by Jeff Wittenhagen from The Retroseum...
VGBS (Video Game Bullshit) is a video game podcast that’s been running for over 15 years. It began with hardcore collectors Kyle Gilbert and Jeffrey Wittenhagen BS’ing about all things gaming, from retro classics to modern releases. Today, Jeff is joined by gaming experts and creators from around the world for deep dives, interviews, convention panels, and the weekly BS Homework game. At its core, VGBS is about nostalgia, collecting, and preserving physical media. RIP Brother Kyle.
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2/10/2015
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February 6, 2026
<p>In this episode of <strong>VGBS</strong>, Jeff is joined by Xander Skullion, co-host of The Indie-Credible Podcast, to BS about one of the hottest debates in gaming right now: whether the Nintendo Switch 2 is quietly on track to become the next Wii U. They break down Nintendo’s messaging, naming decisions, hardware expectations, and how confusion at launch can shape long-term success or failure. Drawing from years of collecting, publishing, and covering the <strong>indie gaming</strong> space, the conversation digs into what this means for <strong>new indie releases</strong>, physical preservation, and developer confidence. Along the way, Jeff and Xander connect the dots between past Nintendo missteps, the current <strong>indie scene</strong>, and why clear communication still matters more than raw specs. As always, expect honest takes, historical context, and community-driven recommendations without the corporate spin.</p>
January 11, 2025
VGBS Gaming Podcast hosts Tristan and Jeff explore the groundbreaking impact of Star Fox 64 on the Nintendo 64, sharing nostalgia, history, and high-flying insights into the gaming world.
October 31, 2024
<p>In this <strong>VGBS Gaming Podcast</strong> episode, Tristan and Jeff dive into <em>Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom</em> for the Nintendo Switch, debating whether it captures the essence of a proper console Zelda experience or strays from the classic formula. They also chat about <em>Astro Bot</em> and its unique charm, exploring what makes it stand out in the platformer genre. Wrapping things up, they share exciting updates on their latest book projects and what fans can expect in the coming months. Get ready for deep gaming insights and behind-the-scenes details on their publishing journey—this is Video Game Bullshit!</p> --- Support this podcast: <a href="https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/vgbspodcast/support" rel="payment">https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/vgbspodcast/support</a>
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VGBS (Video Game Bullshit) is a video game podcast that’s been running for over 15 years. It began with hardcore collectors Kyle Gilbert and Jeffrey Wittenhagen BS’ing about all things gaming, from retro classics to modern releases. Today, Jeff is joined by gaming experts and creators from around the world for deep dives, interviews, convention panels, and the weekly BS Homework game. At its core, VGBS is about nostalgia, collecting, and preserving physical media.
RIP Brother Kyle.
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