Brake For Frogger

Cam and Kyle are back once again to talk about Megaman X on the Super Nintendo, the possibility of a Neatherrealm made Marvel fighter and executing Order 66 on Mario.

This time around Cam and Kyle keep order in the court as they play through Capcom's madcap legal drama Ace Attorney on the Switch. Also contains a detailed dissection of the Harry Potter movies.

In this episode of Cam and Kyle talk games Cam and Kyle talk about the third of the Lego Star wars trilogy and how its actually good while discussing where General Grievous stores his keys.

A little bit of a change up to the format this time around as we introduce sections dedicated to gaming news and 'What Are You Playing?'. This goes alongside our talk about the game for this episode, Shadow of the Colossus. Join us as we talk about games in the room next to the kitchen (hence the clanking of the occasional bowl).

Cam and Kyle get the colouring books out as they explore the 1995 SNES release 'Yoshi's Island'. Link to Terminal Montage Super Mario World https://youtu.be/Dik9on_w_Ao

It'd time to check your shelves and the dark corners of your local CEX as Cam and Kyle celebrate the tenth episode by talking about game collecting. Physical or digital? Entire software collections for a particular console? Should Rick Astley own Sports Direct? All these answers and more are contained within.

Cam and Kyle talk all things pikmin on the gamecube

Round One...FIGHT! This time around Cameron and Kyle talk about Street Fighter 2 Turbo on the SNES. We discuss the release of this influential fighting game, the history behind it and how M.Bison wouldn't really work if he was from Yorkshire.

Get your gliders out as Cam and Kyle go a hiking around Hyrule as an ominous shadows lurks on the horizon.

Cam and Kyle (alongside special guest Faye) talk about all things on the farm with Stardew Valley.

Cam and Kyle head down to Springfield to have to go at the Gamecube version of Simpsons Hit and Run. The Grand Theft Auto game the kids were okay playing.

Is Lego Marvel on the 360 really retro? Cam didn't think so but soon has his mind changed when Kyle points out it came out half of his lifetime ago. Join us as we get blocky with Spiderman, Wolverine and company.

In the first episode of Cam and Kyle Talk Games, recorded at the start of 2019 when we could all leave the house, we talk about Timesplitters 2 on the Gamecube.

It's 1994 and a rather large red box about three times the size of a normal SNES game has arrived. Join Kyle and Cam and they take a trip with Samus in this Nintendo classic.

It's probably the oldest game we've covered so far as we pack our Busters and take a look at Mega Man 2 on the NES.

Cam and Kyle talk about all things Animal Crossing on the Nintendo Switch including a look back at the history of the series from the N64DD onwards.

We're back again for the first episode of 2014 (it's only taken us until March!). This time around the boys talk about series 2 of The Walking Dead, Olli Olli on the Playstation Vita, Assassin's Creed 4 Black Flag on the 360, Luigi's Mansion 2 on the 3DS and Alan finally tells us how much money he parted with for his copy of Sunset Riders on the Super Nintendo. Cameron somehow managed to lose all the guesses he was sent over the past few months but if you were close, you know who you are. We also have a little dreaming about Durham and Alan tells us one of the greatest arcade based stories any of us have heard. Please sit and enjoy, ignore our bog standard sound quality. Euan can be reached on Twitter @wanderingeuan, Cameron is @cripleh and Alan is @geordiealan.

Just in time for your journey into town to get your Christmas shopping together, Episode -2 of Brake For Frogger lands. It's been nearly a fortnight since the record but we'd lost the gift wrap...or something. Euan, Alan and Cam cover a whole heap of gaming in this episode including Arkham Origins, WWE 2K14, The Wolf Among Us and the first storyline DLC of Bioshock Infinite in the shape of Buried At Sea. Al meanwhile finally tells us which game he bought for £30 but is worth £100 with the box and instructions and gives details of his N64 Japanese import woe (clue- it's more complex than he ever thought possible). Also Kyle has a go of Lego Marvel Superheroes on the 360 as well. The boys can be followed on Twitter on @wanderingeuan, @geordiealan and @cripleh. Please get in touch with your guesses as to how much Alan paid for an unboxed copy of Sunset Riders on the Super Nintendo. The winner gets nothing. Good luck!

In what will almost certainly be the last episode before the release of the Xbox One and PS4 our three adventurers get down to some serious discussion regarding Grand Theft Auto 5, FIFA 14, Shadowrun Returns and Tom and Jerry Fists Of Fury amongst others. Euan can be followed on Twitter @wanderingeuan Cam is @cripleh Alan is @geordiealan Sadly, the originally advertised appearance of Tom didn't end up happening. All the best to you mate.

