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Glitch Report is a weekly gaming podcast focused on news, previews and impressions of the latest video games!
Based on 4 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Nitwit pairs gaming news with candid play impressions, turning release details and critical consensus into clear, personality-led judgments.
Nitwit turns a crowded gaming news cycle into an opinionated solo briefing, moving between release announcements, hands-on impressions and blunt judgments about what works.
Evil Post-it notes test Nitwit's patience, and you get the unfiltered verdict.
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A brisk, skeptical gaming roundup that turns a few timely topics into something useful.
Glitch Report spends this hour on a few timely gaming topics: a Mr. Beast clean-water ad, the shape of UFO 50, Nintendo's My Mario line, and the host's own half-formed thoughts about what he is playing next.
A brisk game-news monologue with the Nintendo segment in the clearest focus.
Glitch Report keeps the episode moving through a dense run of game news, and the Nintendo stretch is the cleanest thread in the bunch. It moves from the Switch 2 to the partner showcase to the price increases in Canada without pretending any of it is normal.
A brisk Nintendo Direct roundup that cares more about what lands than what dazzles.
Episode 158 keeps a sharp, almost breathless pace, but it also knows what to do with it. The show moves from one Nintendo Direct announcement to the next, and each stop is turned into a quick, plainspoken read on what the news actually means.
A brisk roundup that turns game-news noise into plain, useful takeaways.
The episode moves quickly through a week of game-news churn, from layoffs tied to Amazon studios and the canceled Lord of the Rings project to a Steam Deck update that actually feels useful.
A scrappy, skeptical game monologue that makes showcase fatigue feel sharper than a shrug.
Glitch Report turns a moving-day update into a loose, candid game conversation, with Nitwit calling out camera trouble, the lack of a video or livestream version, and the recent move without losing the thread.
A live gaming-news episode that moves from review roundups to blunt commentary on Battlefield 6.
Glitch Report #162 follows a live, camera-on run through a week of gaming news, four review roundups, a Remedy update, some Xbox talk, and a blunt look at Battlefield 6's campaign.
Three comedians riff on new releases and revisit terrible old games on Get Played Remastered.
Giant Bomb's weekly panel on new releases, industry news, and Game of the Year debates.
Rob Zacny and Patrick interview indie game developers and unpack the industry's rough patches.
Game Informer's editors review new releases and debrief hands-on previews from events like Summer Game Fest.
Panel and interview deep dives on video game history, from Shiny Entertainment to Sonic hacks.
Nitwit opens episode 162 live, with the camera back on, and turns the morning into a steady gaming-news desk.
Nitwit opens episode 158 with a rough week and losing access to his YouTube channel before pointing people to his Linktree and the podcast’s usual platforms.
Nitwit records episode 161 of Glitch Report after finishing a move, but camera trouble leaves the show audio-only for now.
Glitch Report #164 opens with the host checking in, then eases into gaming news and what is happening right now.
The host covers major gaming news including Battlefield 6's record-breaking beta, PUBG dropping last-gen support, and FBC Firebreak's poor sales, while sharing personal struggles with competitive shooters and a surprising positive experience with Overwatch 2.
Nitwit discusses Nintendo's price increases for Switch hardware and games in Canada, reviews the recent Nintendo partner showcase, and explores the controversy around game key cards.