Nathan Bias
Outdatedreferences's podcast
Outdated References is a show about the love of TV, Films, and Video Games. We all choose a show to watch together and sometimes we give homework to each other to hopefully get them to enjoy something new.
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Nathan Bias
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15 ott 2026
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Outdated References 2:Good Old Fashion Beatdown 25.07.2016 1:13:41
This week we catch up on our EVO 2016 experience with the Live show vs ESPN2's broadcast and our experiences with the current FGC scene. Then we go on about the different games we have been playing before arguing about "Gay" Sulu. Yeah, it feels good to be back. --Nathan Bias Buy Esteban's movie: FGC: Rise of the Fighting Game Community (Also Check out Esteban's Tekken 7 vids at Bandai Namco's...
Outdated References Episode 1 11.07.2016 1:24:41
This week we are talking Game of Thrones Spoilers, Adam's Phoenix retro game finds, I am happy about my newest retro purchase and we talk a little about Pokemon Go phenomenon. Russel also explains how some people actually believe the original Ghostbusters movie wasn't a comedy. Wait what?! Oh yeah, I love Zootopia and was chat about Disney and Pixar... --Nathan -------------------- iTunes Page (...
Outdated References Episode 0 19.06.2016 1:08:36
So after the sad implosion of our previous podcast, we decided to regroup and bring you our newest show: Outdated References! This week we are with Esteban, Russ and Nathan and we discuss Overwatch, Estaban's FGC: Rise of the Gaming Community, more retro gaming talk like Sega Master System and a general update on where we were for the past year! I'm also proud to share our new podcast intro and ou...
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