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Gaming talk with history in the room.
Still Got Game follows a recurring crew through video game news, community feedback, and the practical realities of keeping a long-running show alive. The tone is loose and conversational, with PAX East, Arc Raiders, studio closures, travel delays, and live-chat detours all sharing the same table.
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Still Got Game is a long-running gaming roundtable with the comfortable looseness of people who know each other's rhythms. It is not a slick bulletin. Episodes open with familiar introductions, then settle into mailbag feedback, chat comments, game talk, and the recurring business of keeping the show moving. The recent run has a strong sense of continuity. The crew keeps referring to the streak, the hiatuses, the possibility of reaching episode 600, and the calendar pressure around Easter, cruises, golf trips, and travel delays. That behind-the-scenes texture matters. It turns a gaming show into a standing appointment with people who are trying to make the week work.
The gaming conversation ranges from the practical to the nostalgic. Arc Raiders comes up through map size, mission timers, leveling, Steam play, and cross-platform concerns. PAX East anchors another stretch of episodes. Studio news gets filtered through personal memory, especially when Meta shuts down Armature Studio, Sanzaru Games, and Twisted Pixel, prompting talk about Explosion Man, Ms. Explosion Man, The Maw, and Deadpool VR. The show can move from industry closures to a joke about a beard mishap without changing gears too carefully. That is the texture.
Still Got Game is also highly community-aware. The mailbag appears as a regular starting point, voicemail gets mentioned often, and live chat can shape the conversation when someone drops in. The audience is treated less like a metric and more like the people already hanging around the room. The banter can be blunt, messy, and teasing, but the underlying format is steady: familiar voices, gaming news, personal check-ins, and a lot of accumulated history. It is best for listeners who want game coverage with personality attached. Shorter, cleaner news recaps exist elsewhere. This one keeps the table noise, the scheduling headaches, and the running jokes in the feed.
Made for: Still Got Game suits longtime players who want gaming news and impressions filtered through recurring personalities rather than a polished headline format. It especially fits listeners who enjoy mailbag energy, convention chatter, and casual talk about how games fit around adult schedules.
What sets it apart: The show stands out because its gaming coverage is inseparable from its own long-running continuity. Episode streaks, travel disruptions, live chat, and familiar jokes sit beside PAX East reactions, Arc Raiders impressions, and studio-closure discussion.
Still Got Game focuses on the gaming industry from the perspective of adult gamers. We look at news, reviews, and inside information in the world of video games. Each episode touches on the community, the industry, and the games that keep us coming back.
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Arc Raiders play details and a fond remembrance of Twisted Pixel give this gaming chat its shape.
Still Got Game Ep. 567 begins with a joke about the hosts' "perfect season": their 2026 episode streak is intact, though cruises and a golf trip are coming up. From there, Arc Raiders gets the most practical discussion.
A camping-weary return turns a $10 price cut into a loose, skeptical gaming debate.
Still Got Game 555 brings Chris Seldon 007 Seldon back from weeks of camping, where heat, humidity, rain, and thunderstorms make the outdoors sound less restorative than punishing.
A relaxed mailbag episode turns console add-on skepticism and TV bickering into a lived-in group hangout.
Still Got Game episode 491 works best when Derek DeSmooth-Nolan, Roger the Hitman Broken, and Chris Seldon settle into their familiar push-and-pull.
Xbox news with lived-in context.
Weekly gaming talk with a human pulse.
Fast game talk with real group chemistry.
Tabletop talk with sharp edges and long memory.
Draft smarter, argue better, cube often.
RPG analysis with party-chat energy.
Derek and Brian host episode 546 of Still Got Game, discussing the absence of co-host Selden and previewing the mailbag segment.
Selden returns after weeks of camping in brutal humidity, prompting the hosts to roast his outdoor endurance.
Derek, Roger, and Chris joke about waiting for a paycheck while reminiscing about their more sponsored 'tool-to-type radio days'.
The hosts of Still Got Game discuss their post-PAX East experiences and segue into Easter-themed content.
The hosts of Still Got Game discuss their upcoming PAX East appearance and the challenge of recording episodes around Easter Sunday.
The hosts discuss how a blizzard in the Northeast caused flight cancellations, breaking their podcast streak.
The hosts of Still Got Game introduce episode 571, promising weekly episodes in 2026 and inviting listener interaction.
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Still Got Game episode 566 features Derek D.
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Derek and Brian host episode 546 of Still Got Game, discussing the absence of co-host Selden and previewing a mailbag segment.
The hosts of Still Got Game return after a COVID hiatus to introduce episode 542, inviting listener feedback and sponsorship.
Derek and Chris host a shortened episode of Still Got Game without their co-host Shadow, who is out with COVID, and they open with sponsor info and banter.
The hosts of Still Got Game discuss the absence of co-host Selden and prepare to dive into the mailbag.