My thoughts on BioShock on the Xbox 360. If you want to learn more about the Gospel of Selfishness, the would you kindly listen to this episode? 

My thoughts on Dark Souls on the Xbox 360. Will this review be the "Dark Souls" of video game podcasts? HAHAHA of course not, don't be ridiculous.

My thoughts on Fallout: New Vegas as played on Xbox 360. Another Problematic Favorite, but this time with a twist: what would happen if Bethesda had the original creators of the Fallout franchise work on the game instead? Let's find out!

My thoughts on Fallout 3, as played on Xbox 360. Welcome back to the post-apocalyptic world of "Bethesda magic" and problematic favorite bugs. Get your Pip-Boy and greaser haircuts ready! 

My thoughts on Alan Wake, an action-thriller but really survival horror game for Xbox 360. Welcome to another episode where I talk at length about a game that is better than most think, go on at length about creativity and overshare, but it is also a game about nightmares and dreamscapes. And a cat.

This should have been the perfect game for me: comedy, monster killing, art style, great dialogue, and heavy metal. Then I played it. Brutal Legend, we need to talk...

My thoughts on being vengeance! My thoughts on being the night! My thoughts on being Batman in Arkham Asylum!

Ummm... it is a very good superhero videogame.

My thoughts on The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. Oh man, this is one of my all-time favorites* but is very much a Problematic Favorite. Enjoy this trip into Viking-themed frozen fantasy!

*provided the game is modded

Oh boy, here we go, starting my foray into the Xbox 360 era with a Bethesda Softworks game. This is a mixed feelings sort of game for me, and not the best way to start off their catalogue. The Elder Scroll IV: Oblivion, we need to talk...

My one and only Dreamcast game is a Resident Evil offshoot title starring the Redfield siblings and the biggest cast of whiny jerks one could never hope to run into. This one also introduces a new segment to the podcast: the Problematic Favorite. I enjoyed it, but at what cost?