Gaming's Lost Memories: Recent Episodes
Christopher Reed
Gaming's Lost Memories is a video game podcast covering everything from the most niche JRPG to some of gaming's largest video game franchises. BigReed shares his personal memories and stories that have been lost to the tides of time and provides important context to the history of these gaming events. BigReed is a former Video Game reviewer and author and has been gaming for over 30 years. Bring your nostalgia hats!
Join BigReed as he discusses Cyberpunk 2077 on the Nintendo Switch 2. How far will Artificial Intelligence go? What is a soul?
BigReed discusses Majora's Mask 25 years later. A dark journey with themes of death that reflect the scars of life.
BigReed jumps back in time to play the innovative and somewhat frustrating island adventure: Super Mario Sunshine on the Nintendo Gamecube!
BigReed covers the top 10-12 games coming to the Switch 2. Nintendo is primed for a successful launch with plenty of video games for everyone!
Join BigReed as he discussed the Switch 2 launch date, hardware, cost, tariff uncertainty, and overall impressions of Nintendo's newest hardware!
BigReed reflects on his most recent playthrough of Pokémon Red! Join in and share your thoughts!
BigReed discusses Metroid Prime and the Remastered Switch Version. Metroid Prime is a generational based game that captures the artistic approach to solitude while honoring the Metroid series staples.
Metroid Prime continues to be an amazing game and one of the best video games of all time!
Today we discuss the classic second entry into the Star Ocean series. BigReed breaks down the highlights and reflects on if the series will continue traversing the galaxy. Let's go!
The Last Remnant was supposed to launch Square Enix's global strategy. Instead, it fell flat in terms of Reviews and Sales and led to Square cancelling the Ps3 version. A late in life Remaster of the PC version brought new life on many consoles, but is it worth playing?
Join BigReed as he discusses his memories and opinion on The Last Remnant!
Join BigReed as he discusses his recent playthrough of Final Fantasy: Crisis Core Reunion and his thoughts on the Final Fantasy 7 universe. What is the legacy of this fan favorite title?
Join BigReed as he discusses the 7 years of Nintendo Switch and the exciting Nintendo Switch 2 news!
BigReed discusses Nintendo's journey into High Definition, unique social features lost to the tides of time, and the ultimate Gimmick that led to Nintendo's Most successful Console of all time with the Nintendo Switch! Buckle Up!
In this episode, BigReed tests a 30 minute Twitch live stream podcast!
Featuring Enter The Gungeon on Nintendo Switch
Join BigReed as he discusses the latter years of the Xbox 360 and the disastrous announcement of the Xbox One and how the Xbox Brand lost its soul. Is it worth owning an Xbox console anymore?
BigReed breaks down his top 5 Jrpgs on the Xbox 360 as well as his Top 15 overall games. Join him as he discusses Microsoft's Golden Era. Did your favorites make the list?
Come back to 2005 and join BigReed on his discussion of the Xbox 360, its launch, and the innovative technologies that crafted the 7th Generation of consoles!
In this Episode, BigReed discusses the 6th Generation of Video game consoles. This starts a 4 part podcast series about Microsoft's Xbox and their entry into the Video Game industry with their launch of the Original Xbox in 2001. Was the Xbox a success? And is Microsoft slowly transitioning to a 3rd party publisher?
BigReed gives his first impressions of the new Pokémon titles Scarlet and Violet. A new battle mechanic, open world, and one of the largest video game franchises struggles in development. The new Generation of Pokémon shows how a fun game can also be a technical mess.
BigReed breaks down his fond memories of the Sega Genesis console and his choice of Sonic over Mario. He reminisces about the edgy blue Hedgehog and breaks down Sega's struggle in the Video Game Industry and Sonic's current place in the market. Is Sonic a big franchise?
BigReed shares his early memories of Animal Crossing on the Nintendo Gamecube, the series breakdown, and the twilight experience of Wild World on the Nintendo DS.
Animal Crossing went from a unique experience with decent sales, to one of Nintendo's all time juggernauts. Also, free NES Roms inside of the game?!
Tune-in as BigReed discusses his time writing video game reviews and his breakdown of the scoring system and the massive weight review scores carried in the industry. BigReed also tells the story of GameInformer's bias that came to light during Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door review fiasco.
BigReed discusses his love, and fear, of the Horror Genre. He also goes on a tangent about Eternal Darkness and the downfall of Silicon Knights.
Join BigReed on a quick discussion about Bayonetta 3's recent voice acting drama right before the game's release.
Join in as BigReed discusses his personal memories on his discovery of the Persona series and how Atlus has become the gold standard with traditional Japanese RPGs. Although it started off under the SMT umbrella, Persona now stands on its own and Persona 3-5 are some of the best video games out there.
BigReed discusses his recent trip to a used video game store, his exploded PSP battery, and the difficulties around publishers offering convenient ways to play their retro game catalogue. How can we begin documenting and preserving gaming's incredibly interesting history?
Tune-in as BigReed discusses his fond memories of Pokemania in the form of collectable cards, games, and other media. #TeamCharizard
BigReed discusses his personal memories with the original Halo game, Steve Jobs announcing Halo as a Mac exclusive, and the odd Nintendo DS Halo game that never came to be.
Tune-in and listen as BigReed discusses Final Fantasy X and the last title in the series to feature the turn based battle system of old.
Join BigReed as he discusses one of his favorite video game franchises and the massive impact the 13th installment had on him!
BigReed discusses the gaming climate when Nintendo showcased The Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker's controversial art style to the world. While time has treated the game very well, the launch of Wind Waker was met with a lot of negativity and strong opinions.
BigReed discusses his love of the oddly named .Hack series and focuses on the beauty of a JRPG series that left a lasting impression. Tune-in as I discuss how I learned about .Hack, the impression that it left on me, and how so many tropes can still lead to an awesome experience.