Remap Radio 80 – The Eagle Has Flown
With Rob traveling back home after surprising Patrick for a 40th birthday party, Austin Walker joins the rest of Remap Radio for lengthy discussions on sports, video games, and anime.
With Rob traveling back home after surprising Patrick for a 40th birthday party, Austin Walker joins the rest of Remap Radio for lengthy discussions on sports, video games, and anime.
One journey into nostalgic horror wasn't enough. We have to go deeper. We require arcane UI.
Join Cado as they explore the world of Civilization VII, and try to out culture the rest of the world. Hope no one attacks this totally undefended city...
Rascal News co-boss Chase Carter joins Patrick and Cado to talk all things tabletop.
We managed to avoid talking about 2025 for nearly an entire month. Given the state of [gestures wildly], maybe that was for the best.
Another adventure into Steam's New Releases once again takes us to some surprising places. Now with timestamps!
Unsatisfied with one recent coffee related purchase, Rob and Cado sit down to figure out what else is missing from his personal coffee collection.
Patrick and Cado descent into a world of creepy polygons and old school horror.
As promised, Austin Walker joins Rob and Patrick to discuss the upcoming Super Bowl matchup between Austin’s beloved Philadelphia Eagles and the Kansas City Chiefs.
Rob and Cado are back on that grind, getting paid (by their drivers) and making bank (blowing it immediately on new parts).
This is it. The grand finale. What started as worries about filling a single podcast had become a trilogy of podcasts about the last year in video games.
There's so much that arrives on Steam every single day. Come join us and find out what's actually there!
On Remap Radio, we talked about a horrifying story of abuse, manipulation, and exploitation at an outsourcing studio used by a number of high-profile game companies. That video was produced by People Make Games.
How long will Microsoft make Patrick wait to download Ninja Gaiden?
It’s just a podcast, Michael, how long could it take to record? Well...