Chance Time!

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!

With Paul briefly out of commission, Curtis and Ryan bring in James Criddle. Yes, the James from the famous phrase, "thanks for coming to see James!" As a software developer, he has dabbled in game making and shares some of his ideas with us. Plus, we play a somewhat rousing game of Who Said It? Sephiroth vs Ghengis Khan edition!

You can check out some of James' game demos/progress on his youtube channel here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcPhlXnftUoBr2rP0Y2P0SA

Paul Bills, Ryan Speakman, and Curtis Lowe talk about collecting video games, their collecting habits, and try to define different types of collectors.

Curtis couldn't make it onto this episode, so Paul and Ryan brought in their friend, Sterling Mason. In lieu of recent news about Lucasfilm Games, they discuss Star Wars games. Their favorites, least favorites, as well as their Star Wars dream games.

Ryan Speakman, Paul Bills, and Curtis Lowe make bold video game predictions for 2021.

Curtis, Paul, and Ryan talk about the excitement around certain games and how it affects our perception of them. They also provide some tips about how to manage your expectations around hype, as well as discuss some games that lived up to the hype, and others that didn't. 

Curtis, Paul, and Ryan discuss video game soundtracks, as well as their histories with video game music. Thanks to Jonah Henderson for asking us about this topic!

Paul, Curtis, and Ryan discuss the Game Awards this year. They predict what they think will win in some more notable categories, as well as invent their own categories that they would like to add in.

Special guest Cade Hollingsworth joins Paul and Curtis, as Ryan asks them about their experience gaming while having children, as well how they plan to introduce and mitigate gaming in their kid's lives.