Where is Adam? Did he find Trey’s YouTube search history of mommy milk videos?

These guys are so so so funny, they talk about chestnutting, video games, shows based on video games, movies based on video games, artificial intelligence, machine learning, short kings, Uber ride interactions, Jedediah, not keeping video game promises, Nier Automata, Zelda (old AND new!), regular old guy stuff, Nintendo Switch, Fortnite, Gex the Gecko, Bomberman, Bomberman 64, Death Stranding, beating 30 games in one year (what??! 🤯), they remind users of that quote from that kid from the IGN review of “Spider-Man”, I could go on and on but you’d do right to listen! Oh, and Austin is a 9/11 detective (in a good way; I in now way mean he’s a conspiracy theorist! He truly sympathizes with those that lost their lives that fateful day, and the families that were deeply affected from that travesty some 23 years ago… 🪦💔🕊️🕊️), so he brings incredibly insightful words and indelible meaning to the people who listen. Trey is the Core of the unit, he’s got so much personality and is the jazz on the beat of the entire cast, truly brings the plus five to the Super GamesCast 64! He’s a true hoot, takes verbal attacks from the ruffian co-hosts on the chin and keeps rolling rolling rolling (what! - Limp Bizkit quote 🥺😂). Connor is a true sweetheart and proves to be the “straight man” of the ‘Cast, although he’s not afraid to throw a jab into either Trey OR Austin given that it’s perfectly timed and not in poor taste. The chemistry 🧪 these three is time tested and they allow themselves to have fun while providing useful news breaks and editorial insights into the video game realm. Could go on and on but I have taken enough of your time #FZero #ClayFighters #Pong #DeathStranding #TLOU #PrincessPeachShowtime! #Halo #Portal #KaneAndLynch2DogDays #IndianaJonesAndTheGreatCircle #Tekken

A+ funny and entertaining

These guys are great. Funny, smart and very entertaining.

I’m super interested in hearing Jon FAHY’s take on the Nintendo Switch Sandee got him for his birthday!!

These guys are a laugh and a half.

These guys are a blast to listen to. They have a very relaxed style of dialogue and don’t take themselves too seriously. You can tell they enjoy what they do and love this podcast.

This podcast is a great recommendation for people who want casual discussion on both movies and video games. If you want highly educated or greatly comparative discussion for both topics, this podcast might not be for you. While both sets of hosts have a lot of credibility to their opinions, the podcast is more of a way to just express how they feel about something, rather than coming to an objective answer on a topic. One advantage to people that subscribe to the feed is that both the films talk and the games talk are under separate episodes. If a listener loves video games but maybe isn’t so much into films, the Games Cast episodes are clearly labeled and have very little crossover with the other podcast. Listeners of one do not need to feel left out. There are a couple things the members of this podcast could work on. A simple fix if the crew really applied themselves to it is trying to cut out talk that would better be suited for off air executive meetings about the podcast. It feels like any given episode, talk about the various employees of the station that hosts of the podcast come up often, or just making decisions live on the logistics of the show, such as what guests should be featured in the future, without framing it in the way as if the audience has input. There is also very little camaraderie between both the Films Cast and the Games Cast. Despite being two shows under one united banner, it feels like every new episode of the show, there has to be one rip on the other podcast, while the constant host, Trey, doesn’t try to quell these fractured bonds, but instead seems to instigate them further. It should be noted that the Games Cast tends to be more aggressive than the Films Cast, but either will retaliate in the next podcast at some point in their show. Especially to the listeners that don’t tune in to both shows, this may feel a bit jarring, and come off as rude. The scoring system is also wildly inconsistent across both podcasts. Typically in the Films Cast, a score is given to the media they’ve just discussed. The numbers they assign to their reviews are extremely arbitrary, and have very little thought put behind them. It’s sometimes impossible to sum up how a person truly felt about what they just discussed with their flawed review scores in mind. Trey is particularly awful at this. In a recent episode of the podcast, Trey gave the Jumanji reboot an initial score of 10/20. But upon hearing Adam’s score, changed it to match his 5/20. But not too long after, got so mad at the movie for some strange reason and dropped the score again. I can’t tell if Trey genuinely thought the movie was okay, then simply denounced it when he heard his peers think less of it than him., like a young student who stuffed away his trading cards after he found out it was no longer the cool trend. Or if the discussion made Trey realize he didn’t like the movie. Perhaps my biggest problem is that the show is the rather horrendous pacing. Episode lengths are never consistent. You’ll get content that will at least last you an hour, but some episodes have gone on to be nearing 3 hours. Too often will the hosts linger on one topic for perhaps a little too long, or even get sidetracked into a discussion irrelevant to the immediate topic. The beginnings of their episode had usually been a slog to get through. A lot of this has since been remedied with their introduction of timecodes in the episode description, but I think some awareness on how long their spending on certain topics would greatly help them strive for the better pacing they seem to want. One additional thing they could do going forward is to preface the beginning of their episode, going over what topics they plan on discussing in the podcast, giving listeners a general overview of the podcast, and give an idea on what they are in for. Overall, both Super Films Cast and Super Games Cast are a fun listen. It’s great to just go along with the ride and see where the discussion takes them. It’s definitely a laid back podcast with not much to make them stand out. Despite their flaws I do recommend giving it a listen. I offer those criticisms as something to consider while listening, Especially if they work to improve upon their problems, there’s going to be a lot to like going forward. This isn't a very unique podcast, but it's still well produced. BONUS SECTION: BONUS BITS---- One additional criticism I have of the show is not really a traditional problem. Rather, it’s annoyance of mine the show’s producers can do what they want with. I take issues with the inconsistency of the bonus bits. I think the way the Games Cast tackles bonus bits are well executed. Typically they will start with a short promotional from Nolan North, followed by Austin’s “Let’s-a-go!” and immediately into the episode. Afterwards, they will close out the show with either Rainbow Road, or Dire Dire Docks with lyrics. However, simply put, I think the Film’s Cast execution of bonus bits are awful. They will begin the show with 3 bonus bits. The first being a “parody” of a radio show, where the bit is replacing one word with an extremely out of place “films”, that is frankly put not funny. Afterwards, Adam will sing a short bit about movies, and then a quip saying “Now this is podcasting!” There is far more going on in the first episode of the Films cast, which is time that could otherwise be cut in favor of getting to the content quicker. Comparing the most recent episode of both the Films and Games cast, as of writing this review, the Games cast only takes 18 seconds from starting the episode to Austin saying words in a non-bonus bit fashion. In the Films cast, it takes around 1 minute and 20 seconds for Trey to kick off the episode proper. Now once again, I say that this isn’t a critical problem. All I’m saying is fix your dang show you lazy producers.

a laugh and a half.

Laugh and a half

... aLaugh and a Half