The Indie-Credible Podcast

Welcome to the Indie-Credible Podcast, where we delve into the world of indie video games and bring you the latest and greatest in the indie gaming scene. Join your hosts, Xander and Jeff, as they share their passion for indie video games and discuss their backgrounds in the gaming industry.

  1. 13h ago

    DroidDeck, Well Dweller & NES Homebrew | The Indie-Credible Podcast 102

    Can you really turn your Android phone into a portable Steam gaming machine? And would you actually WANT to? Episode 102 of The Indie-Credible Podcast brings Jeff and Xander back for another week of indie gaming, early indie releases, new indie releases, community recommendations, and new games for classic hardware! DroidDeck: Steam Gaming on Your Phone?! Jesse Glenn sends us an interesting discovery: DroidDeck, a solution for getting Steam games running on Android phones. But is it actually worth using? Jeff and Xander discuss touchscreen gaming, the appeal of playing PC games on a phone, and whether pairing a Bluetooth controller from companies like 8BitDo makes the whole idea more practical. Would you rather play on a dedicated handheld, or is your phone already good enough? Jeff's Kickstarter Is LIVE! We've also got a new Kickstarter campaign underway! The Black Box Challenge Wooden Edition is bringing a handmade collectible wooden sleeve to the NES-inspired retro gaming novel, along with additional ways to support Hagens Alley Books. Check out the campaign here: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/thesubcon3/black-box-challenge-wooden-edition-nes-retro-gaming-novel What We've Been Playing Jeff Played: Z-GYUBAAN! Demon's Crest Nedi Cloud Simulator CiniCross And seriously, CiniCross is ADDICTING! Sometimes an indie game sneaks up on you and suddenly you're spending way more time with it than you expected. Xander Played: Mario Kart World Community Pick: Well Dweller This week's community-selected game is Well Dweller! Did the Randomizer deliver another hidden indie gem, or are we ready to move on? Next Community Pick: Annalog (NES) We're heading back to the original Nintendo Entertainment System with Annalog, a modern NES homebrew release. New & Noteworthy Indie Games Our weekly search through the indie gaming scene brings another batch of new indie releases and interesting discoveries: The Prisoning: Fletcher's Quest Neon Curves Racing Disciples: Domination Super Crane Bug SELINI Forgotlings Under the Island The Prisoning: Fletcher's Quest catches our attention with its Metroidvania-lite approach, while the rest of the lineup brings another eclectic mix of indie discoveries. Budget Indie Games Under $2 This week's affordable indie discoveries include: Unbeliever Desvelado Golden Knight Oniken Proof that you don't need to spend much to find something interesting to play! Aftermarket & Homebrew Highlights Annalog – NES A complete-in-box physical edition of Annalog is now available, and it's also our next Randomizer selection! https://theretroroomgames.com/products/annalog MUMMY MOMMY – Game Boy A new puzzle game for Nintendo's original handheld is seeking support on Kickstarter. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/roroto-sic/mummy-mommy-a-new-puzzle-game-for-game-boy?ref=android_project_share Ghost Sweeper – Game Boy Advance Another new aftermarket release, this time targeting Nintendo's 32-bit handheld. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/7rs/ghost-sweeper-gameboy-advance?ref=android_project_share Torgman 2 – NES The NES homebrew scene keeps growing with another Torgman adventure! https://t.co/O6HPBuKobO Revelation Pinball – Sega 32X Yes, even the Sega 32X is still getting new games! We're checking out Revelation Pinball, another project keeping Sega's unusual add-on alive. https://zartan917.itch.io/revelation-pinball-for-32x Kyle's Trials It's birthday time, and that means Birthday Treats! What new collectibles and surprises are showing up this week? From Steam gaming on Android phones and indie Metroidvanias to NES homebrew, Game Boy releases, and brand-new Sega 32X games, Episode 102 continues our weekly hunt for overlooked games and interesting discoveries across the indie gaming scene.

