Advertise on podcast: All Things Gaming Podcast

In this episode, Keith and I break down the latest PlayStation State of Play, including the games we're most excited for and the ones we're unsure about. We also zoom out and talk about what 2026 could mean for gaming, we make some very bold predictions, and we see a return from our gaming analyst "Clown Shoes." Is this shaping up to be a great year for gaming... or are we just looking ahead to next-gen?

It's our biggest episode of the year, the full Game of the Year 2025 breakdown, where we go through every major category, debate the nominees, and lock in our picks. Plus… the debut of our new prediction analyst: Clown Shoes. ⏱️ Timestamps Intro — 1:20 Most Anticipated Game — 3:48 Best Adaptation — 5:30 Best Multiplayer — 6:26 Sports/Racing — 9:48 Best Family Game — 11:27 Best RPG — 12:41 Best Action/Adventure — 15:56 Best Action — 17:34 Best Mobile Game — 18:41 Best Debut Indie Game — 20:41 Best Indie Game — 24:20 Best Community Support — 26:20 Best Ongoing Support — 29:20 Best Performance — 31:02 Best Audio Design — 32:53 Best Score & Music — 35:44 Best Art Direction — 38:32 Best Narrative — 40:32 Best Game Direction — 43:13 Game of the Year — 45:21 Clown Shoes Predictions — 51:58

In this episode of All Things Gaming Podcast, we cover a ton of hot topics across the gaming world: 🎮 [2:45] Borderlands 4 issues — and Randy Pitchford's mouth might've gotten him in trouble (again). ⚓ [12:06] Assassin's Creed: Black Flag Remaster — is anyone asking for this, and what's actually changing? 🕹️ [23:55] What the hell is going on at Xbox right now? We break down the latest confusion and rumors. 🔥 [38:46] Our Top 3 games we want brought back — a mix of nostalgia and dream picks. Tune in for honest takes, laughs, and plenty of gaming opinions — only on the All Things Gaming Podcas

The Battlefield 6 beta was chaotic, fun, and frustrating all at once. I went in cautiously optimistic and came out more hyped than worried—but still with some big questions. In this episode, I break down the highs, the lows, and whether Battlefield 6 is really on track for a comeback.

In this episode, we talk about the recent wave of Microsoft layoffs—many tied to their growing focus on AI—and what it means for the future of Xbox. We also check in on the current state of the Big Three: Microsoft, Sony, and Nintendo. Nintendo may be riding high on nostalgia, but with almost nothing new on the horizon, how long can that last? Sony's first-party output has all but vanished, leaving fans wondering what happened to the studio that once defined single-player greatness. Meanwhile, Xbox is... still trying to find its footing. It's a brutally honest look at where things stand in the gaming world—and where they might be headed next.

Summer Games Fest 2025 was… fine. But let's be real — Xbox showed up swinging, and Sony stayed quiet. In this episode of the ATG Pod, we break down the biggest reveals from the Xbox Showcase, the lack of energy from Sony, and why Microsoft might finally be flipping the script on the console war. We're not saying PlayStation's dead—but if we were Sony, we'd be sweating a little. Tune in as we rant, react, and call it like we see it.

The next Nintendo console is almost here — but is it everything we've been waiting for, or is the hype masking a mess? Keith and Ryan go full throttle on the Switch 2 reveal, digging into: 🔋 The power boost that was much needed (and why it's still behind) 🎮 A launch lineup that left us asking, "That's it?" 💸 Sky-high prices with features no one asked for 🧩 Why their game sharing is a disaster in 2025 If you're on the fence, frustrated, or just curious about what's next for Nintendo, this is the episode you don't want to miss.

After a 5-year hiatus… we're kicking the doors back open! In this comeback episode, Ryan gets real about why the show went dark, what's been brewing behind the scenes, and how he's firing it all back up—bigger, louder, and better than ever. Ready or not, the All Things Gaming podcast is back, and it's coming in hot AF!

On this Thanksgiving Episode of the podcast Ryan and Keith discuss their experience with next-gen consoles. They talk console scarcities, glitches, defects, games and wrap it up with their overall verdict. If you don't have a next-gen console, don't be disappointed quite yet!

On this episode of the podcast Ryan and Keith discuss what was the next-gen preorder disaster of both the XB Series X & PS5 as well as MSFT's massive acquisition of Zenimax media and what that means for Playstation going forward ..

00:49- 08:45 (Madden: The Lowest Rated Game Ever) 08:45 - 11:57 (Halo bringing back an OG) 08:45- 21:14 (GTA's Insane Punishment) 21:20 - 32:00 (New Switch Console) 32:10 - 41:40 (Next-Gen Price Speculation) 41:47 - (Delay Next Gen? I don't think So)

On this minisode of the podcast Ryan & Keith discuss MSFT's latest announcement that Halo Infinite is delayed. What made them make this decision? What does this mean for the Xbox Series X launch? Is Microsoft in trouble? Tune in to see!

On this episode of the podcast Ryan and Keith discuss the most intriguing games shown thus far at Sony/MSFT's recent events. Additionally they discuss their favorite to win the next console generation (so far), and a highly anticipated game that really let them down.

On this episode of the podcast Ryan and Kevin discuss Sony's recent disaster of a PS5 "reveal" as well as its spec comparisons with the Series X. Additionally they talk about the Covid-19 Pandemic, Reggie Fils-Aime's decision to join GameStop's Board of Directors, EA losing sole exclusivity on NFL rights and E3 2020 being canceled. Covid-19: 1:00 - 7:10 Reggie Fils-Aime: 7:24 - 9:42 2K Football: 9:43 - 11:24 E3 2020 Canceled: 11:25 - 18:54 *PS5 vs Series X*. 18:55 - 53:57

On this solo episode of the podcast Ryan looks back at PAX East 2020 and discusses some of his favorite and least favorite parts. Nintendo's detailed Animal Crossing Booth, a relaxing retro room, weird breakfast experience, failed Apex Legends Tournament, and finally getting his hands on some much wanted games... it was a memorable event to say the least.