April makes fools of us all, but especially readers of video game magazine EGM in the early '90s.

Chiptune superstar Jamatar is back to talk about the music created for and by the SNES and Genesis. Featuring never-before-heard 16-bit snipits!

Mario's most common enemy, the Goomba, is obvious a... wait, what are they exactly? Friend of the show Graeme Allen stops by to add his thoughts.

When it came to Wii launch titles, Red Steel was supposed to a cut above.

Quest 64 wasn't the best RPG on the Nintendo 64, but it was certainly the first.

An investigative report on why Knuckles the Echidna detests cigarettes.

Caspian Whistler, creator of A Profound Waste of Time, pops in to talk about his newest issue and a few very unique Game Boy games.

Author Aidan Moher emerges from the mist to reveal a section of his new book that didn't make the cut.

Ben ends the season on the lowest note possible with a look into the worst year in gaming history.

The final entry in the Movement in Game saga is here!

Guest Expert Jamatar breaks down the history of the infamous Atari Lynx.

Daniel Dockery, author of Monster Kids, swings by to offer listeners a look at the Pokémon anime (and some jelly donuts).

Witness thrills, chills, and tentacles as Ben opens the door to classic point-and-click adventure Maniac Mansion.

We dive into a long-running Nintendo franchise with surprising origins and terrible luck..

Join Tom and Adam Vian of SFB Games and artist Catherine Unger as they break down the magic behind their point n’ click mystery Tangle Tower.

Don't have a cow, man. It's the perfectly cromulent history of some of the best, worst, and weirdest Simpsons video games.

This episode goes out to all the 35 year-olds who dream of getting rich and flying with the fairies.

Ben and Push kick off season 8 with a look into games that became movies and movies that became games. It's a media crossover madness!

Come on a guided tour of the PS3 cult classic Tokyo Jungle. You are encouraged to feed the animals.

Ninja Baseball creator Drew Maniscalco stops in to talk about the development of the '90s beat'em up and its new comic.

Vib Ribbon is a strange rhythm game with a strange history.

In the season finale Ben and Push take a deep dive into the world of wonderfully weird gaming merch.

Head on over to TheYetee.com on April 30 or May 1 to snag the limited edition Memory Card shirt!

The most ambitious crossover of all time is up for debate, but the most ambitious crossover of the 8-bit era is a game you probably didn't know existed.