Argue the Toss

This week on Argue the Toss, comics aficionado, writer, and all-round wonderful human being Corey Brotherson makes a record-breaking third guest appearance, beating the previous two-appearance record holder, Corey Brotherson. He joins Chella and Drew to discuss Marvel's newest Cinematic Universe entry Black Panther, the first black-led Marvel film (except Blade, if you count that, which we don't, even though it's good (it's definitely brilliant, Chella, I assume you agree and don't even *think* of editing this bit out if you don't like it)). Did they like it? Did it live up to the increased expectations? Was the McDonald's still open? All these questions and probably some others are answered in the attached audio file, now available for immediate transfer to your ears.

This started as a podcast episode about Shadow of the Colossus, but turned into Drew and Chella discussing control systems. The remake of Team Ico's Shadow of the Colossus hit PS4 last week and Chella finally got to play it. So Drew and Chella compare notes on the game. Then Drew talks about a new pixel art platformer called Celeste.

Drew and Chella pick the must play games of 2018. Shadow of the Colossus kicks things off, followed by big hitters like Red Dead Redemption 2 and Bayonetta 3, as well as the Vampyr, the latest from Life is Strange developer, Dontnod. The team also investigate the potential indie hits of the year, with Mosaic and Where the Water Tastes Like Wine making the list, along with an unnamed goose.

Bright is the new Will Smith vehicle from Netflix. This buddy cop movie combines magic, elves and orcs in modern day L.A. Critics hate it, audiences kinda love it, but now it's time to find out what the ATTeam, Drew and Chella think.

Spoiler-free review of Star Wars: The Last Jedi. Drew and Chella get into it on the latest in the Skywalker saga. Very clear spoiler wall dropped at the end of the main review - listen on for the full discussion with spoilers, for those who have already watched the film. The Last Jedi has been dividing critics and fans, but will it divide the Argue the Toss team? Only one way to find out.

Dust off your tux or evening gown; it's time for the Tossers 2017. The Argue the Toss games of the year 2017 have been discussed and decided. Drew and Chella announce the winners of everything from Best Art, Biggest Surprise and Best Writing to, of course, Best Game of 2017. All decisions are final, but you can give us yours in the comments.

Drew and Chella get into the latest from DC, with a full review of Justice League. Here be spoilers, so go and see it first and then the Argue the Toss team will meet you back here. The ATTeam also discuss Star Trek Discovery, including the mid-season finale. This is a spoiler-free look at the new Trek. Let us know what you think of Justice League and whether Discovery is pushing your Star Trek buttons.

Drew and Chella talk about Mario Odyssey, Assassin's Creed Origins and discuss the latest violent trailers for The Last of Us II and Detroit: Become Human.

Into every generation, there is a chosen one. One podcast in all the world. They alone will wield the strength and skill to cast judgement; to declare which of all the Buffy the Vampire Slayer episodes is the best. They are Argue the Toss. And they are here to deliver the ultimate list - the 10 best Buffy episodes ever.

Drew and Chella Argue the Toss about Blade Runner 2049 - the sequel to the iconic cyberpunk original. The film that didn't need a sequel now has one and it's largely a success. The ATTeam get into the bits that work and the missed opportunities. It's not perfect, but it gets a lot right. This is a full review, so the spoiler wall drops around 10 minutes in.