After 14 months of generally thinking it over we finally have a new episodes of Brake For Frogger in which 75% of the crew sit down to talk all things video game related. Join Geordie Alan, Euan and Cam to mull over Papers Please, Ultimate Marvel vs Capcom 3, Need For Speed Most Wanted, Fire Emblem and Robocop vs Terminator. Papers Please can be found on Steam here http://store.steampowered.com/app/239030 Euan is on Twitter @wanderingeuan Cam is on Twitter @cripleh Alan is on Twitter @geordiealan No Tom this time around, we hope he returns in the near future. brakeforfrogger@gmail.com

Minimalist episode this month, with a few technical hitches here and there. Cameron, Tom, Alan and (a returning) Euan are joined by Iain 'Mentazm' Watson for this episode... Amongst other stuff, the guys talk about the new 'Trials' game and the XBLA/PSN game 'The Walking Dead' in the What You Playin', Alan brings out his Time Trumpet and talks 1990... and that's about it! Hope you enjoy!

A technical glitch of somebody losing our headphone splitter means that Euan is left a little high and dry before this record so wasn’t able to join us. Tom, Alan and Cam instead talk through the Mass Effect series (Cam currently on 2, Tom blasting his way through 3), Alan starts singing Erasure as he plays Robot Unicorn Attack and WWE Wrestlefest on his brand new iPad which he ended up queuing for on release day. For some reason this ends up with us talking about the 1987 He-Man movie in far too much detail. The situation with Game is the topic for our half arsed attempt at a news section in which Cam edited out seven and a half minutes of waffle about Tesco. That’s waffle about Tesco, not buying waffles in Tesco. Alan then opens his Retro games Emporium with a talk about the Dizzy series from Codemasters. It leads to a lot of talk about eggs. That’s just eggs, not buying eggs in Tesco. Cam reviews both I Am Alive and Street Fighter x Tekken whilst Tom casts his critical eye over Mass Effect 3. Alan meanwhile considers a new career move. We apologise for the late running of the podcast, this was due to leaves on the line. Enjoy Episode 3.3.

Quicker than usual (just over a week, go us!), Brake for Frogger bring you the second episode of season three of the podcast! In this month's episode: Alan comes over all 80s (there's a surprise) with near-constant Blockbusters references, Blockbuster's employees make Euan feel uncomfortable in a (hopefully not regular) section regarding consumer rights, Tom and Cameron fulfill a listener request with a retrospective of Sam & Max: Hit The Road, Audio reviews of UFC Undisputed 3 and Skyrim, a short news section in relation to Tim Schafer's/Double Fine's Kickstarter efforts, Indiana Jones in Geordie Al's Retro Games Emporium and the standard What Ya Playin' section! We hope you enjoy!

Possibly somewhat amazingly, Brake for Frogger returns for it's third season. In a record (and we apologise for this in advance) plagued by lost microphones and occasional syncing issues, Cameron, Alan, Tom and Euan mull over games such as Yakuza 4, Mass Effect 2 and Dark Souls in the 'What Ya Playing?' section, Cameron kicks off his regular 'Ocarina About Bloody Time' slot with an amusing critique, Alan talks about aging football games in his 'Retro Emporium', and Secret Salmon drops in again with more tasty morsels of gaming news(!). We hope you enjoy (Fingers crossed!) the start of Season 3!

Rather than shunning the concept of a Christmas special this year, the Brake for Frogger team have embraced the idea and thrown themselves headlong into their first ever attempt. Combining a new twist on a classic Christmas tale with their own gaming awards for 2011, here is the final podcast of season 2... Hope you enjoy!

Euan makes the journey down from Kilmarnock to join the rest of the Brake For Frogger clan in Gretna. The Skype chat isn't dormant however as Evil Ninja Phil of Sonic's Ring stops watching Lord of the Rings long enough to join in the conversation. Whatcha Playing features more Arkham City talk (but no spoilers) alongside some retro gems. The Retro Games Emporium finds Alan dusting off the shelves in time for Christmas and attempting to sell off some stock if the price is right. In the home stretch Phil has some questions about topics covered in podcasts of old. For the final time this season Lexie advances the Fluffy Kitten by pretending to be Catwoman and the Co-Op Shop returns as the boys play through the Kane & Lynch series! Enjoy Episode 2.11!

