Konbanwa! The new season of our favorite show, Terrace House, is now streaming on Netflix! In this episode we spoil the first eight episodes and discuss our favorite moments living in the Karuizawa mansion. Let us know when you find our mother dog.
We’re back in full form this week and decide to class-up the joint with a trip to the White Trash Riviera (AKA Myrtle Beach). Jac dolphin dives into the free-to-play FPS Ironsight, Robert lives the life of his dreams in Sims Mobile, and Collin licks a spicy chicken dinner in PUBG Mobile. Make sure to catch up on Terrace House: Opening New Doors on Netflix in preparation for next week’s episode! Do you think love can bloom on a battlefield? It’s the Tiny Disc Podcast.
Spring is in the air and it’s got the TDP boys feeling some kinda nostalgic way. Jump in the way-back machine for a trip down memory lane and listen to one of our unpublished episodes when we were discovering our bodies and minds! Apologies in advance for the Limp Bizkit references. Marty, I need you to go back with me — back to the future!
Post-Oscar festivities ensue as we discuss the big night’s winners and losers, but not before Jac reminisces on the greatest Chick-fil-A drive-thru experience in America. Movies dominated the week as Jac talks about Annihilation, Red Sparrow, and the Netflix documentary Icarus. Collin squints his way through Oxenfree on Switch and Robert works his quads in Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2. Gaming news and a half-naked WYR cap off the week. We’re in the pipe, 5x5, it’s the Tiny Disc Podcast.
This week Jac is living lavish and lets us know what it’s like to sit in a $10K massage chair before an awkward bro-love moment derails things. The boys talk about Final Fantasy XV Windows Edition, Nvidia Now, and Tekken Mobile, and Collin finally hacks into Nier: Automata. Finally, Robert licks some sweaty, salty, hot Switch cartridges - mmm, mmm. Step foot into the Shaolin Temple and emerge a man, it’s the Tiny Disc Podcast!
We summon the shaman this week, as Jac escaped a puzzle room and Collin throws down in the Bloodborne card game. We rave about Bayonetta 2 with its release on the Nintendo Switch. The Ready Player One trailer reminds us that Columbus is one of the fastest growing cities in the country, while Black Panther stands as one of the best Marvel movies we’ve seen. So ready your wallet and kickstart that potato salad, it’s the Tiny Disc Podcast!
The three amigos unite for a show packed with intrigue, immersion, and international espionage. We consider a dark alternate future where the Nintendo Switch could potentially (gasp) fail, and celebrate the awesomeness that is the 2018 Winter Olympics. Games of the day, and industry news, followed by Robert soft-serving up our wants and needs of the next Elder Scrolls game. We love you long time, it’s the Tiny Disc Podcast!
Jac and Robert hold it down this week with Collin out sick. We go over Super Bowl trailers and commercials before discussing Hollow Knight and the Shadow of the Colossus PS4 remake. Gaming news, The Question of the Week, and getting down and dirty with a big fat Black Op across that fat ass, it’s the Tiny Disc Podcast.
The full crew is here this week and begin the show by feeling old for the first time, with all these kids walking ‘round the mall talking that Five Nights at Freddy’s mess. Collin slashes into the Breath of the Wild DLC while Robert mashes the fireball button in Dragon Ball FighterZ. Jac gets into the smart home game and we go over the week in glorious gaming news. Commit sudoku and stick a tiny disc in those tiny ear holes.
Jac is off doing adult things this week as Robert and Collin talk crappy VR controls and survival horror. It looks like we’ll be blazin’ it with Kratos, with God of War being slated for a April 20 release. We take a gander at the Oscar nominees and question the value of the Xbox Game Pass. So grab your favorite blankie and a warm beverage, it’s the Tiny Disc Podcast!
What started as a discussion of our morning routines turned into a deep exploration of bidets and squatty potties. But we also find time to talk about video games like Valley and Nier: Automata. Plastic peripherals are out, and cardboard is in as Nintendo announced Nintendo Labo. AGDQ raised a ton of money for charity, and even more Final Fantasy games are headed to PC. Grab the glowsticks and the candy necklaces, it’s the Tiny Disc Podcast!
