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GameCritics.com Radio E3 2017 Spectacular

By Richard Naik on July 10, 2017 in Podcasts

The A Squad is back! Join the classic crew for a riveting E3 2017 roundtable, with Richard Naik, Chi Kong Lui, Brad Gallaway, Tim Spaeth, and *gasp* Mike Bracken.

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Born and raised in St. Louis, MO, Richard received his first console (the NES) at the age of six, and from that point on games have been an integral part of his life, whether it's been frittering summers away with the likes of Mario, Mega Man, and the Zerg or partaking in marathon sessions of Halo, Team Fortress 2 or Left 4 Dead. After being a longtime reader of GameCritics, Richard joined the staff in March of 2009, and over the years Richard grew into the more prominent role of part-time podcast host.

In 2016, he spearheaded a complete rebuild of the GameCritics.com website, earning him the title of Chief Engineer.

His gaming interests are fairly eclectic, ranging from 2D platformers to old-school-style adventure games to RPGs to first-person shooters. So in other words, he’ll play pretty much anything.

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Ercoman

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Great podcast, welcome back Mike.

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tom

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Good to see Mike back. Hope it’s semi/ regular. Just compare the quality and entertainment of this podcast to what we’ve been getting ? It’s like the good old days snapping back into place barely breaking stride. It’s also highlights how unsatisfying the mainline GC podcasts have been for half a year. Richards plan to neglect and seeminly kill off the mainline GC podcast through a new format of minimal guests, less interesting hosts and frequent droughts in a year what many are calling the best first six months of games in many years ( which I call BS), still… Read more »