The Playcast is back and Season 5 begins with a bang! Jeff and Barry talk about the Series 3 Pre-Order Launch with all the craziness of the past few months of conventions. They also cover and review the first game announced from the newest Series...the amazing Metroidvania Cathedral!

What happened to Episode 100? Does our TooManyGames panel count? We shall find out in due time!

Barry and Jeff go over what has happened in the last couple of months since the last episode of the Playcast including convention stories, Premium Edition updates, and the latest Series 3 Premium Direct! They also talk about the game of the episode, Metroid Dread, and the influences the series has had on them over the years.

Jeff went solo again, this time at Southern-Fried Retro Gaming Expo in Atlanta, Georgia. The panel covers all about Premium Edition Games and goes into an interesting Q&A with the attendees with details about producing physical Nintendo Switch games, including talking about other companies!

Barry is joined by Frank, part of the Premium Edition Games marketing team, and they talk about all things Super Nintendo. It is SNES September after all! What games did they play and did they need to adventure off the Nintendo Switch?

This time around Barry and Jeff go over Art of Rally and a few other games they've been playing. They also talk about ethics and the stances that certain limited companies like to publicly take on social media with certain holes in their logic. Plus they go over Series One Deluxe Editions and an update on Series Two!

Jeff went solo at Southeast Game Exchange in South Carolina. This panel is a primer of what Premium Edition Games is all about and why we make the style of releases that we do. He also goes into the process of creating physical items how it was done in the 80s and 90s.

JP is back with Barry and Jeff to talk about some major Premium Edition Games updates, new Switch games coming out, and lots of news. They also each go over a standout game they have played recently.

Barry and Jeff take on the crazy action-based boat driving game Wave Break. Is this tribute to Tony Hawk's Pro Skater, but in boat form, worth of getting the physical treatment? They also talk about collector aspects and maximizing the space they have to effectively display their collections.

This episode Jeff, JP, and Barry talk about the Zelda-esque title Turnip Boy Commits Tax Evasion. Jeff tells a few stories about what went down at Classic Game Fest in Austin, Texas. They also go over the question of whether or not Code in Box "Fauxical" games count for full set collectors. Let us know what you think on Discord or record a message directly on Anchor!