Curtis is not able to join in on this episode, so Paul and Ryan just talk about some miscellaneous things that have been on their minds.

Ryan's Switch has gone missing, and he mourns his loss with Paul and Curtis.

Paul, Curtis, and Ryan discuss how and why games end up being remade, remastered, or just repeat similar ideas; as well as, how innovation is prioritized to create brand new gaming experiences and push games forward.

Curtis, Paul, and Ryan discuss their video game backlogs and how they manage them.

Curtis, Paul, and Ryan share their personal lists of five games that people should play in order to get into games.

Ryan has started a new relationship, and for that reason is asking Paul and Curtis how video games have affected their relationships, and what expectations to have.

Paul, Curtis, and Ryan discuss when a video game is adapted into a board game.

Nintendo just had their first Direct since September of 2019! Curtis, Paul, and Ryan discuss the announcements, as well as their feelings about the Direct in general.

Paul, Curtis, and Ryan discuss gaming genres and get philosophical about how they classify video games!

Curtis, Paul, and Ryan discuss trophies and achievements. Do they add value to games or should we see less of them? Curtis hates them!