BecauseVideoGames

Another densely packed episode where we tackle the big No Man's Sky update, The Culling 2 controversy, the Nathan Fillion Uncharted fan film, how we think critically about games, and tons of your questions.

We tackle a mountain of topics including Ant-Man & The Wasp, Robocop Returns and the rise of new/old movie sequels, having too many games to play and never being able to replay old ones, and lots of pizza and McDonalds.

Jim Carrey is in a Sonic The Hedgehog movie! Fortnite is doing cool new things! Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom is...okay! This episode gets weird. Enjoy.

A dense episode where we dig into weird Spider-Man movie news, advice on how to break into the video game industry, and the video game addiction disorder classification and how it can maybe actually help. Also: we tell you how to spend your money on Steam sales.

A wild running tangent of an episode where we finish up E3 talk with lots of details on Cyberpunk 2077, Sony's Fortnite crossplay cross-account woes, new Batman casting rumors, and a strange dive into Resident Evil lore.

E3 2018 is in full swing for the boys. Amidst the chaos of all the new video games, we're joined by our pal Jimmy Champane of Fear Frequency and YouTube to talk about weird things at E3 and the new Halloween movie.

We gush over the Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse trailer and break down our hopes, dreams, and expectations for E3 2018. Buckle up/in - this is a wild one.

Pokemon Let's Go Pikachu is detailed for Nintendo Switch, Bethesda announces a completely new Fallout game, and Jake and Andrew break down the potential Sonic the Hedgehog live action movie.

Also Star Wars.

Battlefield V spices up WW2. Deadpool 2 and Spider-Man casting news surprises us. We lament the Black Ops 4 campaign and discuss the death of physical games. We are also very tired in this episode.

Another week closer to E3 means even more rumors. Pokemon Switch rumors hit the internet and Jake and Andrew react to it. Along with discussing Rage 2, No Mans Sky leaks, what's missing in the video game industry and our favorite PS1 games.