Bitfaced

Our brothers from Nerd Cubed join us for an episode dedicated to the Nintendo 64, a console very near and dear to our hearts.  We rattle off our favorite titles from the system that brought the joystick back into gaming all while Shawn gets yelled at constantly for not using his microphone properly.  This episode is best enjoyed with way too much beer and a late night order of chorizo burritos.

Brazenly traveling down a path they should never wander, Eric and Tyler decide to do an episode about the current state of politics in America. Luckily their friend Drew showed up to actually provide some intelligent commentary mixed with lots of well earned laughs. This episode is best enjoyed with a warm slice of apple pie covered with melted American cheese.

Tyler and Eric get back into the swing of things after an extended but much needed absence from The Bitcave.  They discuss Suicide Squad, No Man's Sky, Battlefield 1, and their mutual excitement for the upcoming Nosulus Rift.  Eric also rants about his dislike for Activision and their business strategy of charging full price for ten year old titles.  This episode is best enjoyed with a glass of grapefruit juice and a piece of buttered toast.

You might have heard of a little game called Pokemon Go, but Trevor Martin (aka T Mart) has been catching them all since the cartridges were colored red and blue.  Tons of high level strategy for the game as well as our impressions are expressed over a couple of beverages in the Bitcave.  Tyler also gives a little redemption for Mighty Number Nine, a game he feels was completely given the shaft by reviewers.  Eric makes a time permitting appearance to talk about the new Ghostbusters and Overwatch.  This episode is best enjoyed eating three scoops of Neapolitan ice cream while looking down at your phone.

That's right, forty.  Matt Dawkins takes a break from shenanigans (for possibly the last time) only to bring most of them here.  Thunder chunky is the only way to describe our episode this week, we fill it over the proverbial brim with our favorite games of last generation.  If you missed any of these titles you need to drop what you're doing now and go back and indulge.  Tyler's list is full of ridiculous choices, while everyone else brings you legitimately great games. This episode is best enjoyed with blocky graphics and a cover of Crosseyed and Painless.

Bitcrate challenges the philosophy and expectations of the monthly subscription box concept by offering a user-tailored experience, an approach that is not available anywhere else on the market. We were happy to welcome the whole Bitcrate team to the sauna this week to discuss Bitcrate’s origins, an exceptional business model, and the care they take in packing up a geek's paradise to ship to their subscribers each month. This episode is best enjoyed among beverages and newfound friends.ends.

The Runaway Film Company's owner James Britt stops by to give us his cinematography origin story. We talk about James' heroes (which aren't the Avengers), inspiration, and passion for cinematography as well as his past, present, and future work. Take a listen for some great information on Enos and The Hypnotist. Don't worry, there's no twist on Bitfaced! This episode is best enjoyed with a viewing of Memento paired with the sparkling of a vampire and some zombie drool.

It's Father's Day in the Bitcave!  Eric's Dad made the long trek across the country to talk to us about his love of cinema and the movies that influenced his life.  We go a million directions as per usual, tell a few good stories, and we get to hear the tale about the first time that Eric cried during a movie.  The first of many sob sessions for his weepy, depressing ass.  This episode is best enjoyed with perfectly cooked sea scallops and a medium rare steak.

Battlefield 1, Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare, Days Gone, Dead Rising 4, Death Stranding, Detroit, Dishonored 2, For Honor, Gears of War 4, God of War, Gwent, Halo Wars 2, Horizon: Zero Dawn, Inside, Last Guardian, Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, Mass Effect Andromeda, Prey, ReCore, Resident Evil 7, Scalebound, Sea of Thieves, South Park: The Fractured But Whole, Spider-Man, Star Wars, Titanfall 2, Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Wildlands, We Happy Few. It's our E3 extravaganza. Best enjoyed in hell with your balls pouring sweat.

Jordan Mohler was our inspiration to take the jump into the world of podcasting, and after a long delay he has finally returned to our little corner of the internet to update us on his project of passion, the ever evolving but always excellent Kill The Music.  We talk about new music, our podcasting heroes, some of Jordan's upcoming guests, and of course make way too many references to Back to the Future.  This episode is best enjoyed day drinking with a large bag of fake cocaine.