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Games as a Podcast

Games as a Podcast

By: Chris and Ethan
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We are two SEGA alums who love talking about the past, present and future of games and the industry that makes them. Each week we explore a gaming topic, often mixing in our perspectives from our time at Big Blue and beyond. Some weeks we’ll have a guest, usually someone whose career has crossed ours, and talk about their own experiences and perspectives.

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  • From NES to PS5: A Lifetime in Game Dev

    From NES to PS5: A Lifetime in Game Dev
    Jun 4 2025

    Veteran developer Mike Gallo joins the show to share stories from a career that spans Konami classics to genre-defining RPGs like Knights of the Old Republic. We discuss the challenges of porting complex games to consoles, the importance of player engagement, and how technology has shaped game development over time. Mike also shares his experiences building vibrant communities around online games like Realm of the Mad God.
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    1 hr and 19 mins
  • SEGA’s Underdog Legacy

    SEGA’s Underdog Legacy
    May 26 2025

    Step into the world of SEGA nostalgia as Chris and Ethan share their personal journeys through the Dreamcast era. From the groundbreaking visuals of Sonic Adventure to the buttery-smooth gameplay of SoulCalibur, they explore how the console captured the hearts of hardcore gamers. Plus, get a glimpse of what it was like working at SEGA during a time of innovation, excitement, and scrappy underdog energy.
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    40 mins

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