Downloadable Concept

Hello, The Listener! Welcome to a very special podcast special; it's the one hundredth DLC episode! That's right, the century mark! Triple digits! The Grand Hundo! We are so very thankful for the support and we sincerely hope that we can continue to entertain and maybe help teach and foster a more generally positive community around games. Failing that, the world can always use more fart jokes.

In the episode, Jeb illustrates just how A Lot Ni No Kuni 2 is, we talk about the previous 99 episodes, there's some hockey sidetracking, and a special Retro Gaming News special looks back at where it all began.

Another month and we are back again The Listener! Personal and scheduling conflicts have messed with the recording opportunities but we made time to do a Podcasting just for you! We start off with a diversion about board games and their unpleasant relationships with colonialism before catching up on another month of videos game. For anyone interested in that thing what Jeb is on about, you can check out the FF4 Free Enterprise website here! http://ff4-free-enterprise.com

Hello and apologies for the delay, The Listener! You may have been worried about our absence but we are back, and the only thing to worry about is Talen's French speaking.

In this episode we discuss the missing month of games, which surprisingly enough is only in part about Monster Hunter World.

A strange series of events lead us to talking about Gex, and well, you can see where that led us.

Happy new year, The Listener! Yes, we are back, no, December didn't happen. Don't worry about it, December isn't real anyways. What's important is that it's January and you know what that means - a retrospective of all the everything that was 2017 was and a naming scheme that makes barely any sense even in context.

It took a minute, but we are back with the 96th episode of the Downloadable Concept Podcast!

To celebrate, Fox and Jeb made the incredible joke for this episode title. In the episode proper, Fox talks about her fashion forwarding, while Jeb reveals their long-running fondness for the .hack series.

Then lag happens and a lot of it. Multiple attempted recordings later, we then answer some Real The Listener Questions from Real The Listeners!

Please give Talen infinite thanks for piecing together an episode out of all the technical problems.

Happy November, The Listener! We've got a special treat for you, as we sorta discuss current gaming news in the form of World of Warcraft Classic. There's some talk about rage quitting, Jeb is back on their Neptunia kick, and Fox gets surprised by a dog.

Retro Gaming News pays respects to the Kinect, which is more than we can say about its launch titles. Spoilers - There's a Sonic.

Hello, The Listener, we are back! So it turns out every time we try to record in October, we get slightly sicker. But we managed to get something together for y'all. A very quick run-through of what we played for the past while (made quicker by some technical issues) precedes a very thoughtful letter from a special boy, and a look back at what came out ten years ago that wasn't quite so enduring.

Hello, The Listener! We're back with a brand new edition. After a brief run of nostalgia, we take a dabble in the realm of asymmetrical games and talk about a few choice titles. Then in Retro Gaming News we... Well, that's a bit of a surprise, isn't it?

Hello there, The Listener. This week, lag happened! Hooray! We were all ready to go and have topical discussions but technical whatsitproblems happened and caused Jeb to live further in the past. We pushed on through to deliver The Content, so please bear with us.

Retro Gaming News was a lovely little 2016 September Sampler, which I believe is when Jeb was actually speaking from.

Welcome The Listener to September! Accidentally a topic emerged as we got sidetracked to talk about games that started out not so good but got much better. Meanwhile Fox catches everyone up on Yuri Jam Swans, as well as a little more talk about Sonic Mania - you may have heard of it.

In a Retro Gaming News twist, we look back at what Microsoft promised at E3 in 2014.