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We're going mobile this week checking out the power houses of the handheld gaming field. We look at the original Game Boy and the Game Boy Advance to explore their library and reminisce on some of our favorites as a kid.

Our series continues looking for those delicious gems you may have seen but never played. This time with the Nintendo 64 and the Gamecube. We get introspective dream diving then straight into sticky controllers of determent towards the end.

General and I return to our retro roots to look at games that you may have overlooked or not had access to as a kid. We'll be going through the Nintendo line of consoles picking a game that wasn't in the limelight and may have been put in the vault a lil too soon. Welcome to our new series simply titled "Hidden Gems"

Our society almost PRIDES itself on stretching yourself too thin. Work 50 hours? check. Hobby turned also into a job for another 30 hours? Double check. This is not sustainable and sometimes you have to learn to hit the pause button and do a self check to make sure YOU are doing OK and not spinning in circles.

The very illustrious DrMick joins us once again for this doozy of an episode. We discuss the rather profound thought of how social media quantifies peoples opinions. Even if they aren't exactly based in fact or truth.

We all want to break free from the monotony out there. It's a sea of same when it comes to content creation and many aspects of life. Here's how we aim to break out of the norms and help you with that as well.

The world is full of opinions. No really, everyone has an opinion and want YOU to hear about it whether you want to or not. In this episode we cover some of the talking points of how social media is used by some and abused by others.

8BitDee joins us today and inspires and awes us with her incredible Final Fantasy knowledge. Her knowledge doesn't end there though and educates us further on the mystery that is Lupus. She is quite the inspiring caster so don't miss this one.

We don't normally cover recent events but when something this SPICY happens we can't help ourselves. We're only human at the end of the day and a deep dive in analyzing what happened at the Oscars was something we couldn't pass up. Is it real? Or was it faked?

General and myself discuss the importance of valuing ones time as a creator. From companies to developers you as a creator should be compensated for your time no matter HOW large your community is. We give insightful tips on how we've overcome this hurtle and continue to for future projects to come.