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Apple Music
Just tell Siri. “Siri, play Gamesboro Radio on Apple Music” and BAM, you are transported instantly to the greatest video game radio station of all time! The advantages here are you don’t even have to click on anything to start listening, no ads, and it works with Apple Car Play so you can hear the best tunes around even when cruising down the interstate.
TuneIn
We have been on the TuneIn platform for many years. Although it does have ads if you don’t have a pro subscription. TuneIn is a very easy way of listening to the station and is available on almost every platform imaginable. Fun fact: Over 3000 users have favorited our station on TuneIn. Feel free to do the same, we won’t try to stop you.
If you want to give it a try hit the link below!
Simple Radio
Simple Radio provides a direct link to our tunes; and while it has ads appearing on the app it plays the music stream with no issues. With optional in-app purchase you can remove ads and set a sleep timer.
Simple Radio on Apple App Store
Radio.net
Similar to Simple Radio you can access Radio.net from their website, or using the mobile app located in the Apple App Store for iPhone or on the Google Play Store for Android devices. This one also has ads that appear on screen, and video ads will play when you first access the link through a browser but it does give you direct access to the music feed.
Gamesboro Radio
Let’s not forget that you can always listen to the station with your portable device right through the website on the mobile browser. The biggest advantages to this are that you won’t have to hear advertisements, and you can see the box art of whatever is playing.
We are currently investigating on how to bring you an app to your mobile devices that have the same advantages as visiting the site. We feel this would be awesome for Apple Car Play and Android Auto especially. Keep your eyes right here on gamesboro.net for the latest on these developments!
We recently added a new streaming option for the broadcast. On the site below you can now select HLS as your stream. The advantage to HLS is that it automatically decides what is the best quality that your connection can handle so that you don’t have to know what bitrate you need to choose manually. Think of it like when you are watching YouTube and the quality of the stream changes to match your connection.
How About You?
Do you connect to the station in some other way? Maybe you listen through Winamp by loading our playlist directly into the application, or through another more modern application? I can see on the backend that we have a lot of listeners who connect to the station in a very wide variety of ways, and from all over the world.
In fact, I want to hear about where you are from as well. Feel free to create an account on the site so that you can respond below to this post. We require an account to keep out the spam bots, a necessary evil these days.