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Hosted by Nate & Josh · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 428 episodes
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We're a video game podcast that seeks to encourage and equip the church to engage the medium wisely and responsibly.
Nate & Josh hosts The #Backlog Breakdown, a arts show with 428 episodes published.
This week's a party! On the call this time around we have the Backlog Bros. Nate and Josh, Wes the HenshinDad, Paul the TechnoFunkBoy, and Mark from Quickplay all on to talk about some of their favorite things they've be
On the last episode we made the case that now is the time to focus on playing through your gaming backlog. Well, how exactly should you go about doing that? This week, the guys share their best tips and tricks to priorit
Have you ever been interested in dipping your toes into one of Nintendo's most beloved series, but quickly shied away due to its deep and expansive lore? Well, fear no more, because The TechnoFunkBoy is here to share the
The Techno Funk Boy joins the Backlog Bros. for another PWN Call, discussing Masters of the Universe, a so-bad-its-good movie Troll 2, and a look bad at the emergent church movement, among other things. Join the conversa
July was a huge month for video game news, and Nate is here to give you his hot takes! In this episode, he addresses some pitfalls and suggestions with Sony's announcement of an all-digital future beginning in 2028, Micr
In the immortal words of Shia Lebeouf: "DO IT. JUST DO IT. Don't let your backlog dreams be dreams. Yesterday you said tomorrow. SO JUST DO IT. MAKE YOUR DREAMS COME TRUE." Okay, well he didn't actually say "backlog", bu
Paul, the Techno Funk Boy, and Mark from Quick Play join Nate and Josh to catch up a bit and talk about some of the media and games they've been playing lately, including a recommendation and dismissal of anime as a medi
Settle in for a cozy fireside chat between Nate and Trash Turkey as they discuss the merits and pitfalls of Sony's all-digital future. While it's called a "bite sized" episode, it's the spirit of the thing that counts. T
Since the early days of the podcast, the guys have had on fellow PWN members Paul and Wes to discuss The Legend of Zelda series. And, true to form, this year our discussion is on the Gameboy classic (and now Switch remas
Welcome to our inaugural episode of PWNCalls, the show where we get together to catch up, talk about what we've been playing, and share what we’ve been enjoying lately - with the occasional rabbit trail or 3. If you're f
Yes, we leaned into the "we need to talk" thing that is prevalent on Youtube, but don't worry--we actually have some exciting announcements for you! Join the conversation and check out all our social media channels over
As followers of Christ, how shall we then play video games? This week, Nate shares his thoughts on whether the amount of time required to play through a video game is a helpful metric to judge if it's right for you. Join
Today we're setting out to teach noobs the language and landscape of gaming by forming a Top 10 list of games that do just that! What games do you think would be best for new players to play to understand the medium bett
Josh talks about his very subjective experience playing one of his top 10 favorite games of all time, The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. While it is critically acclaimed as one of the best games ever made, has its
One of the lowest rated games of the last few years bears the rights and atmosphere of one of the most beloved fictional worlds of the 21st century: The Lord of the Rings: Gollum. But is it really that bad? And, if so, w
This month, Nate brings on Parker and Micah to discuss some recent gaming news topics like the slim possibility of a Destiny 3, the sales numbers of old Pokemon games contrasted with a new Sony exclusive, and how gaming
5 of our friends hopped on with us to discuss our book club game: A Game About Digging a Hole. The hole game can be beaten in about an hour, but is there more about the game than what is on the surface? Join us for a dee
In this bite sized episode, Josh looks at a marketing report from IGN Entertainment that addresses the way that different generations play video games. What does this mean for the future of gaming and how companies will
How did we get to the place where gaming journalists are openly antagonistic toward the general gaming audience, and regular gamers use "gaming journalist" as a byword? Moreover, how should we, as Christians, react? This
Nate brings on Parker to to discuss some of the biggest news in gaming over the past month, including some remarks by Shuhei Yoshida, the Xbox Game Pass price drop, and a lot of leaks. We'd love to hear from you! Join us
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