Tom's on a nightshift so your remaining three Froggers sit around and talk about such topics as Arkham City, Space Marine 40k and Alan's need to 'recharge his retro'. The Topic Dictatorship covers the team's favourite games magazines and the Retro Games Emporium goes flying with the animals by taking a look at Starwing. Alongside this Alan takes on the Gamesmaster challenge with Robocod and Lexie stops getting scared by scaring everybody else with her driving in Need For Speed Hot Pursuit. You can also win Furyac3's Eurogamer Swag Bag he left after last month's episode. We just need you to write a poem about Brake For Frogger and send it to the usual e-mail address.

As promised by the trailer last month we've got Glasgow's own FuryAc3 on the show to talk us through his adventures during the small, understated event that was Eurogamer; 'Whatcha Playing?' covers Tom and Cam's love of Deus Ex Human Revolution, Euan's wandering amongst the undead, Fury gets stuck into Gears of War 3 and Alan...attempts to fix his washing machine before taking his Retro Games Emporium to Blackpool for the day! Enjoy, folks!

After a summer of upheaval and turbulence, the four intrepid crusaders of Brake for Frogger gather together, have a thinking session, write a few things down and then come up with Episode 2.8. This one is probably the closest we've got to how we want Brake for Frogger to be which basically means we've broken up the bits of us talking with all kinds of random sections. 'Whatcha Playing?' this month features Tom's Minecraft Pocket sessions, Euan's wander in Bastion, Cam's Patrick Stewart impression and Al's washing machine. The Random Topic Generator takes a Stalinist turn and Alan's Retro Games Emporium features added Nurse Gladys Emmanuel thanks to EvilNinjaPhil of Sonic's Ring fame. Added to this, Lexie turns her attention to Left4Dead 2 and demands wet wipes as a result, the Co-Op Shop has an awkward customer in the shape of GLaDOS, the debut of Secret Salmon, the return of the Rev, the solo review gets godly in From Dust and we even end with a trailer for next month. Organised to the max. this month. Enjoy, comment, retweet, shout about us from the rooftops!

Episode 2.7 of Brake For Frogger was actually discovered caked in dust at the back of a shelf somewhere (possibly due to being underpowered and having a lack of third party support). At last, after plenty of delays and various setbacks we're back again. This episode starts with a fan e-mail, the 'What You Been Playing' section covers Tom's near addiction to MMORPG Rift, Cam's raiding of the second hand section, Euan's sweary shooting time with Bulletstorm and Alan gritting his teeth over Trials HD. We also have a half hearted attempt at a news section which doesn't end well. Curzon and Marwood finally get their Co-Op Shop back up and running (sorry for leaving it so long boys, back regular now yeah?) and Alan opens his Retro Games Emporium with the words 'Yipeekiay!'. Enjoy.

A strange rudderless show this month as we're without Tom who usually does all the technical stuff. Battling on regardless are Euan, Alan and Cam as they get their heads around a double session of 'Whatch Playing?' which contains some L.A Noire and Portal 2 spoilers before diving right into events of E3 meaning they get to heap scorn on games they have yet to play. As far as regular articles such as Co-op Shop, Operation Fluffy Kitten and Seth they should all be back next month. This episode was taking too long as it was! Enjoy 2.6!

This month, Brake for Frogger takes a slight detour from their standard fayre and slips into a special format - Gaming Hell! Cam, Tom, Alan and Euan play the wonderful gaming delights of Custer's Revenge, ET, American Gladiators and Rise of the Robots for your delectation! Enjoy and we'll be back to our standard format next month!

Euan returns from his brief hockey hiatus to join us again in our usual shite-talking shenanigans. In this month's episode, we have the standard self-indulgence with our 'What Ya Playin'?' section; Seth Armstrong is back from the dead to review Xbox Live Indie Games; Euan gets ranty about the Nintendo 3DS; BfF-n00bs Andrew and Adam (aka Curz and Marwood) present their new regular section 'the Co-op Shop'; Geordie Al talks the Megaman franchise in 'Geordie Al's Retro Games Emporium'l Lexie shocks us all by actually enjoying a game in 'Fluffy Kitty'; and the 'Random Topic Generator' picks us a doozy this time - Video games involving acclaimed movie directors/producers. All this and more! You lucky, lucky people! :)

Due to the ever changing fixture list of the Braehead Clan ice hockey team, and the fact he got good tickets, Euan cannot join us this month. Fear not gentle listener as his place is taken by young Wild Willy Lockhart meaning Brake For Frogger's sweaty love tryst with Sonic's Ring will continue for another month. The boys gather to talk about all things video game related. Geordie Alan revisits Atari's notorious past in the Retro Games Emporium, the team experiment with the cutting edge technology of Dr Robotnik's Random Game Topic Generator and Lexie plays Arkham Asylum in which she seems to be experiencing mild heart failure halfway through. Also this month, we discuss where the best place on the Isle of Skye is to mix paint and Cameron gets really confused about his movie themes... ...like, really confused. Enjoy Brake For Frogger 2.3!

