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Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Game Fix Show measures gaming news against remembered mechanics, consumer costs, and the lively disagreements of people who have spent years playing.
Game Fix Show turns gaming news into a lively group argument, with Mike, Verlaine, and their fellow voices testing announcements against years of play.
A Tony Hawk tangent produces the 200, and you're left debating whether it counts as a trick.
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Controller talk, Contra Operation Galuga, and Sequest keep the episode anchored in active play.
The episode keeps its focus on hands-on game talk, moving from Street Fighter controller feel to whether a Hori Fighting Commander 4 will work on PS5, then into a near-finish run through Contra Operation Galuga.
A candid cross-play chat that drifts into TurboGrafx-16 nostalgia.
Game Fix Show spends this round on the awkward math of Xbox cross-play: when switching it off helps, when it leaves players waiting, and how a smaller player pool changes what is possible in games like Street Fighter and Overwatch.
A noisy co-op shooter chat that keeps circling back to what makes team play work.
The episode opens on 007 gameplay before turning to Mike Booth's new four-player co-op shooter, framed around what made Left 4 Dead work in the first place.
A loud, funny argument about game money, free updates, and the psychology behind modern play.
Game Fix spends this episode untangling how games make money, who gets access, and why rewards so often blur into the same argument. It starts with the strange logic of paying for something that still has to be earned, then moves through No Man's Sky's free updates, gacha…
Loose game chat that uses a Mortal Kombat 2 teaser and Overwatch-style build talk to land on a clear point about balance.
Game Fix Show opens with routine housekeeping before settling into a Mortal Kombat 2 teaser, a defense of cinematic special missions, and a long run of Overwatch-style build talk.
A noisy, affectionate Game Awards check-in that cares more about how Helldivers 2 feels than about tidy verdicts.
Game Fix uses the Game Awards nominees as a springboard to talk about what it really cares about: Helldivers 2, its appeal, its glitches, and the odd way a strong game can make players forgive plenty of rough edges.
A loose game chat that still gets to why major shooters feel different.
Game Fix Show settles into an easy conversation about shooter design and why certain series still feel separate. After the greetings and Halloween week chatter, the panel moves through movement feel, old habits, and the different ways Gears of War, Halo, Call of Duty, and…
A blunt defense of Anthem that puts mechanics ahead of reputation.
Game Fix spends most of its time on Anthem, and the best part is how plainly the hosts defend a game they think got written off too fast. They keep coming back to the combo system, the flight, and those sessions where random players clicked into place and the whole thing…
Nilay Patel presses tech and media CEOs on how they actually run their companies.
Physician Shoshana Ungerleider pairs TED talks with interviews on aging, drug prices, and menopause.
Food52 hosts break down recipes and food-business origin stories, from sourdough to Salty Pimp cones.
Dan Pashman revisits food science with Kenji López-Alt and rotating live comedy guests.
The hosts discuss recent gaming experiences, including Expedition 33 and retro titles, then dive into a detailed review of the puzzle game Blueprints, sharing tips and frustrations.
Game Fix Show spends much of “Ubisoft Still Trying” on Ubisoft’s cancellation of the Prince of Persia remake, first announced in September 2020 for a 2021 launch and now scrapped along with four unannounced games.
GameFixShow's "The End is Nigh For PS4" opens with Verlaine and Mike sending listeners to GameFixShow.com, Facebook, Twitch, and Patreon before moving into movie news and PlayStation 4 discussion.
Game Fix Show centers on a debate about why many players now buy only 2 games a year, with one cited study saying 62 or 63 percent fall into that pattern.
Game Fix Show opens with the hosts’ usual site-and-stream plugs, then moves into what they’ve been playing, including Atari 7800 Plus, Sequest, Rollers?Rumble, Street Fighter VI, Donkey Kong for Switch 2, Descenders Next, Tony Hawk, Overwatch, and Helldivers.
The Game Fix crew opens with greetings, plugs, and Halloween-week chatter.
The hosts kick things off with shout-outs and the usual Game Fix plugs before settling into a long conversation about Xbox cross-play.
Game Fix Show's "Meta Unversed" moves from weekly game talk into a long discussion of MetaQuest, Horizon Worlds, and why the hosts think VR still asks too much of players.
