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Here mate, ye intae games?Dynamite Neddy is a retro-gaming podcast where three auld friends talk about three auld games.
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- Sep 25, 2026
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- Jul 17, 2026
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The Gaff Follows You Hame (opens the original)
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Settle in loreheids, for it's time for another esoteric listicle. Andy, Mick and Mick give us their tap 5 worst computer game characters to get stuck talking to at a house party.
Fantasy NATO (opens the original)
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McCormick looks at a game made by the NON-perverted French auteur in Tonic Trouble (1999) for the N64, Mick undertakes a modern apprenticeship in Breath of Fire III (1997) for the PlayStation and Andy Mac dives intae some deep-space survival horror in Metroid Fusion (2002) for the Game Boy Advance.
The Fitba Special 2026 (opens the original)
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After a post mortem of Scotland's dire world cup performance we dive into four fitba and fitba adjacent videogames - Mick plays his flugel out with European Club Soccer, McCormick reminisces on his Ecuadorian childhood in Despelote, Andy masters the league with e-Football: Kick Off!, and Johnny Branchfield fae the fitba special achieves salvation in Ascending Inferno
The Sonic/Earthworm Jim Paradigm (opens the original)
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Mick looks at a less nostalgic part of the 90s with "Gargoyles" (1995) on the Sega Mega Drive, McCormick gives us a deep dive into cult activities in rural Donegal with "The Secret of St Brides" (1985) for the Commodore 64 and Andy discusses why "Yoshi Touch & Go" (2005) for the Nintendo DS is the perfect game for when you're Yoshi touchin cloth.
Launching Sons Aff Cliffs (opens the original)
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This would have made more sense if we put it out a few weeks ago - It's a listicle episode where we discuss gaming's best da's. We've got absent da's, we've got demanding da's, we've got weird Dr. Frankenstein figures. Who's your favourite?
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