HeyJaredThe Retro Wildlands - A Gaming Podcast
The Retro Wildlands, a gaming podcast hosted by Nomad! In each episode, Nomad invites you to sit by the campfire while he shares with you stories about a retro game or maybe even a modern game he’s played.Nomad will break down a video game or topic by throwing in his personal…
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Expedition Log #12 - Resident Evil (2026 Movie) (opens the original)
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For the first time ever, I’m taking our gaming expedition into the movie theater, and there was really only one franchise that could convince me to make the trip: Resident Evil.In this episode, I share my thoughts on Zach Cregger’s 2026 Resident Evil, a movie that takes a very different approach from previous adaptations. Rather than recreating one of the games, Cregger tries to capture something much harder to put on screen: the feeling of playing Resident Evil.I ask the question I kept coming
Expedition Log #11 - Michigan Retro Game Expo (opens the original)
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What happens when the host of The Retro Wildlands gets the chance to step out from behind the microphone and become a real part of the retro-gaming community? In this special episode, I take you along for my adventure at the first-ever Michigan Retro Game Expo, where I was invited as a featured guest. Using entries from my Expedition Journal, I'll talk about my experience, the people I met, the panels I took part in, and the moments that made this weekend one I’ll never forget. Intro - 0:00Inro
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