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by InnerCityGeeks | July 6, 2017 · 7:00 AM

Good Games Podcast: Episode 158 – Come As You Are

Frank and Alex return from a short hiatus with some new games in tow and some friends. Frank shares his BlerdCon experience, including a short interview with the Black Tribbles! They also discuss discovering MMOs via Final Fantasy XIV and point-and-click adventure games by way of Back to the Future: The Game. In news, they talk the biannual speedrunner’s showcase Games Done Quick, Nintendo’s announcement of the SNES Classic, the downsizing of a promising games publication, E3 award winners, the possible resolution of some GTAV mod drama, and lots more!

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Good Games Podcast: Episode 53 – The J1-Con Music Fest

This week Alex and Frank head out to Philadelphia, PA to partake in the J1-Con Music Fest! It’s a celebration of video game music, the games themselves, and friends who share in the love of those things! They hold interviews with past guests (including Jason Richardson, the man behind it all) live from the show floor and interview some new people as well!

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Good Games Podcast: Episode 32 – Jason Richardson

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This week, Frank and Alex had the distinct pleasure of sitting down with geek mogul, Jason Richardson! They talk about Jason’s insane creative output at J1 Studios, starting what is now Philly’s biggest Anime convention, J1-Con (with more events to come!), how it feels to be recognized as Philly’s Geek of the Year, and so much more!

Listen here and check out Jason’s work at the links below!

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This week’s episode features music from Katamari Damacy and Tekken 3.

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