    DroidDeck, Well Dweller & NES Homebrew | The Indie-Credible Podcast 102
  2. 6d ago

    Castlevania: Belmont's Revenge & The Tribute Game Debate | The Indie-Credible Podcast 101

    Should a tribute game play exactly like the original, or should it try something completely new? Episode 101 of The Indie-Credible Podcast brings Jeff and Xander back for another week of indie gaming, early indie releases, new indie releases, community recommendations, and retro homebrew discoveries. This week, we're tackling a question that comes up constantly in the indie scene: When developers create tribute games inspired by classic franchises, how much should they change? Should a new Castlevania-inspired game stick to the original formula, or introduce new mechanics, modern conveniences, and fresh ideas? At what point does innovation stop feeling like the game it's supposed to celebrate? Community Pick: Castlevania: Belmont's Revenge Demo We're putting that discussion to the test with the Castlevania: Belmont's Revenge demo! With questions surrounding its reception, we discuss what works, what doesn't, whether the negative feedback is justified, and whether we actually managed to finish it. Next Community Pick: Well Dweller? What We've Been Playing Jeff Played: Shelldiver Xander Played: Keep Driving Blades & Battles (Demo) From unusual indie concepts to games inspired by the classics, there's plenty to discuss this week. New & Noteworthy Indie Games Our weekly hunt for new indie releases brings another batch of interesting discoveries: Hermit and Pig Plane Crazy: Championship Edition Lovish ROMEO IS A DEAD MAN Hordes of Hunger CiniCross Crimson Capes Plane Crazy: Championship Edition brings back memories of the N64 era, while CiniCross taps directly into one of Jeff's guilty-pleasure gaming genres! Budget Indie Games Under $2 This week's budget section is absolutely STACKED. We're hunting through another huge batch of affordable indie games. We're also checking out The Chill in Hell bundle and The Forgotten Castle + Original Soundtrack Bundle. With this many budget discoveries, there's a good chance something interesting slipped through the cracks! Prices reflect the deals found while preparing this episode and may change. Aftermarket & Homebrew Highlights RED VOLT — Game Boy Color A new boss-rush action game is coming to Nintendo's classic handheld! https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/seejan/red-volt-a-boss-rush-action-game-for-game-boy-color?ref=android_project_share Essencelord — Game Boy Color A loot-driven adventure joins the growing library of new Game Boy Color homebrew releases. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/905334868/essencelord-a-loot-driven-adventure-for-the-game-boy-color?ref=android_project_share Super Mario 64... on Super Nintendo?! Yes, we're talking about Super Mario 64 running on SNES hardware. Just how far can developers push Nintendo's classic 16-bit console? https://youtu.be/U3mwIUV_9kk?is=X6rzvJ2e6U-LlQDt Ninja Garden — NES A brand-new gardening action game for the original Nintendo Entertainment System. The name alone deserves some attention! https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/johnblueriggs/ninja-garden-a-new-gardening-action-game-for-nes?ref=android_project_share Kyle's Trials This week we're diving into: Classic indie wrestling PlayStation CD samplers From Castlevania tribute games and modern indie gaming to Game Boy Color homebrew, NES releases, and an enormous selection of budget discoveries, Episode 101 continues our hunt for the overlooked games worth playing. Follow and rate The Indie-Credible Podcast for weekly indie gaming discussions, early indie releases, new indie releases, community picks, budget games, and new releases for classic hardware!

    Castlevania: Belmont's Revenge & The Tribute Game Debate | The Indie-Credible Podcast 101
  3. Oct 4

