AEW fans hoping for a new episode of All Elite Arcade are going to have to keep waiting.
The gaming podcast hosted by Evil Uno and Adam Cole has gone quiet since its last episode aired at the end of April, leading many fans to wonder whether the show had quietly ended. Now, Evil Uno has confirmed that the podcast is officially on pause.
According to Uno, AEW Games content has been placed on hold for the time being, which includes All Elite Arcade. Addressing the situation on social media, Uno admitted he’s just as disappointed as fans are.
“I miss doing the All Elite Arcade podcast as much as you miss listening to it, but it is in a holding pattern until further notice. I hope you all understand.”
The update comes after weeks of silence surrounding the show, which became a popular destination for gaming discussions, wrestling talk, reviews, and interviews featuring guests from both industries. The pause also arrives during a period of change for AEW’s podcast lineup.
Earlier this year, AEW Unrestricted came to an end after more than 300 episodes. Hosts Aubrey Edwards and Will Washington indicated that additional content could be coming in the future, though details have remained limited.
There has also been talk behind the scenes about AEW developing a larger podcast network, but no official announcements have been made regarding what that might look like or when it could launch.
For now, All Elite Arcade joins the growing list of AEW media projects currently in limbo. While Uno’s comments don’t suggest the show is permanently gone, they do make it clear that fans shouldn’t expect new episodes anytime soon. Whether the podcast eventually returns as part of a revamped AEW podcast network remains to be seen, but for now, the arcade doors appear to be closed.
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