Welcome to the first episode of 2018! New year’s resolutions are dumb, and who cares with this year being so packed full of video-gamey goodness? We catch up on games we’ve been playing over the break. We laugh at CES’s ironic blackout, stroke the Switch’s ego, and applaud this year’s Golden Globe recipients. It’s a new year, so let the Tiny Disc Podcast show you the way!
To help soothe the wounds of the past nine day, we each take a few minutes alone to talk about our personal favorite games of the year. Here’s to a great 2017 and an even better 2018!
It all comes down to this: Day 9, Best Game of 2017. You know what time it is. Strap in, buckle up. Eight nominees enter, but only one can walk away with the Tiny.
It was also a great year for movies. On this episode we award Best Film of 2017.
On this highly controversial episode, we argue about the best moment of 2017. Our pain is your pleasure? Listen and find out.
We want to love these nominees, we really, truly do. Today we lament on and recognize the worst end products in gaming that carried some high expectations.
The gaming landscape is full of surprises. Some come and go, while others leave deep-seeded impacts that shape industry rhetoric long after release. Today we award gaming’s Biggest and Best Surprise of 2017.
It takes more than simply upscaling screen resolution and including DLC to constitute a great remake/remaster. Join us for a discussion on the matter and find out who our winner for 2017 will be.
So many great composers, so many fantastic soundtracks. Today we celebrate the best and crown a winner.
On day two of the Ten Days of Tiny Disc we dole out awards in game design, honoring both artistic and technical achievements.
We all have a problem: Too many awesome games came out this year! To celebrate, we all flew to France’s Château de Chambord to discuss the games we most wish we actually played over some brunch. Enjoy!
On this episode we exchange opinions on one of the most polarizing films of the year, Star Wars: The Last Jedi. Spoilers incoming!
On the last regular episode of 2017, we travel to the desert wastes of PUBG and get lost in Seven: The Days Long Gone. A metric plethora of news dropped this past week with The Game Awards and PlayStation Experience — and we take the fool’s errand of trying to dissect Kojima-san’s Death Stranding trailer. Make sure to mark you calendars for next Thursday when The Ten Days of Tiny Disc officially begin! Get your ho, ho, ho on - it’s the Tiny Disc Podcast.
DMX has a Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer cover, Jamey Jasta doesn’t have a thumb and we don’t have any idea what we’re doing anymore. This episode we talk some Everybody’s Golf, Xenoblade Chronicles 2, and HQ Trivia on iOS. Smack a Yoshi in the back of the skull, it’s the Tiny Disc Podcast.
Using the long holiday weekend to catch up on games from earlier in the year, we talk about going out to eat on Christmas, Horizon Zero Dawn, The Long Dark, Destiny 2, Tekken 7 and more. Free yourself from this mortal coil, but before you go, listen to the Tiny Disc Podcast!
Collin delights us with his “interesting” fruit eating habits while we make Thanksgiving weekend — and game of the year — preparations. This week we played Nioh, PUBG, and Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp before engaging in a rather timely discussion on net neutrality. Have the blackest of Fridays! It’s the Tiny Disc Podcast!
Justice League is out. Here are our thoughts. Spoilers: We don’t agree.
Alternate timeline Nazis, Nazi zombies, and wallet Nazis abound this week. It was a variable cornucopia of mother-fuckery at Electronic Arts — as if things couldn’t get any worse. The nominees for this year’s Game Awards were announced along with a movie based on Super Mario, and more! “Sa da tay on the tippi tai,” it’s the Tiny Dida Pie!
In a year chock full of great video games, Robert and Jac take time to reflect and celebrate the tremendous achievement that is the story in Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus. Music: Ship Wrek & Zookepers - Ark (from NoCopyrightSounds) Mick Gordon & Martin Stig Andersen - Überviolence (U-boat Combat) Mick Gordon & Martin Stig Andersen - Main Menu Veilröth - We’re Not Gonna Take It
