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We start off strong with laser tag, shitty human behavior, debate on the use of nuclear energy and then move into gaming mysteries with a segue as subtle as a brick to the face. If you hear children screaming... Well... keep it to yourself. :P   Shine on doods!

Last week, before the madness of the stonks - there was an equally mad event. Microsoft doubled the price of its Gold Membership. It... didn't go well. Also we talk about Gamestop's meteoric climb in the stock market. Neither of us are experts, so take our thoughts here with a big ol' grain of SAHLT.

Today we speculate about Resident Evil day and the news it holds as a lead into the real topic Simping. Also, I start a deeply one-sided feud with some wholesome man puppet named Arlo. A line has been drawn.   Shine on!

The Harry Potter RPG got pushed back... I think a lot of games are side eyed staring at Cyberpunk and now they wanna push their games back and maybe cancel last gen versions. Don't even blame them, but it does beg the question... What other 2021 games will be pushed back to next year?

This episode is all about the games we wish we would have played when they came out. We plan to correct these mistakes this year!

2020 has been a bit of a sh*t-show. But it has also been a pretty solid year for games. Especially Indie games. And even with all the great games we caught, there were some that flew under the radar.

'Member that special holiday gift? The year you got your all time favorite game? Member?   Let's talk holiday memberberries!

Two guesses as to what this episode is about... Yep! The Game Awards. And CDprojektRed's most epic ride to the bottom.   Shine on, and buckle up!

With everything that's been said about the game awards, and the clusterf***ck of a year that is 2020, we're having a hard time caring too much about them this year. We keep trying to get back to talking about it, but instead we talk Star Wars, Mario/Nintendo Land and Immortals!   Universal Theme Park Mario Land Pictures: https://themeparkuniversity.com/universal/breaking-super-nintendo-world-to-op...

Slow news week so we get to do an evergreen topic. Having fun talking about timeless art styles we love, and calling out a couple recent games we think will age well.   Shine on!

It's a long title. Basically, we are trying to predict which game or games came out this year that will be influential/will be included on a games of the decade list in 2029.   Internet was not terribly reliable for this one due to very high winds and so there is some distortion on my side of the conversation which is weird. Sorry.

Next Gen has launched - Matt has some hands on time, and gives us some insight into whether it's worth the money to get one right now. Also, which controller is better, which performs better side by side. And of course... Does it do 60fps all the damn time like we deserve!?

This week's episode is all about the games we feel defined, pushed, and influenced this generation.

Everyone is anxious, and tired, and juuuuuust needs a distraction.   SO HERE IT IS! Nothing too serious, just us chatting about game predictions, possible surprises next gen, Sean Connery movies and more!

The last week has had a few things happen that seemed to rock the gaming world. Namely, a massive wave of DMCA strikes, and even more evidence of crunch at CD Projekt Red.   This has led to some pretty wild statements over DMCA and copyright in general - so we get into it a little bit to maybe shed a little more light on the situation.

From Pokemon Source Code to the Death of Quibi - we round up on some of the news that came out this week.

Genshin Impact has been a major success... Is it because of Sex Appeal? Is that the most important piece of a free to play success? We talk waifus, Japanese tastes, and waxed b*ttholes.

Some big news this week! RE movie reboot cast announced, CD Projekt Red going into into crunch, and MSI has been caught scalping their own products.   But also, I entered a short film into a competition. I entered my short "Good Cop, Bad Cop" into the My Rode Reel 2020 competition in the comedy category. I'd appreciate it if you'd give it a watch here: https://myrodereel.com/watch/9488   And if yo...

We're finally doing my birthday episode. Which means we go off subject and talk about movies.  Specifically, comedy movies. BUT FIRST: we talk Smash News!

Microsoft bought Bethesda... And that can mean big changes in the gaming landscape.

Sony delivered a strong counter to Xbox by announcing a solid (if expected price) as well as a surprisingly reasonable Digital Only price. Add to that, they delved a little deeper on games we saw earlier this year - and it proved to be a pretty awesome presentation. For our live, more in depth commentary - head over to Youtube and catch the stream archive here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Grzq...

This week's episode sees some news worth talking about from Nintendo and Xbox!   Plus: BLOPS Cold War, Bill & Ted, DLSS AI powered Up-scaling, and more!   Check out the DLSS comparison images here: https://imgsli.com/MzM1Ng https://imgsli.com/MzM2OQ

Gamescom was... a little bit of a disappointment. There was ONE thing that excited us - Sable! So, we talk about that but then we move on to a question Kaiber asked on twitter.   "Do you think you can judge a game before you finish it?"   Also, I take a minute to commit film nerd blasphemy and rip a tiny bit on Kubrick. So, buckle up them buttholes and listen here!

You know what's two hours long and ranges in topics from CoD Cold War, to Netflix Video Game Docuseries High Score? This episode of the podcast. 

Love them or hate them, E3 and Evo were both touchstones for the gaming summer. And without them - gaming news has become a somewhat uncontrolled trickle instead of Gaming Christmas. Will these events be reborn post-pandemic, or are they dead and ready to be replaced?