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Hosted by Three Angry Nerds · games · EN · 150 episodes
Three Angry Gamers is your weekly dose of gaming news, reviews, and real talk. We cut through the noise to bring you thoughtful takes on the latest games, industry shifts, and the occasional wild headline. From breaking news to deep dives into what we’re playing, it’s all fair game. We’re passionate about gaming and not afraid to call it like we see it; whether it’s celebrating great design or questioning the latest trend.
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Three Angry Gamers – Three Angry Nerds
Three Angry Gamers look at games starring or featuring Wolverine in this week's Top 5, while covering major gaming news including GTA 6, BlizzCon, Nintendo Direct, Killzone, Venom, No Man's Sky and Friday the 13th. Kurt, Jamie, Nick and Lucas also discuss the games they have been playing recently.
Three Angry Gamers – Three Angry Nerds
Metal Gear Solid's greatest boss fights take the spotlight in Episode 233! Plus GTA VI, Sony's State of Play, Gamescom 2026, free games, and what the crew has been playing.
Three Angry Gamers – Three Angry Nerds
This week, the crew dives into the ongoing GTA 6 leaks, the upcoming Netflix extended look, and the development of Spider Man 3. They also discuss Hogwarts Legacy 2, Kingdom Hearts 4, Pokémon leaks, Dave Bautista as Kratos, and their favourite video game demos before covering what they've been playing.
Three Angry Gamers – Three Angry Nerds
The crew discusses GTA 6's upcoming Netflix presentation, Xbox 360 games potentially coming to PC, rising console and GPU prices, and EA's massive $55 billion buyout. They also cover Quake, Tomb Raider, Resident Evil, and Pragmata, before continuing their Top 50 Favourite Games countdown and reviewing Xenoblade Chronicles 2.
Three Angry Gamers – Three Angry Nerds
This week, the crew dives into Bethesda's massive Fallout and Elder Scrolls roadmap, Xbox backward compatibility on PC, and the future of God of War. They also discuss Resident Evil's changing approach to spin offs, new Assassin's Creed Hexe leaks, and continue their Top 50 Favourite Games countdown.
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