    100 Episodes of Indie Gaming! Is AI Evil? | The Indie-Credible Podcast

    WE MADE IT TO EPISODE 100! For 100 episodes, The Indie-Credible Podcast has been digging through indie gaming, early indie releases, new indie releases, community recommendations, retro homebrew, physical releases, and all the weird corners of gaming that Jeff and Xander somehow stumble into. For Episode 100, we're celebrating the milestone by asking a simple, completely non-controversial question: IS AI EVIL?! ModRetro is partnering with OpenAI on tools designed to help people create AI-powered retro games. Xander found this one, so we dive into what it could mean for indie developers, homebrew creators, and the future of making games. Is AI another development tool that lowers the barrier to creating indie games? Does it take something away from the creative process? And what happens when AI creation starts colliding with the retro and homebrew scenes? ModRetro & OpenAI:https://retrododo.com/modretro-partners-with-openai-to-help-you-make-ai-retro-games/ What We've Been Playing Jeff jumps into Trinity Trigger, while Xander spends some time with Capcom Arcade 2nd Stadium. Community Pick: River City Girls 2 The Randomizer gives us River City Girls 2! There's really only one important question: JEFF BETTER BE ABLE TO DO THE DAMN HYPER KNEE! After 100 episodes, apparently these are the important issues we're tackling. Next Community Game: We're checking out the new Castlevania II: Belmont's Revenge demo! Early Indie Releases & New & Noteworthy Our hunt through the latest indie gaming discoveries continues with: Astro Duel II G-Switch 4: Creator Hack And Climb Touhou: Blooming Soul Gravethorn PaperKlay Hop 'n' Marty We've mentioned Hack And Climb before, but this thing looks insane enough that it's finally time to dig into it properly. Budget Indie Pick Under $2 The Siege and the Sandfox Aftermarket & Homebrew Highlights The Matthew Smith Collection A new physical retro collection is on Kickstarter, which leads to a bigger discussion: how does a release like this compare with the reproduction releases we're seeing from companies like Limited Run Games and iam8bit? https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/pixeljockey/the-matthew-smith-collection?ref=android_project_share TRAVELLER•ULW10 – A Modern 4:3 PVM Monitor A brand-new monitor designed specifically around retro gaming has already attracted around 750 Kickstarter backers. That's a LOT of monitors. Could fulfilling that many specialized displays become a problem? https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/unicousa/travellerulw10-a-modern-take-on-the-retro-4-3-pvm-monitor?ref=android_project_share Kyle's Trials We've got some Random Tandems, plus stories from Slave to the Deathmatch 17! And somehow all of this is happening on our 100th episode. Thank you to everyone who has listened, recommended games, joined us for Indie Thursdays, supported the Patreon, watched the streams, sent us ridiculous stuff to talk about, or simply discovered an indie game because we wouldn't shut up about it. Here's to the next 100! Follow and rate The Indie-Credible Podcast for weekly indie gaming, early indie releases, new indie releases, community recommendations, budget discoveries, retro homebrew, and new games for old hardware! early indie releasesnew indie releasesindie gamingindie gaming podcastindie gamesindie podcastsindie podcastindie scenecommunity pickcommunity recommendationsindie games talkThe Indie-Credible PodcastEpisode 100AI gamingAI game developmentAI indie gamesModRetroOpenAIretro gamesRiver City Girls 2Trinity TriggerCapcom Arcade 2nd StadiumCastlevania Belmont's RevengeHack And ClimbAstro Duel IIPaperKlayThe Siege and the Sandfoxretro homebrewaftermarket gamesphysical retro gamesThe Matthew Smith Collectionretro gaming monitorPVM monitorTRAVELLER ULW10

    100 Episodes of Indie Gaming! Is AI Evil? | The Indie-Credible Podcast
  4. Sep 27

    Is Steam Changing Indie Game Discovery? | The Indie-Credible Podcast 99

    Episode 99 of The Indie-Credible Podcast, an indie gaming podcast, dives into a major question for the modern indie scene: is Steam changing how regular gamers discover indie games? With changes to how Steam handles wishlists and game marketing, Jeff and Xander discuss what this could mean for smaller developers trying to get noticed. Could the changes help players uncover more new indie releases, or make visibility even harder in an already crowded storefront? What We've Been Playing Jeff returns to Packet on NES, plays the new Game Boy release Maiden of the Dark, and jumps into River City Ransom: Underground. Xander checks out the Metal Crisis demo. Community Pick: Vengeful Guardian: Moonrider This week's Community Pick is Vengeful Guardian: Moonrider, the retro-inspired action platformer that looks like it was ripped straight out of the 16-bit era. Does this modern throwback capture what made those classic action games great, or does nostalgia only carry it so far? Next Randomizer Pick:River City Girls 2 Early Indie Releases & New & Noteworthy Our weekly hunt for early indie releases and new indie games turns up: Echoes of Elysium Cairn Plinbo SantaCorps: Snow Patrol VonGarland: Castle Beyond Blood Banished Knight Tearscape And Tearscape immediately has our attention with its 2D Zelda-like gameplay! Budget Indie Picks Under $2 Songbird Symphony Snowball! One Way Heroics Helen's Mysterious Castle Murasaki Aftermarket & Homebrew Highlights Zero Wing AES Zero Wing is coming to the Neo Geo AES, and the really interesting part is the confirmation that it's based on Hoffman's port. Could this potentially open the door for more homebrew projects to make the jump to physical Neo Geo releases? Demons of Asteborg DX – Neo Geo AES Limited Edition Another modern game heads to classic hardware with a Limited Edition physical release of Demons of Asteborg DX for the Neo Geo AES. https://neofid-studios.com/products/pre-order-demons-of-asteborg-dx-new-boxed-cartridge-with-printed-manual-for-neo-geo-aes Kyle's Trials This week Jeff brings in: GI JOE x TMNT A very cool custom HuCard release A new physical Metroidvania indie game From Steam indie game discovery and new indie releases to Community Picks, budget games, Neo Geo homebrew, and physical indie releases, Episode 99 searches every corner of the modern indie gaming scene for games worth talking about. Follow The Indie-Credible Podcast for weekly early indie releases, new indie releases, indie gaming discussion, community recommendations, budget discoveries, and new games for old hardware! early indie releasesnew indie releasesindie gaming podcastindie gamingindie gamesindie scenecommunity pickcommunity recommendationsindie games talkindie podcastSteam indie gamesSteam wishlistindie game discoveryVengeful Guardian MoonriderRiver City Girls 2TearscapeMaiden of the DarkPacket NESRiver City Ransom UndergroundMetal CrisisNeo Geo homebrewNeo Geo AESZero WingDemons of Asteborg DXphysical indie gamesaftermarket gamesretro indie gamesMetroidvania

