A Video Game podcast dedicated to what gamers really want to know, and the gamer lifestyle. An independent voice in a crowded world of video game podcasts, Orange Lounge Radio is dedicated to giving a forum for every gamer to have their voice.
The longest running live show and podcast about video games on the internet. An independent voice in a crowded world of video game podcasts, Orange Lounge Radio is dedicated to giving a forum for every gamer to have their voice. Hosted live weekly for the past eighteen years by DarkSakura (Jamie Summers), skie (Rob Roberts) and LOKI, Orange Lounge Radio gives listeners the opportunity to interact directly with the show and give their feedback on the hot topics in the gaming industry thru live call-ins, a chatroom, e-mail, twitter and more. Winner of a Podcast Award for Best Gaming Podcast. Nominated for three Best of Live 365 awards. Tapes live on Sunday nights on the VOG Network. For more information visit http://www.orangeloungeradio.com
Tonight, we celebrate and thank all of our community for 900 weekly episodes across 20 years of broadcasting. Thank you all for your support! We jump right into the gaming news of the week which of course includes the major bombshell that Microsoft is purchasing Activision-Blizzard. We discuss with our live chat what this might mean for the future of the company (and some of those retro titles in the vault). We also get into the frustration of how the “bad guys” might win, with a major payout for a CEO who destroyed the company with the toxic culture he created. We discuss this and much more on another week of the longest running podcast about video games online, Orange Lounge Radio!
Also in the News:
* PS3 Games on PS5 Store?
* Game Workers Union
* Kingdom Hearts Cloud Versions Dated for Switch
* Switch N64 Emulator Updated
All this and more on the show where EVERY gamer has a voice– Orange Lounge Radio!
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