – Outer Worlds

    DGR 114 – Outer Worlds
    Apr 27 2024
    What's up, Kids!? This week, John and Paul go sci-fi classic with Obsidian's Outer Worlds. Paul is shocked that John does not have ONE ugly for this game at all and Paul is so impressed with the ads in the game he creates his own. Listen in today!
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    Less than 1 minute
  • DGR 113 – Harold Halibut

    DGR 113 – Harold Halibut
    Apr 20 2024
    How's it going, Kids!? In this episode, Paul tries to tell John what a boring game Harold Halibut is and that he actually fell asleep while playing it. John finds this game a very, consoling and smooth story that just needs to be told.... Listen in and decide for yourself who is right!
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    44 mins
  • DGR 112 – Atari 50

    DGR 112 – Atari 50
    Apr 12 2024
    What's up, Kids!? John and Paul re-live the past with the console that started it all (well... debatable) with Atari 50! Listen in as Paul and John talk about the ACUTAL very first video games that happened in 1950's, what ever happened to Atari, and where we are today. Listen here or on your favorite podcast app!
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    41 mins
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