Keith’s brother Ryan makes his debut this week, and of all of our episodes, this one is absolutely the most all over the place. Our subjects this week: beads, our biggest flaws, and trends.
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Keith’s brother Ryan makes his debut this week, and of all of our episodes, this one is absolutely the most all over the place. Our subjects this week: beads, our biggest flaws, and trends.
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Kevin goes into detail about his latest game Haque, an old-school fantasy Roguelike RPG. Oh, and we react to the new Final Fantasy XV trailer.
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We face our fears and name our Japanese restaurants. Our subjects for this week: driverless cars, Japanese cooking, plane crashes, and zombies.
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Kevin, Stevie, Steve, and Keith are reunited for the first time in a long time on the latest episode of GTSB. They nerd out about JRPGs from 20 years ago, and then they get current and talk about the Playstation 4 Pro and Super Mario Run. Oh, and Keith finally got the UltraHDMI.
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In honor of the start of the 2016 NFL season, we’re playing Madden from 7 years ago. Watch as a bitter rivalry is born.
Another week, another episode with Stevie and Lucia. This time they’ve brought friends. Our subjects for this week: “Would Your Rather” situations, all things overrated, coleslaw, paper towels, and Catholicism.
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Stevie and Lucia are back despite their better judgment. Our subjects for this week: ranking our teen years, Pokémon Go, eliminating things from existence, and HGTV.
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Stevie Trashcan and Lucia make their podcast debut this week. Things get personal. Our subjects for this week: judging, awkward moments, California, and cargo shorts.
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We’re committed to a podcast every Friday. Sometimes that means Steve calls in and talks about the 1904 Olympic Marathon for 25 minutes. Our subjects for this week: smells, sandwiches, and the best marathon ever.
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I thought I hit rock-bottom about four months ago. After a brief stint of sobriety earlier in the year, I fell off the wagon. I found myself spending more time with Destiny than with my loved ones. Worse still, I found myself spending more time with Destiny than any other video game. I wasn’t eating. I wasn’t sleeping. I was just chasing that max light level dragon. And then one day, it just clicked in my head. This was a colossal waste of time.
Finally, with this monkey off my back, I could refocus my energy on our podcasts, this website, and the games that I had been ignoring. I played Uncharted 1, Uncharted 2, Uncharted 3, Uncharted 4, Until Dawn, Rise of the Tomb Raider, and Inside. And it was great. I felt like a real gamer again.
Then someone messaged me about two weeks ago. Someone from my past. Someone who enabled me time and time again.
“It’s Iron Banner this weekend in Destiny. You can get the gauntlets you need to hit max light level.”
And with those few words, I was back. Just for two hours, but I was back. I haven’t played since, but it forced me to admit to myself that I’ll always be a Destiny addict. I was left with no choice but to check myself back into a more intense version of Retro Rehab. I’ve added an extra step to make sure my sobriety sticks for good this time, but for now, it’s time for step 3, Super Mario World. Continue reading
It’s been a while since Steve has been on the podcast so it takes a while for us to get through what we’ve been playing. It’s literally all we talk about.
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On March 26, 2016, the bros of gametimebro.com got together for our annual Smash Bash Tournament. This double-elimination tournament was seeded using total kills accumulated from a series of twenty 4-player prelim matches in which every player played every other player exactly once.
The initial seeding:
1 | STEVIE | 5 | KEVIN | 9 | BOUTIN |
2 | STEVE | 6 | JEREMY | 10 | BTOWN |
3 | COREY | 7 | TREVOR | 11 | SWEEN |
4 | KEITH | 8 | BRYAN | 12 | WEBBER |
The tournament tree was populated based on those seeds, and a total of 40 one-on-one matches were played to determine this year’s Smash Bash Champion. For the first time ever, many of these matches have been recorded and uploaded to YouTube in their entirety. Check them out below.
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Match Videos:
Finals: Kevin vs. Stevie
For the videos of the rest of the matches:
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Current Keith and past Keith collaborate for the first time ever. Our subjects for this week: the Olympics, amusement park photos, and UMass Dining.
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In the first ever one-on-one GTSB, Keith and Brian are talking all things Nintendo, from the 64 to the NX.
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It’s our mid-year best of TV podcast and we’re only a month late! Our subjects for this week: best new show, best show we caught up on, most improved show, and show we are most looking forward for the rest of 2016.
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We tackle some semi-serious subjects in not-so-serious ways. Our subjects for this week: stereotypes, PEDs, going to the dentist, and nursery rhyme origins.
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Keith forces The Final Deletion down Kevin and Brian’s throats in this dilapidated boat of a podcast. Our subjects for this week: The Final Deletion, fears, and spicy foods.
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Nora’s here; Keith is traumatized. We go into excruciating detailing about her birth and a country shaped like a boot. Our subjects for this week: Labor, Italy, Italian food, and holidays.
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Pokémon Go has taken over the world, so naturally, it has also taken over our podcast.
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We wax nostalgic about our childhoods on the latest Subject to Change. Our subjects for this week: summer memories, toys, and the primes of our lives.
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We test out our new mics while Danielle tests Keith’s patience with her trail mix buying habits. Our subjects for this week: road trips, trail mix, and yard work.
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Steve, Stevie, Marissa, and Kiks drove 10 hours to Ohio for a wedding, so naturally they recorded a podcast to troll Keith. Our subjects for this week are pizza, Daenerys, Beyonce, and dinosaurs.
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We’re back with episode 2 of our new podcast. Our subjects for this week: Mario Kart, taking notes, moral obligations that come with super powers, and ice cream.
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Steve and Keith list their top 10 games of E3 2016.