Game Fix Show spends this episode on two industry stories: Electronic Arts being bought for $55 billion by a Saudi Arabian public investment fund, and Microsoft raising Xbox Game Pass Ultimate to $29.99 a month.
Game Fix Show spends a large stretch on the PlayStation State of Play, with John Wick, Control’s sequel, Mina the Hollower, Castlevania, Metal Gear Solid Collection 2, and Beast of Reincarnation all getting named as standouts.
Game Fix Show's "Epic Games Feeling Less Epic" centers on Nintendo Switch 2 pricing and Epic Games layoffs, with the hosts using both stories to talk about where the game market is headed.
Game Fix Show opens with the hosts previewing Xbox graphics work amid layoffs, a rumored Xbox handheld price, movie news, and possible Minecraft news before moving into what they have been playing.
Game Fix Show spends a major stretch on Sony's State of Play, with Wolverine drawing the strongest reaction because Insomniac's new game finally looks built around melee combat, healing factor mechanics, and bloodier presentation.
Game Fix Show opens with the hosts plugging GameFixShow.com, Patreon, Facebook, and Twitch before previewing Overwatch news, delisted Switch games, and what everyone has been playing.
Game Fix opens with plugs, then goes straight into what the hosts have been playing and the Game Awards nominees that were just announced.
Game Fix Show spends this episode on three current game topics and one retro review, starting with Mike's praise for Red Steel, Red Steel 2, and other Wii motion-control shooters like The Conduit, Resident Evil: The Umbrella Chronicles, and Silent Hill: Shattered Memories.
Game Fix Show turns to Ubisoft's claim that microtransactions make the player experience more fun, with Mike and Verlaine tying that line to personalization, faster progression, and pay-to-win systems.
Dennis spends most of the episode untangling a Batman: Arkham Knight upgrade mistake that forced him into AR challenges, then finally finished the game at 100% after replaying the Riddler section.
Game Fix Show spends much of “PlayStation and Xbox Unite” on three current game stories: Helldivers 2 cross-play, the free-to-play Skate reboot, and The Rogue Prince of Persia on Game Pass.
Game Fix Show opens with the hosts previewing 007 gameplay, free games, Mortal Kombat, and Helldivers 2, then spends most of the episode on what they have been playing.
Game Fix Show opens with Mike and Verlaine previewing Call of Duty news, WWE news, Tekken talk, and Colonel Fancy's weekly Retro Reboot on GameFixShow.com.
The Game Fix crew opens with a quick news rundown and the usual check-in on what everyone has been playing.
The Game Fix crew comes back loud and a bit chaotic, with the website and weekly stream woven into the opening chatter.
The Game Fix crew returns after Thanksgiving and catches up on the week they missed.
Games with endless combinations beat narrative every time
This Game Fix episode turns into a loud, sideways argument about how games price, gate, and fake out value.
Game Fix Show opens with the hosts introducing a new Steam machine-like box that they say is six times more powerful than the Steam Deck, with 512 gigabytes and a two terabyte model mentioned before any price is announced.
Game Fix Show keeps the news light and slides into a console argument that feels like a few friends talking shop.
Game Fix Show’s “Game Fix Predicts” centers on the hosts revisiting Nintendo Direct predictions and checking which guesses hit, including Verlaine’s call for a new Mario compilation and Mike’s correct Fire Emblem prediction.
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The hosts introduce the show and discuss Rockstar Hackers and other gaming topics.
The hosts introduce themselves, promote their website and social media, and mention they will discuss video game and movie news.
The Game Fix Show crew discusses gaming news, including rumors about Sony acquisitions and Bungie's recent moves.
A group of radio personalities host a live gaming podcast, discussing video games and promoting their show.
The Game Fix Show crew discusses the latest PlayStation State of Play event and other gaming news with humorous banter.
The Game Fix Show hosts discuss gaming news, upcoming Borderlands 4, and a retro game segment called Retro Reboot.
A gaming podcast featuring voice actor impressions, industry commentary, and community engagement.
A group of gamers discuss video game news, share opinions, and promote their live show.
A panel of gamers discusses video game news, industry trends, and shares humorous anecdotes.
A gaming podcast where hosts discuss video game news, industry trends, and share humorous anecdotes.