How many games start with a war crime? 

Meck played Ghost Of Tsushima ahead of its release and can now legally talk about it. Meanwhile, Wam is legally required to stay at home and guess what, he's been playing a bunch of video games.

For whatever reason, Anan and Danial continue the Ubisoft combo from last episode, sharing their stories about controller issues and... war crimes. And Meck came in with gang wars.

The Geneva Convention isn't meant to be broken, unless in the safe confinements of a video game. Or is it? Until we are punished for our alleged crimes, we'll continue to give you sick banters for you, dear readers of this description.

Sacré bleu! We started with a Japanese joke and went westward from thereon. Wam's back in Malaysia, but not without suffering. At least he played the new Pokemon Sword Sheild DLC for real this time.

Anan allegedly survived the Steam Summer Sales and has now discovered what's it like to listen to podcasts, oddly enough. Danial brought the vroom vrooms as the crew sidestep into the realm of real motorsport talk once again with the new F1 season, and also planning to take a trip to the Lesbos Island.

For whatever reason, we talked too much about Ubisoft. Allons-y mon ami! And pardon the (Google Translated) French.

Spoliers for The Last Of Us Part II will drop at the end of the podcast.  The eternal summer of game announcements has just started and we already tired out. But that can only mean one thing: playing more old games.  

Anan and the team is back together again to investigate the truth of Persona 4 Golden now that it's on PC. Wam talks about how the new Pokemon Sword And Shield DLC is about. Meck got around and tried out Aloy and the Magical AirPod- the alternative title for Horizon Zero Dawn.  

We King Crimson'd the episode as we poked Danial about why The Last Of Us Part II's moving story isn't budging us, not even one bit. So spoilers will start at the end of the episode.  The Chad is out of jail, and have mastered the way of the trashfire.

The Future Of Gaming has arrived, but we're still playing old games. Meck revisited Kingdoms Of Amalur ahead of the upcoming remaster. Wam revisits Bioshock 2 and opened that conversation we nicely sidestepped last episode. Anan finished Disco Elysium and Danial finished a new game not out yet so he can't talk about it. Yet.

The rest of the episode the crew talking about the games they are excited about coming to the newly revealed PS5.

Enjoy video games while the future isn't here yet, but also beware of getting accidentally Stadia'd.

The future of gaming is about to arrive. For now, let's talk about old games. Old games getting remastered- like Mafia II and Saints Row: The Third which Danial checked out. Dota 2, which recurring guest Tohka has been simping on instead of his usual gacha expenditures.  

It doesn't stop there. Meck played a relatively old game that is Disco Elysium and shared his wild adventures there, and join Wam as he remembers the good old days of Bionicle- yes it's sort of video game-relevant still.  

Shut up, and see more of the wildest things we say be real in the coming months from this episode.

The last of this year's Ramadan episode is wild. We bring in potential-vTuber Irham to the panel to judge if Wam's a furry as he talks about furry animals. Meanwhile, Danial has played a You And Me And Her ahead of the Steam release and continues his roleplay server investigation. This time in GTA V. Meck played an unexpected Tony Hawk game ahead of the new Tony Hawk game announcement, conveniently enough. And Anan's not happy with Zoom.

Ramadan is ending, Eid and summer is coming, and the world seems to be getting a bit better. Now's a good time for video games. Especially ones with air dashes.

Welcome to another episode of the most popular podcast with the mention of Hang Tuah Assassin's Creed. See Danial flex his vroom vroom muscles after competing in an esport race with Malaysia's top GT3 drivers. Meanwhile, Anan is learning more Japanese for future flexing.

Wam gives in to his need for Monster Hunter, while Meck is hunkering down to report on the biggest strategy tactics releases this year.

We also talked about the new Assassin's Creed game we are getting (and the Assassin's Creed game we wanted), and reacted to The Last Of Us Part II's unfortunate news.

Remember to control your desires, especially during this blessed Ramadan month.

Link to the FF VII Remake Spoilertalk: https://youtu.be/IWm6YkNkONI

Your four horsemen of the Apamcalypse has returned with a new episode. Wam has a sanity check as we all continue to stay at home. Meck played a tad of Guilty Gear and somehow became a believer of Final Fantasy VII Remake.  

Meanwhile, Anan opens the floor for us to talk about the horrors of Specs Ops: The Line. And Danial unleashed the most unholy of knowledge to the masses, and it's not Fallout 76- though that did happen too. Reset the clock.  

Take a look at your roti canai, or your roti milo, and think: Do you feel like a hero now?

Are you still staying at home? Good, we are too. And we continue to talk about video games for your pleasure.

Meck makes his case why Animal Crossing: New Horizons seems to be the better Sims game, and finally played that Resident Evil 3 demo. Wam comes in with a gripe he has with Doom Eternal, and reports back on how Persona 5 Scramble demo.

Meanwhile, Anan explains why he prefers subs over English dubs in Fire Emblem Three Houses, while Danial, when he isn't being tied down by the internet connections, talked on how he loved the new Borderlands 3 DLC. And we all figure out what's the Dark Souls, Bloodborne, and Nioh of racing games.

Remember folks, no interest. Yes, yes.

Entry #054 (20/3/20):

The world is facing troubling times, and various parts of the world see people required to stay at home. So we played video games.

Meck supposed to play the RE 3 demo (but haven't), but he and Anan tried out the Trials Of Mana demo. Speaking of Anan, he now owns a Switch and explains why he isn't playing Zelda yet. Danial got on the Monster Hunter World wagon, while we talk about how the sports world is turning into video games now that we can't go outside for the time being.

Wam resorted to a mobile card game for his Warhammer 40,000 fix.

We live in troubling times. If you hear this, stay safe, and hear Mark Cerny's gospel.