    Is Steam Changing Indie Game Discovery? | The Indie-Credible Podcast 99
  5. Sep 20

    Chico and the Magic Orchards DX Meet a Massive Switch Collection Cull | The Indie-Credible Podcast 98

    Episode 98 of The Indie-Credible Podcast, an indie gaming podcast, dives into early indie releases, new indie releases, community recommendations, retro homebrew, and another week of discoveries from across the indie gaming scene. This week, Jeff finally tackles his massive Nintendo Switch physical collection. After organizing everything around his favorite genres, categorizing hundreds of games, and going through all those Limited Editions, the collection is smaller, cleaner, and actually makes sense! What stays? What gets sold? And at what point does collecting everything start getting in the way of enjoying the games you actually care about? What We've Been Playing Jeff gets physical with some modern NES homebrew, playing the Rip N Boarders NES tech demo. Xander fires up RetroBat for some classic Toki Arcade and checks out the demo for Froggo's Adventure: Drifting Sky. Community Pick: Chico and the Magic Orchards DX This week's community game is Chico and the Magic Orchards DX, a puzzle adventure built around rolling a giant walnut through a colorful series of challenges. Did the Randomizer uncover another overlooked indie gem? Next Randomizer Pick:Vengeful Guardian: Moonrider Early Indie Releases & New & Noteworthy This week's new indie games and discoveries include: Kings of Hell Quartermain and the Cult of Cthulhu Hack And Climb Valkyrie Saga Escape from Ever After Wanderling Arcadium: Space Odyssey Budget Indie Picks Under $2 Shady Part of Me Grid Ranger Ashina: The Red Witch Marrow Exoder Artifact Adventure Aftermarket & Homebrew Highlights Maiden in the Dark – Game Boy Another brand-new physical Game Boy release enters the aftermarket rabbit hole: https://tigerchainsawstudios.com/products/maiden-of-the-dark-complete-in-box We also discuss the Neo Geo AES+ delay. With the system reportedly pushed back a year, can it recover from the negative reaction, or will the delay ultimately keep it from ever reaching the finish line? Kyle's Trials This week brings an eclectic mix: A Dungeon Crawler Carl figure to go with the books The Danish Flyver March GCW Live Wrestling Show Stories! Plus a tease for a very cool custom HuCard release coming next time Coming Up Next week's big topic: Steam's Wishlist Updates! How many games are sitting there? Which ones still deserve to be there? And how much overlap is there with everything else in the backlog? Plus Patreon streams, Indie Thursdays, and more from the Indie-Credible community. From Nintendo Switch collecting and overlooked indie games to NES homebrew and new Game Boy releases, Episode 98 continues our weekly hunt through early indie releases, community recommendations, and the modern indie gaming scene. Follow The Indie-Credible Podcast for weekly new indie releases, indie gaming, community picks, budget discoveries, and new games for old hardware! early indie releasesnew indie releasesindie gaming podcastindie gamingindie gamesindie scenecommunity pickcommunity recommendationsindie games talkindie podcastChico and the Magic Orchards DXVengeful Guardian MoonriderNintendo Switch collectionNintendo Switch physical gamesSwitch collectinglimited edition gamesPacket NESNES homebrewFroggo's Adventure Drifting SkyRetroBatGame Boy homebrewMaiden in the DarkNeo Geo AES+aftermarket gamesretro indie games

    Chico and the Magic Orchards DX Meet a Massive Switch Collection Cull | The Indie-Credible Podcast 98
  6. Sep 13

