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The Nintendo 64 turned thirty this summer, and it came out of the box built for a room full of people: four controller ports, standard, right on the front. This week’s feature ranks the ten N64 games that actually play l

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Playing Out of Control is the podcast from POCG.net, Playing Out of Control Gaming, the retro and classic gaming site Adam Richardson founded with his friend Dave Wright in 1998. Every episode covers the week in retro: scored reviews, game preservation, hardware, the news worth your time, and the occasional deep dive into the people and stories behind the old machines. Expect a Sega bias, a soft spot for anything most people forgot, and zero patience for letting gaming history disappear. Adam has been writing about games since the GeoCities era. He turned down advertising money in the Dreamcast days over the strings attached, and that has not changed. No filters. Just opinions.
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The Nintendo 64 turned thirty this summer, and it came out of the box built for a room full of people: four controller ports, standard, right on the front. This week’s feature ranks the ten N64 games that actually play l

School’s out, the pool’s open, and I made a list: the ten Super Nintendo games that actually play like summer. One rule, and I am holding myself to it: the release calendar does not get a vote. A summer game FEELS like s

Happy Fourth of July. For the holiday I ranked the most American video games ever made, and seven of the ten were made outside the USA. Bad Dudes, where you punch ninjas to rescue the President. The Oregon Trail, manifes

A special episode, an emergency one, because something is happening in gaming right now that I could not sit on until the schedule said it was time. Game preservation is losing, and I want to talk about why, what we actu

June 23rd gave us both Sonic the Hedgehog and the Nintendo 64, five years apart to the day. In episode two we celebrate Sonic at 35, the N64 at 30, and Quake at 30, then dig into a week where physical media took a beatin

Episode one. We’re back. After years away, Playing Out of Control is on again. This week was a big one. In the news: Microsoft, the Xbox studio closures, and what the word “subsidy” really means for your library and for
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