Download the podcast of this post or subscribe with your favorite podcast app. Search for GozGeek. The article is also available as a video on YouTube, you can also subscribe there. Hackers do what Nintendon’t Nintendo fans were suprised with a huge leak of internal Nintendo files and prototypes this past week. There was a ton of unreleased and in progress game prototypes and assets from the Super Nintendo and N-64 era.

I can’t believe I’m just now hearing about The Hood Internet, an artist on Soundcloud. He has a ton of remixes, including an entire set based on each year of the 80s. 1984 has all of the feels:

I submitted the GozGeek Podcast to the various podcast directories, and it’s starting to show up in places such as Apple Podcasts and Spotify! I’m very excited! If you would prefer to watch on YouTube, you can do that too.

Download the podcast of this post or subscribe with your favorite podcast app. Search for GozGeek. The article is also available as a video on YouTube, you can also subscribe there. No Virginia, E.T. is not the worst video game ever This past week screenrant.com made the list, disparaging the game E.T. The Extraterrestrial for the 2600. Let me set the record straight: E.T. is not the worst game ever made nor is it the cause of the video game crash of 1983.

Download the podcast of this post or subscribe with your favorite podcast app. Search for GozGeek. The article is also available as a video on YouTube, you can also subscribe there. What do they call you? Wheels? I grew up with the 80s version of X-Men, so twenty years ago I was pretty stoked for the X-Men movie. What I got was disappointment. Some of the casting was genius. Patrick Stewart and Ian Mckellen?

The 80s are back! We are living in strange times, especially when The Empire Strikes Back and Ghostbusters top the box office charts almost over 35 years after their initial release. I wish it didn’t take a pandemic for some of these great movies to get some theater screen time. In other 80s movie news comes the story behind The Pointer Sisters Neutron Dance in Beverly Hills Cop. The song was originally released in 1983, but didn’t become popular until it was attached to Beverly Hills Cop.

“I start this journey not because of a dearth of Internet content, but to tell stories.” And one story is, let the geek out! I believe everyone has a geek inside of them waiting to get out. For me, it’s technology and the 80s, but for someone else it may be football, wedding dresses, or even washing machines. This website is all about getting your geek on, with Goz as your guide.