    Necrosphere Deluxe & Mega Man X Regenesis | The Indie-Credible Podcast 97

    Episode 97 of The Indie-Credible Podcast, an indie gaming podcast, is back with another week of early indie releases, new indie releases, community recommendations, aftermarket games, and everything happening across the indie gaming scene. This week, Kyle's Trials brings us an interesting Switch 2 Special Edition. It's the first limited-edition release we've picked up from a limited physical publisher on Switch 2, but is it actually complete on the cartridge? Ironically, Jeff isn't planning to collect Switch 2 LEs... but when it's a Zelda-like/Metroidvania, the rules apparently become a little flexible. Steam Deck Streaming Artwork Fix Jeff also tackles an annoying problem with his Steam Deck setup: blank artwork for streaming games. We talk about the solution, getting custom artwork working again, and the rabbit hole that comes with trying to make a massive digital collection actually look good. What We've Been Playing Jeff has been playing the ultimate collecting game: cataloging the Switch collection! Xander continues Spider-Man, checks out Mega Man X Regenesis, and plays AND beats Sir Noggin during Indie Thursday. Community Pick: Necrosphere Deluxe This week's community game is Necrosphere Deluxe, a brutally challenging minimalist Metroidvania built around an unusual two-button control scheme. Did the Randomizer uncover another hidden indie gem? Next Randomizer Pick:Chico and the Magic Orchards DX Early Indie Releases & New & Noteworthy This week's new indie games and discoveries include: SEBI 16 PREQUEL Karous Deaths Web Ghetto Zombies: Graffiti Squad Looney Landers Escape From Ever After Budget Indie Picks Nothing this week?! Sometimes the under-$2 section comes up empty, and we're not going to force a recommendation just to fill the list. Aftermarket & Homebrew Highlights Stains of Decay – New Game Boy Game Another brand-new game for Nintendo's classic handheld arrives on Kickstarter, continuing the explosion of new physical releases for old hardware. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/gamebrewery/stains-of-decay-new-gameboy-game?ref=android_project_share Super Strife – NES We also check out Super Strife, another new NES project keeping Nintendo's 8-bit hardware alive. https://mazionach.itch.io/super-strife From Necrosphere Deluxe and Mega Man fan projects to Switch 2 collecting, Game Boy homebrew, NES games, and our latest indie discoveries, Episode 97 continues searching every corner of the modern indie scene. Follow The Indie-Credible Podcast for weekly early indie releases, new indie releases, indie gaming, community recommendations, budget discoveries, and new games for old hardware! early indie releasesnew indie releasesindie gaming podcastindie gamingindie gamesindie scenecommunity pickcommunity recommendationsindie games talkindie podcastNecrosphere DeluxeMega Man X RegenesisSwitch 2Switch 2 physical gamesSwitch collectingSteam DeckSteam Deck artworkSir NogginChico and the Magic Orchards DXGame Boy homebrewNES homebrewretro indie gamesaftermarket gamesStains of DecaySuper Strife

    Necrosphere Deluxe & Mega Man X Regenesis | The Indie-Credible Podcast 97
  7. Sep 6

    Agent 64, Moonlight Pulse & Our Wild VGS Aftermath | The Indie-Credible Podcast 96