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We just launched Subject to Change, our new podcast that will be releasing every Friday! Each guest brings a different subject to table in this verbal potluck. Our subjects for this week: launching this new podcast, the Red Sox, male grooming, and Daredevil.
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We’ll have a more detailed post in the coming weeks on all the results of Smash Bash 3, but for now, enjoy the tournament final complete with commentary from J and BTOWN (Don’t worry, we’ll post a version of this without the commentary as well).
The bros take Mario Tennis: Ultra Smash for a (back)spin and find out that it’s not quite the ace they were hoping for.
It’s Stevie’s birthday! Naturally, we got drunk and recorded a podcast. Find out what Stevie has wasted over a year of his life doing. The answer may surprise you!
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Webber takes over the Pod Couple to drop knowledge on the expectant parents Danielle and Keith.
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Against all odds, we made it to episode 40! Stevie, Kev, and Keith talk Uncharted 4 (surprise!), Kojima’s new game, and American Gladiators. Kev offers up his theory on Litten’s final evolution.
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When Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End was first teased at the PS4 launch event in November of 2013, it was met with some trepidation from fans. After all, Uncharted 3: Drake’s Deception seemed to be a fitting end to the then trilogy as Nate, Sully, and Elena quite literally rode (a plane) off into the sunset. Fan concern grew as Uncharted 4 lost some of its most key personnel during development, including Justin Richmond, game director, and Amy Hennig, creative director and head writer. On top of that, when Neil Druckmann and Bruce Straley, the leads of The Last of Us, came in as the new co-directors, they threw out eight months of story on which Hennig and her team had been working. In the hands of a less capable developer, this game would have crumbled under the weight of this type of upheaval, but with Uncharted 4, Naughty Dog proves once again why many consider it to be the preeminent developer in the entire industry. Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End is a massive achievement. With its gripping story, unrivaled character development, satisfying gameplay, and the very best graphics that have ever been produced on console, it not only justifies its existence as a sequel, but it unseats Uncharted 2: Among Thieves as the best Uncharted game there is. In fact, when the dust settles, this could very well be this generation’s best game, period.
You asked for it! We delivered! Please enjoy a GTSB with 100% less Keith, as Steve, Stevie, Brian, and Sween discuss Captain America: Civil War, X-Men, Batman V. Superman, The Witness, and Uncharted.
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Watch as I finish Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End. What a fitting end to one of the most important video game series of all time. My final review should be up early next week.
Watch as I play chapters twelve through fifteen of Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End. My thoughts from day four: Naughty Dog managed to create both the best written and best looking game this generation. To me, this is the new measuring stick against which all Triple A games should be compared. Check back tomorrow 5/14/16 as I will be streaming the remainder of the game, and come back next week for my final review.
Watch as I play chapters seven through eleven of Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End. My thoughts from day three: I’m glad I didn’t seek out the second half of the E3 Demo so the best action sequence of the series wasn’t spoiled for me. The real standout sequence actually came right afterwards, however, with Drake and Elena’s emotional exchange in the hotel room. Check back tomorrow 5/13/16 as I will be streaming the next few chapters, and come back next week for my final review.
Watch as I play chapters four through six of Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End. My thoughts from day two: It’s a little slower to get into the action than I’m used to, but that’s a small price to pay for the tremendous character development we’re getting. The Last of Us influences are clear, and Uncharted 4 is better for it. Check back tomorrow 5/12/16 as I will be streaming the next few chapters, and come back next week for my final review.
Watch as I play the first three chapters of Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End. My initial thoughts: It’s the most visually impressive game I’ve ever played, and it’s fun as hell. Check back tomorrow 5/11/16 as I will be streaming the next few chapters, and come back next week for my final review.
Steve, Stevie, Kevin, and Keith discuss the state of Nintendo and react to the Final Fantasy XV trailer.
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Steve, Marissa, Stevie, Kiks, Danielle, and Keith sit down to discuss what happened in Season 5 of Game of Thrones and what to expect from Season 6.
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Danielle and Keith talk 10 Cloverfield Lane, Nightcrawler, babies, and for good measure, they watch anime so you don’t have to.
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Ryan Skypes with Steve, Danielle, and Keith to discuss The Division, Playstation VR, cross-network play, and a battle to the death between the eight original Super Smash Brothers.
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Steve, Stevie, Kevin, and Keith mansplain how the world works to Kiks.
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It’s March and that means it’s time for another Smash Bash. In celebration of March Madness, the gametimebros hold an annual Super Smash Bros Round Robin Tournament in order to award the most super of all the bros a fitting trophy. Last year Stevie took home the prize, but stay tuned to gametimebro.com to find out who takes it home this year. Check out last year’s highlights below and check out all the results here.
Championship: Stevie (STEW) vs. Steve (STAN)
Steve, Webber, and Keith discuss The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap, Fire Emblem, and Destiny. Steve gets drunk. Keith gets drowsy.
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Steve, Marissa, Danielle, and Keith sit down to discuss the rest of the Academy Award categories.
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Steve, Marissa, Danielle, and Keith sit down to discuss each of the eight best picture nominations for the 2016 Oscars.
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Steve, Marissa, Keith, and Danielle draft the Royal Rumble.
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The gametimebroylmpics come to a close with the third ever gametimebro Game Time Show, Bro Game Show Time. Brian and Kayla host as Kevin, Steve, and Keith take on Sweeney and J.
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Webber snaps himself off a piece of Steve in Pokemon Snap, the eighth event of the Brolympics.
The Brolympic competition is as stiff as ever as The Last Ride takes on Nice Wang, Bro in Mount Your Friends. One thing is clear: we’re gonna need a bigger goat.