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Sega has expressed interest in reviving dormant IP, so we talk about Sega franchises we'd like to see make a return during the current generation. Kid Chameleon and Streets of Rage. Condemned and Afterburner. All these and more on this week's show!

This week, we're talking about mixed-media in video games and how different forms have intermingled in different titles. We then try to come up with ideas for how this concept could be used in the future. Ryan tries to explain the movie Gamer to Shanee. It doesn't go well at all.

This week, Shanee returns from Dallas with tales of danger and intrigue. Ryan agonizes over the monetary investment involved with purchasing a gaming laptop. The gang discusses broadening their horizons to different video game genres to which they haven't really given a chance.

This week, Alberto Aranda sits in for Shanee while she's out of town. We talk about revisiting old games, what a new PlayStation handheld would be like, and pretty much just hang out being rad dudes.

This week, we talk about the 7th generation of video games and our favorite entries from that time. You got your DMC you got your Vanquish, you got your RAGE(Bethesda come on. Bring it back already). It's a fun trip of nostalgia. We definitely forgot a few good ones, but we hope you like it anyway.

We give our predictions for this year's E3 conferences as well as what we wish would actually happen. Tom illustrates a chilling image for what would be an awesome presentation while we drink bourbon and eat almonds.

This week, in the wake of Shanee abandoning us(just kidding),we have special guest Stephanie Melcher aka melchbox on Twitch join us to talk about her experience with playerunknown's Battlegrounds. We also touch on her burgeoning success as a streamer and what it means to engage with her fanbase.

This week, we discuss the outward design of various consoles give our thoughts to the overall aesthetic of each one.

This week we talk about Early Access and the idea behind paying full price for an unfinished product. Tom's perception of Early Access has changed a bit thanks to the title Road Redemption. We also discuss Kickstarter and the idea of having a playable proof of concept before agreeing to help fund a project.

This week we talk about games we haven't managed to play because we've been...buying...other...games...We discuss how large open-world games make it difficult to get through our backlogs and the fact that the deluge of exciting releases in 2017 have made it almost impossible.

This week, we discuss the joys and pitfalls of strategy guides. Why is there an orb guide for Crackdown? Do you actually need an expert pro strat for the Gears of War campaign? Shanee recounts her memories of writing a guide for Bravely Default. Tune in this week for all the details of her hellish experience.

This week, Shanee takes on a trip down memory lane and tells the story of her journey through video games. Starting way back when she was just a li'l tyke watching her dad play an obscure unnamed medieval first person title all the way to the present where she finds love in Japanese otome games. The story is full of twists and turns, fraught with giant pikachus and treacherous Yoo-Hoo bottles.

This week, we talk about the criticisms we've seen measured against Mass Effect: Andromeda and how they compare to other open world games such as Bethesda's Fallout 4.