This week I give my impressions of E3, how games feel like a cinematic adventures with gameplay shoehorned in as a second thought, and my thoughts about the console gaming future as we move closer to iterative releases.

Mitch gives us the full rundown of the Southern Fried Gameroom Expo 2016 in Atlanta; pinballs, Coleco Chameleon, arcades, Microsoft Hololens, and more.  Where to find us

On this episode of Cereal at Night I wanted to clarify my thoughts and opinions about Uncharted 4.  It's not that I think it's a bad game, I just don't think it's groundbreaking with it's antiquated, repetitive gameplay.  In the second half...

This episode I have done a full 180 on my stand on the iterative console releases for the Xbox One and the PS4.  Also Nvidia announces their new Pascal cards; the 1080 and 1070.

The PlayStation 4k is a thing, but not really.  That said, the iterative console release is, and the specs have been leak.  I discuss on this episode.

This week is a bit random.  I talk about some of my favorite podcasts and why, a new PC upgrade, Destiny, and why Destiny has been my gaming kryptonite.

This episode I am going to cover what the iterative console releases could look like hardware wise if they happen and what kind of expectations we should have for them.

Bungie kicked off it's live stream countdown to the April update this past Wednesday. Check out my reactions and impressions in this episode.  

We are getting a 335 light cap, a new strike, a new quest line, new gear and new weapons.

This episode I give quick debriefing on VR as it sits today, discuss why I continue to be excited about Destiny, and why arguing about resolution on consoles has led us all to an iterative release cycle.

On this episode I talk about my initial impression of The Division and how I think it will hold of for the long term.  I will cover my thoughts on Sony announcing they are also exploring iterative console releases, and event threw out the idea of...