Episode #10
Our Video Game Origin Stories
May 6, 202525 minS1
Join Ryne and Vern as they reminisce about how they got into video gaming, their favorite video game, console, and what the future of gaming may hold.
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Hosted by SirRyne · leisure · EN · 10 episodes
Welcome to the Games That Were Poscast where 2 gamer dads reminisce about the video games that made an impact on them. They also discuss current gaming news.
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Episode #10
Join Ryne and Vern as they reminisce about how they got into video gaming, their favorite video game, console, and what the future of gaming may hold.
Episode #9
Join Ryne and Vern as they discuss their most anticipated video games of 2025.
Episode #8
Join Ryne and Vern a they reminisce about Super Baseball 2020 and the running tournament they had back in the day.
Episode #7
Vern and Ryne are back and discussing MAG, the first person shooter that held a world record for 256 online players at one time.
Episode #6
Join Ryne and Vern as they discuss Mutant Football League and their homemade tournament.
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