
623 episodes

The Cane and Rinse videogame podcast Cane and Rinse
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4.8 • 381 Ratings
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Cane and Rinse is a weekly podcast made by passionate videogaming enthusiasts aimed at like-minded listeners. Our ambition is to provide in-depth discussion with help from knowledgeable, articulate guests from the gaming community, the world of games development and beyond.
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Animal Crossing: New Horizons – Cane and Rinse No.556
Nearly 10 years on from our previous Animal Crossing series podcast - and three years on from the release of the behemoth Animal Crossing: New Horizons on Switch, Cane and Rinse gathers once more around the campfire to talk towns and villagers. Leon, Brian, Chris, Ryan and community correspondents consider what was gained and what was lost between New Leaf and New Horizons in terms of both gameplay and experience. The panel and contributors don't even try to separate their time with the game from living in the Covid-19 pandemic, and what that meant to them on a personal level.
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Condemned 2: Bloodshot – Cane and Rinse No.555
Time to tackle your fears and crack some skulls in Condemned 2: Bloodshot. Join Brian, Jon, Leah, and Tony as they examine the 2008 release, discussing whether or not time has been kind to this survival horror title. Is this elusive game worth your time to track down or does it deserve to stay on the backlog?
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Shadow Dancer – Cane and Rinse No.554
Continuing our coverage of SEGA's side-scrolling ninja series, Shinobi, we arrive at the second instalment - Shadow Dancer.This time he's brought his dog. And he's a Very Good Boy. Leon, Chris W. and Rich also compare and contrast the original arcade Shadow Dancer with its later Mega Drive adaptation, subtitled The Secret of Shinobi. There's even time for a look at the 8-bit Master System version, as well as U.S. Gold's home micro conversions.
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Dead Space 3 – Cane and Rinse No.553
More than 11 years since we covered the original Dead Space and its first sequel, a different Cane and Rinse panel convenes to consider its less well-received trilogy concluder. Leon, Karl and Leah suit up for solo and co-op conversation, gameplay discussion and debate around the game's controversial microtransactions, backed up and augmented with contributions from the forum and Patreon communities.
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Year Walk – Cane and Rinse No.552
In which we explore Simogo's 2013 metatextual point and click adventure, Year Walk. Burying themselves in Scandi folklore, Leon, Brian, Ryan and Thomas set out into the dark woods, cold and hungry, in a bid to know their futures. Listen in if you wish to find out just what they saw in the creaky, bitter night.
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Off-Peak, The Norwood Suite, Tales from Off-Peak City Vol. 1 – Cane and Rinse No.551
This week, we kick off our twelfth volume of podcasts with an exploration of the absurd and jazzy worlds of musician and game developer Cosmo D. Ryan, James, Chris, and Thomas take a musical journey through these bizarre spaces.
Customer Reviews
Phenomenal long form video game insight
As an adult, I am lucky to finish 2 games a year but whenever I do I check to see if that game has a Cane and Rinse episode. The discussion is insightful, thorough and entertaining. Often when I am struggling to pick my next game, I look at my unplayed episodes for inspiration. Even episodes on games I have no interest in playing are a joy to listen to such is the high quality of the show.
Simply the best
Straight to the point yet incredibly in depth. The Cane and Rinse podcast is my favourite gaming podcast ever. Professionally produced and created to such a high standard you can easily listen to the latest episode or listen in to an episode from 2014 and it all sounds crisp and uniformed. The host and guests are both educated in the field of gaming as well as pure gaming fans which leads to an incredibly interesting show every time. My favourite shows are the console episodes that really get my nostalgia flowing through my veins. Great show guys and gals. Love it
A Podcast that acknowledges the art behind videogames.
A fabulous podcast that successfully merges the common touch with fabulously literate intelligent conversation -that discusses video games on an intellectual level without preachiness or pomposity. All the team are knowledgeable and interesting to listen to- this is one of the best podcasts out there make no mistake about that.