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Kris and Kole talk about proximity policy, flawed geography, and hostile packaging. ALSO: We tell you what you want. Nothing better. Kris is laying down. It rained in the house. Cash me ousite ha ba da. Girlscout cookies and week depositories. Helicopter disasters. Exclusionary brands. Australia is not a country. What it’s like to learn now. Goose shit and taxes.

The most Psygnosis-looking non-Psygnosis game is virtually unplayable. Seriously, look up a video of this game.

Links: Ex-Men | Little Big Bangs Duckstream 2017: Days of Future Cast Live - YouTube — You can watch this instead of listening if you want to see all of our beautiful faces

Kole, Ben, Dennis, and David talk about Year of the Dog celebrations, Prey, and we ask you how you name your characters in games. The Brief: Overwatch does some year of the dog celebrations. Konami explains the MGS V disarmament bug. Dab on ‘em Haterz is a game about bad YouTube comments. Twitch has added new chat channels for channels who chat. New loot box laws in are falling into place. The Mul...

Mech month was a lot of fun, and you turned out in force to share your thoughts about these games. Next month we're covering Ikaruga, Jamestown, The Witcher 3: Hearts of Stone, and the Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. Support Watch Out for Fireballs!

Behold the Mario 64 that might have been. Argonaut was on top of the world, doing 3D programming for Nintendo. When they cooked up a prototype 3D Yoshi game in their spare time, Nintendo was intrigued... but they passed. So the two organizations went their separate ways. That prototype became Croc, while Nintendo went on to make Mario 64. Are these things related? I don't know, let's just talk abo...

What happened during Roland's return to Gilead from Mejis, and how exactly did Gilead fall? Murph joins me to talk about two story arcs from the Dark Tower comics: The Long Road Home and Treachery . These give us a little more time in Gilead that was before it falls, and show us some of the cosmic implications of Roland's quest.

It's a spooky and funny, fun and fast platformer from a series that is notably bad.

This penny is swallowed, and these undead are Hollowed!

This spoon is bender, and these graphics won't render!

Kole, Ben, Dennis, and David talka bout Monster Hunter: World, the shuttering of Mayfair Games, and we ask you about your worst grinding stories. The Brief Settlers of Catan developer is shutting down. Shadow of the Colossus has new secrets. Vampyr is releasing June 5. Video games and monks. The Multiplayer What’s your worst story of grinding for something in a game? The Grind Dennis: DropMix. Wat...

We're playing fast and loose with the mission of the show in order to talk about the most unlikely thing: a board game adaptation that is also a very good movie. Tim Curry headlines an ensemble cast that tries to solve murder after murder in a nonstop horny farce. This movie should be remembered for a lot more than its "multiple endings" gimmick.

Will you learn to love a weapon? No, no you won't. However, you will love the way Titanfall 2 feels to play. The way it handles shooting and movement is something to behold. Though the story leaves a lot to be desired, the game's standout levels and breezy pace made this a perfect conclusion to Mech Month. Support Watch Out for Fireballs! Links: Exosquad Opening - YouTube Titanfall 2 by An Angry A...

This eye is inner, and these fellas like dinner!

Kris and Kole talk about delivery logistics, awful queso, and delayed gratification. ALSO: Give ‘im the heater! Scavenger hunt for my packages. A very bad watch. The tubed food market. A comment from our racist president. A campaign against Tide Pods. A long story about getting shot. More Subway. China doesn’t want to take our garbage anymore. Dolphins are delaying gratification.

This onion is sad, but this podcast is rad!

Brayton Cameron returns to school us on Bloody Roar and usher in the new age of Chili Horse. Special Guest: Brayton Cameron.

The season ends on a classic, and a subversion of our "most undead are trash" rule. The show is taking a brief break, and will return starting March 5 with our season about the Shadowrun supplemental manual "Paranormal Animals of North America".

This week we ask the question "why is Storm such an idiot?" and unfortunately we don't get an answer. Instead, we get an episode of He-Man with Marvel characters and a Star Trek plot. It's real weird. We also cover a good episode about Nightcrawler, and have to deal with a lot of Sabretooth/Mystique fanfic. I'm sorry, y'all.