Dave Whitelaw of 'Sonic's Ring' fame joins the usual line-up this month to inanely waffle about anything and everything. Including, as always, the 'What Ya Playin'?' section, Geordie Al's Retro Games Emporium, the final SoapBox from 'Friend-of-the-Frog' Bob Lowes, episode 2 of Fluffy Kitten, entitled 'Is Nixon a Zombie?!', and a dodgy quality Games Connection! (Woo!!!). Get ready to fire Hoskins from the catapault!

It's the start of Season 2 and Tom, Alan and Cam are joined by newbie Euan one cold January evening to talk about games all over again. The 'What have you been playing?' section is a big one as the lad's Christmas gaming gets a going over, Geordie Alan has some trouble with Game in Eldon Square, goats are mentioned in far too much detail, The Game Exchange is back as Tom has given Cam 'Enslaved' to have a blast through, Games Connection has also survived and it gives us Goldeneye on the N64 this month, Tom reviews Fable 3, Alan has a special video games emporium in which he has something modern flung his way and new girl (yes... a GIRL!) Lexie scares herself stupid playing Bioshock 2. Alan also brought Ziggy from Quantum Leap round, you can hear him every once in a while. Enjoy!

In this month's show: Cam, Al, Tom and Euan talk shite for a couple of hours including... A four-way "What ya been playin'?" section; 'Super Mario World' and 'GoldenEye' (N64/Wii) discussed in Geordie Al's Retro Games Emporium; The Brake for Frogger 2010 end-of-year awards ceremony; a live Q&A session with Reverend Taylor; 'Imagine Fashion Designer' to 'Call of Duty: Black Ops' in the Games Connection; and finally, the last outro of 2010 with announcements and discussion (always fun!) Enjoy, see you in the New Year!

In this month’s show: The standard “What you been playin’?” section; Tom’s review of recent game ‘Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode 1’; Tom plays ‘Brutal Legend’ for this month’s ‘Games Exchange’; FuryAc3’s (aka FURYACKFREE!) SoapBox w/ discussion (plus the discussion of EvilNinjaPhil’s SoapBox from the Retro Special; Geordie Al talks Resident Evil 2 in his Retro Games Emporium; The next episode of Pause Screen with the Reverend Taylor; Jet Set Radio Future to Imagine Fashion Designer in the recently-saved Games Connection section; and the usual closing nuggets and tidbits.

This month, Brake for Frogger breaks from the normal format to celebrate the 30th anniversary of our resident geordie's day of birth. In place of the usual intelligent(!) conversation about the world of video games, we dispense with our formalities and sit down to play some classic retro titles in, what is essentially, a 35-minute episode of the Retro Games Emporium, with added backing track of bleeps and bloops. We get a taste of: Micro Machines '96 on the Mega Drive and Robocop, Ducktales and Battletoads on the NES. Despite the changed format, the SoapBox remains (this month presented by EvilNinjaPhil from Sonic's Ring - we've collected the full set!) and we have a Jackanory story provided by friend-of-the-frog Adam Houghton! Could be some fun, could be a mess! Call it an experiment! Enjoy! (This is intended to be a slightly volume-improved version, let me know if you have any problems. if not, sorry for wasting your bandwidth)

This month, Brake for Frogger breaks from the normal format to celebrate the 30th anniversary of our resident geordie's day of birth. In place of the usual intelligent(!) conversation about the world of video games, we dispense with our formalities and sit down to play some classic retro titles in, what is essentially, a 35-minute episode of the Retro Games Emporium, with added backing track of bleeps and bloops. We get a taste of: Micro Machines '96 on the Mega Drive and Robocop, Ducktales and Battletoads on the NES. Despite the changed format, the SoapBox remains (this month presented by EvilNinjaPhil from Sonic's Ring - we've collected the full set!) and we have a Jackanory story provided by friend-of-the-frog Adam Houghton! Could be some fun, could be a mess! Call it an experiment! Enjoy!