4205 Cast

Strap in. E3 was so dense it took us an week and two tracks to cover it. EA: 00:01:45 Microsoft: 00:30:15 Bethesda: 01:39:00 Devolver Digital: 02:18:00

Our annual E3 predictions episode, posted halfway into E3 because we're rebels like that.

It feels weird to think about it, but Parasite Eve is 20 years old this year. We're kicking off our new series, "Used Games Only," with this Playstation era Square RPG that oozes confidence, among other things.

I don't even remember what happened on this episode. (Wizard of Legend, God of War, FF15, Call of Duty Black Ops 4, EVO Japan, nonsensical near-sleep rambling)

So our plans for this week got destroyed. So since we had nothing to actually talk about, we decided to actually sit down for a bit and let you all know what we're up to, some changes to our format and weekly plans (no we're not going anywhere). Also Nintendo's online plan for the Switch.

Our very first Spoiler Warning episode was released almost two years ago and that subject matter was a comic book movie war. Proving there's nothing new under the moon, we bring you the latest Spoiler Warning episode about Marvel's newest epic. Spoilers await you inside for Avengers: Infinity War. The 4205 Cast will return.

No spoilers in the description! We talk about Anthoney getting his hands on God of War a bit early and everyone runs out their #GameStruck4 list.

Miss us? Dragon Ball knocked the cast off air for a week, but we're back with MORE DRAGON BALL! We kid, we actually talk about God of War, Halo, and Microsoft's abysmal first party support for their system.

These dudes finally got together and managed to talk about an anime for an entire episode. Welcome Anthoney to his first Spoiler Warning episode and get that Andre loser out of here. The cast goes all out on Dragon Ball Super, and other Dragon Ball tidbits. There are spoilers within. YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED!

The 4205 formation of crotchety old men discuss bowling games with a fighting mini-game, anime with a fighting mini-game, a shipping simulator with a shooter mini-game, and new newly freed from NDA Magic the Gathering: Arena. Andre tried to quit early, but as a great wrestler recently said, if you fight for your dreams; your dreams will fight for you!

We start off the second century of the cast with the return of Foodie205 cast featuring Super Mario Cereal, and answer some of our left-over trivia questions from our episode 100 livestream. Also, in actual video game news, The Witcher himself, Geralt will be in Soulcalibur 6!

Well, despite promises that we wouldn't try in Episode 99, we decided to give it a shot, and bring you a new edition of #Foodie205, and build a few games in a thought project.

Well, we're in a February slump, where the news is light and the releases are spread thin, but we managed to talk about a nice potpourri of things, based around throwbacks, remakes, remasters, fun, and prosciutto balls. *music via Toyler Eber on YourTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A_lFb-Pq_uk

In what can be described as our first actual "tradition," we hit our annual review of the games that will be present at Evolution 2018, and ask the eternal question, "When's MAHVEL?" (spoilers: the question should be "Where's MAHVEL?" because it's not at Evo.)

Try as he might, Andre could not stop the oncoming wave of content that makes him sick. Listen in for Dragon Ball Fighterz, Monster Hunter, news about the the Nintendo Switch's dominance, and other items from the past week.

Roguelikes galore. From our recent heavy playing of Dead Cells, in addition to Binding of Isaac, and recent newcomer Slay the Spire, we've gone RNG crazy, so we're going to talk about it for a bit if you don't mind. Also, God of War news, and some Nintendo tidbits.

We took at trip to Carnegie Hall to attend the Distant Worlds Final Fantasy concert. Spoilers: we loved it. Hear us gush about the experience on today's episode.

A far cry from our "Optimism in 2017" episode, we're starting from a pretty high point from a stellar year in gaming, and we have a lot to look forward to in the year to come. Will 2018 keep the ball rolling? Will we have a 5-man cast for more than one week in a row? So many questions.

2017 was a pretty damn good year for gaming, and drastically better than 2016. It wasn't all peaches and roses, so here is our year in review, discussing the good, the bad, and the ugly of 2017.

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Today, we engage in a little conversation concerning the importance of art direction and why it's more important to have a strong art style than simply having impressive technical graphics. Also a lot of Xenoblade 2 and Capcom news. **audio credit for ending from moemoemafia: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LNW93w8BLhc **

2017 has been a pretty damn good year for gaming! Some of the year's heavy hitters duked it out at Geoff Keighley's Game Awards for the coveted first place spoty and life lessons about the Oscars. We've got the recap right here

We can break this episode up into two halves. First, our escapades on the Thursday Ketchup live tour, and second, when we get a little more serious than normal and hit the net neutrality topic. Getting your net chopped up is a bad deal.

We know, we know. We've been beating the DLC paywall storyline for a long time now, but there was no way we couldn't talk about the Star Wars Battlefront 2 saga, faux mea culpa, and oddly worded reversal.

Be warned for the spoilers within this jam packed Super Mario Odyssey spoiler episode featuring Theo and Andre. There are spoilers. Believe us. Also a we fit in little Xenoblade Chronicles 2 talk at the end.