    Episode 96 of The Indie-Credible Podcast returns from Video Game Summit with more indie gaming, convention stories, community recommendations, and another huge batch of early indie releases and new games worth discovering!  Fresh off VGS, Jeff and Xander have stories. Lots of stories. We talk Bakery Bumps, Todd and the orange juice, and somehow becoming rockstars at Prince Arcade. Kyle's Trials keeps the VGS memories going with some weekend whiskey finds and Kyle's custom controller!  What We've Been Playing Jeff dives into Metroid Prime Origins and checks out the Donkey Kong Land Remake, continuing the show's obsession with discovering new ways to revisit classic games. Xander finally plays One BTN Bosses and jumps into Agent 64, the indie FPS heavily inspired by the golden age of Nintendo 64 shooters.  Community Pick: Moonlight Pulse This week's community recommendation is Moonlight Pulse, as we continue letting the Indie-Credible community lead us toward games we might otherwise never discover.  Next Randomizer Pick:Necrosphere Deluxe  Early Indie Releases & New & Noteworthy This week's new indie games and discoveries include: Biolab Wars Ashina: The Red Witch Aim Climb Bloody Paws Unleashed Little Gods of the Abyss PicoMix by NuSan Zebulon: A Lost Cat  Budget Indie Pick The Way, recommended by Thunderdome!  Aftermarket & Homebrew Highlights UrbX Warriors: The Lost City – 16-bit Edition A new 16-bit physical release hits Kickstarter, but what's going on with the PAL and Japanese versions? https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/tonywarriner/urbx-warriors-the-lost-city-16-bit-edition?ref=android_project_share The Layover Hit: Reloaded A new Game Boy Color action game arrives on Kickstarter with assassin action, physical cartridges, and an unusual Day One red cart situation. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/jcouche/the-layover-hit-reloaded-gameboy-color-assassin-action?ref=android_project_share Batty Zabella GB Another physical Game Boy release enters the aftermarket rabbit hole! https://theretroroomgames.com/products/batty-zabella From Agent 64 and community picks to Game Boy homebrew, Kickstarter discoveries, and the insanity left over from VGS, Episode 96 continues our weekly hunt through the modern indie scene.  Follow The Indie-Credible Podcast for weekly early indie releases, new indie releases, indie gaming, community recommendations, budget games, and new games for old hardware! early indie releasesnew indie releasesindie gaming podcastindie gamingindie gamesindie scenecommunity pickcommunity recommendationsindie games talkindie podcastAgent 64Moonlight PulseOne BTN BossesNecrosphere DeluxeMetroid Prime OriginsDonkey Kong Land RemakeGame Boy homebrewGame Boy Color homebrewretro indie gamesaftermarket gamesUrbX WarriorsThe Layover Hit ReloadedBatty ZabellaVideo Game SummitVGS

    Agent 64, Moonlight Pulse & Our Wild VGS Aftermath | The Indie-Credible Podcast 96
  8. Aug 30

    Atari Legends & Major Snafu LIVE at Video Game Summit | The Indie-Credible Podcast 95

    The Indie-Credible Podcast goes LIVE from the Video Game Summit in Chicago!  Episode 95 is a special indie game convention episode as Jeff and Xander hit VGS for interviews, retro gaming history, new aftermarket games, convention pickups, and conversations with some absolute legends of the video game industry.  AUDACITY GAMES We sit down with Garry Kitchen of Audacity Games to talk about creating brand-new games for the Atari 2600 decades after the console originally launched. And sitting right behind us during the interview? David Crane himself! We talk Audacity Games, developing new Atari games, and what it's like for legendary developers from the earliest days of the industry to return to classic hardware with completely new ideas. Audacity Games:https://adgm.us/  GENERAL CHAOS: MAJOR SNAFU We also interview Brian F. Colin of Game Refuge, creator of arcade classics including Rampage and Arch Rivals and the original General Chaos on Sega Genesis. Brian joins us to talk about General Chaos: MAJOR SNAFU, the long-awaited follow-up to General Chaos, and its LIVE Kickstarter campaign! Support General Chaos: MAJOR SNAFU on Kickstarter:https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/chaos2majorsnafu/general-chaos-major-snafu  VIDEO GAME SUMMIT PICKUPS! After an entire weekend hunting around VGS, we finally show off what we bought! Jeff and Xander dig through their Video Game Summit pickups, convention finds, retro games, collectibles, and whatever other weird stuff managed to follow us home from Chicago. Episode 95 is a different kind of Indie-Credible, combining indie gaming, retro gaming history, aftermarket development, and the people who helped build the industry we're still talking about today. From legendary Atari developers creating new games for old hardware to Brian Colin bringing General Chaos back for a new generation, VGS shows just how closely the modern indie scene connects to gaming's past.  Follow The Indie-Credible Podcast for weekly early indie releases, new indie releases, community recommendations, indie game conventions, aftermarket homebrew, and the hidden games worth discovering! early indie releasesnew indie releasesindie gaming podcastindie gamingindie gamesindie sceneindie game conventionsindie games talkindie podcastcommunity recommendationsVideo Game SummitVGS ChicagoAudacity GamesGarry KitchenDavid CraneBrian F. ColinGame RefugeGeneral ChaosGeneral Chaos Major SnafuAtari 2600Atari homebrewretro gamingaftermarket gamesvideo game collecting

    Atari Legends & Major Snafu LIVE at Video Game Summit | The Indie-Credible Podcast 95

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Welcome to the Indie-Credible Podcast, where we delve into the world of indie video games and bring you the latest and greatest in the indie gaming scene. Join your hosts, Xander and Jeff, as they share their passion for indie video games and discuss their backgrounds in the gaming industry.

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