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TADPOG: Tyler and Dave Play Old Games, a podcast that might be pretty good. We will play and discuss every game on the SNES! Even the bad unknown ones!
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Tyler (the one with the beard) & Dave (the one with the glasses) are two gamers from Kentucky who host TADPOG, a weekly audio podcast about old video games. The retro games discussed typically debuted on platforms like the Super Nintendo (SNES), Nintendo Entertainment System (NES), Sega Genesis and Game Boy.

13/02/2024

30/03/2023

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24/02/2023

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05/02/2023

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Ep. 642 – Ultraman: Towards the Future

Ultraman: Towards the Future. If you do like Ultraman but you don't like fighting games—Ultraman: Towards the Future.

Ep. 637 – Wild Guns

As we play through all of these SNES games, have you wondered if we would find a truly valuable hidden gem? Well, this is it. Wild Guns. Tyler, Dave, and Ian were all surprised by the quality of this game. So there is actually a lot of game talk but plenty of talk about horror games, dog tracking, Lost, Dexter, audio memes, and a great quiz.

Ep. 636 – Super Valis IV

Tyler, Dave, and Ian valiantly wield the Valis sword and use it to smash the evil Gallagher's melons...or we just talk about Super Valis IV for the SNES. Hope you enjoy.

Ep. 634 – Pop’n TwinBee

We missed out on Pop'n TwinBee in the United States when it debuted. But we got it 27 years after its Super Famicom launch through the Nintendo Switch Online SNES library! Does it make up for the North American release of Jelly Boy?

Ep. 633 – The Ignition Factor

Just three guys who are sustaining off of a steady diet of adrenaline talking about Ignition Factor for the SNES. It's a top-down shooter where you play as a fireman, put out fires, and rescue people.

Ep. 627 – Tuff E Nuff

We were tuff e nuff to record an episode about the SNES fighting game "Tuff E Nuff" by Jaleco. Are you tuff e nuff to listen to it? (We assure you that you are, in fact tuff e nuff.)

Ep. 624 – Kabluey / Bombuzal (SNES)

What if Bomberman was a slow, puzzley game that starred Grimace's blue cousin? Potentially related: On this week's episode we talk about Bombuzal, aka Kabluey on the SNES.

Ep. 622 – Claymates

CLAYMATES! It came out recently on Nintendo Switch Online to the fanfare of…a dozen? So we talk about it!

Ep. 620 – Super Adventure Island

This week's episode is about Super Adventure Island. It’s like Adventure Island but super. No, really.

Ep. 617 – Super Turrican

Super Turrican! Only 609 episodes after we did an episode on Super Turrican 2 (as the 91st game on IGN's Top 100 SNES games). Is it better or worse than the sequel? Come listen.

Ep. 615 – Road Runner’s Death Valley Rally

The Randomizer decided to throw us a Super Nintendo game that we thought might be more up our alley: Road Runner’s Death Valley Rally…BUT THAT MAY NOT BE THE CASE AT ALL.

Ep. 614 – Space Football: One on One

Space Football: One on One. Yep. That’s the title of the game that we're talking about this week. Is it possible to play football one-on-one? Is football that kind of sport? Let's not forget the SPACE part. Sit awhile and listen.

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We are a retrogaming/comedy podcast and we are playing our way through every Super Nintendo game that had a North American release. Each week we choose a SNES game at random (ALL HAIL THE RANDOMIZER!), and then we record a podcast episode about that game. We also take every opportunity to tell stories that isolate us professionally and make our families ashamed of us.