The great NFT debate goes somewhere it maybe shouldn't...

Twitch gets hacked, Ridley gets smacked, at least one prestige studio lets their 5-day workweek get whacked.

A parody to surpass Metal Gear... 2? Specifically that one? George checks out "UnMetal," Matt & Liam check out New World, there's some tasteful nerd rage over Sora for Smash.

The peace of the Dadosphere is threatened when the purity of one's love for their fictional characters is questioned.

When two of the biggest companies in the world go head-to-head, everyone loses!

Liam watches through The Matrix trilogy and experiences some unlikely coincidences. Matt checks out the fancy new Steam version of Cookie Clicker, George checks out Surviving Mars

We were all really really busy this week, with only one hour to record a podcast, so we sped through the basics of everything to make the most of it. Including MLK Mode in Fortnite and Liam's new game getting a load of positive press coverage.

Evangelion ends for like the fourth time, medieval mythology gets retold for the hundreth time, Matt plays all the way through some obscure Metroidvanias for the jillionth time. Liam does more thrifting, Soulja Boy does business, and George shows his mom anime.

George projects his psychological problems onto his dog, also plays Minit and talks Ted Lasso with Liam, who saves a bundle by going secondhand. Another Western Square Enix project fails to meet expectations.

George is all about hoping this dog solves his productivity problems. Matt checks out Everhood, Liam goes all in on recommending Dodgeball Academia and The Ramp. Titanfall hackers pull a Kojima.

George checks out The Forgotten City, while seeking depression help from all the wrong places. Matt gives some talk on outdated 80's stereotypes from old movies, while Liam finds a horrifying dark side to a cute Japanese game about furry animals. Meanwhile, Activision implodes and McDonalds pogs.

We all play Death's Door together, Matt smokes up and watches Space Jam 2, and Liam made a monkey's paw wish over Skyward Sword HD. This is all happening while Activision's employees are organizing events painful and destructive, and much-needed enough to maybe turn into unionization?

Ves joins again to talk about The Steam Deck , Skyward Sword, and how the police can arrest modders in Japan. Matt plays Cloudpunk, Ghost 1.0 & Phoenotopia: Awakening. George plays Hunt.

SGDQ is live! Cruelty Squad is getting finished up, Nintendo's "new Switch model" isn't exactly what we predicted, and neither were any hopes Silent Hill fans had this week.

Mario Golf? More like Mario, umm, Cough. HahahahaHA. George gets into Cruelty Squad, Matt gets into Remnant, and then we go down a list of very very spicy news stories: islamophobic sniper PR events, Facebook VR ads, voice-acting AIs taking all our jobs, and The Cancellation of Fivenights Atfreddysman.

Jason Schreier shows up to take questions about what happens when game developers and journalists alike get shuffled around, laid off, or retire amidst changing media lanscapes without rock-solid job security

We're catching Matt up on all the game trailers he didn't watch. Minutes after recording,. Nintendo saved E3 and everyone's souls so now no one has to worry about going to hell.

Matt's staring into the abyss, madmen released the Jankel cut of Mario '93, Bo Burnham drives us crazy from being Inside, and Yuji Naka is not having a good time.

Hello and welcome to our favorite angry Māori, Tali "Veselekov" Faulkner, developer of Umurangi Generation. Vesekelov is here to talk about what it's like solo deving a game about things that make you angry, politics whooshing over the audiences' head, and cryptid sightings out in the Australian bush.

MattVisual is off on a work project, NitroRad joins in his place and soon we all have a plan developed on how to capitalize on the Twitch hot tub meta.

Unexplained aerial phenomena, evil village residents, and the Israeli–Palestinian conflict swirl together in this bonkers coverage of a bonkers week.

Whoever would have guessed that big-money corporate lawsuits would be so entertaining? Matt & Liam are playing Resident Evil Village, George joins in on the totally-accurate history lesson of Yasuke, and we worry about the future of video game podcasters.

It's all fun and games (Invincible, Ted Lasso, Persona 3, Nier, Super Mario RPG, Resident Evil Village, Sairento VR, Umurangi Generation, to be exact) up until we talk about the Epic lawsuit.

A quiet comfycast with just Matt and George for this week while Liam meets milestones. We're cracking into some comfy JRPGs with Ara Fell & FF7 Remake, and talking creepy meme misinformation.