This week we’re a couple of Super Smashed Bros. talking about Spencer’s vacation, Dragon Ball, gashapon, Love Hina, Nintendo removing games from their eShop, PS5 storage dilemma, mayo, eSports, Saves The Day, and a potential pod about Star Trek.

This week we start by talking about new Mana projects in the works followed by Rainbow Six clean-up, Doom Eternal save data drama, Flight Simulator is on Xbox, and GameStop holds video cards and consoles under their “member’s only” umbrella.

This week we talk about the Steam Summer Sale, Midnight Club 3, Hot Wheels Unleashed, the rumored Castlevania Advanced Collection, Krollywood, Rainbow Six games, game soundtracks, dirty bird names, and some dingus troll.

This week we talk about how little we’ve been playing, Metroids new and old, some upcoming games we’re looking forward to, the “free-to-play” model, exploits and who likes them, and conspiracy theories.

This week we talk about playing Cold War and some of whatever E3 was this year. Spencer wants a Super Nintendo and we talk about the Gameboy Advance turning 20 years old. We’re belt guys, we talk shower preferences, and a hypothetical loss-of-sense scenario.

This week we talk about EA looking to get themselves some-o-dat Duty magic. There’s more black goo talk. We talk Star Citizen, Star Trek Voyager, and Sky King. A new Cold War glitch ruins Tom’s CoD experience and Quentin Tarantino loves feet.

This week we talk Resident Evil Village, various Kickstarters, Konami and a Metal Gear Solid Remake, the Oasis story, Sheath underwear, Don “UFO” Air Force guy, and Robert Pattinson not being so bad.

This week we talk feedback, Final Fantasy VII, how birds aren’t real, the passing of Kentaro Miura, Kill Bill, famous people, Michael Bay sucking balls, and vomiting in restaurants.

We talk emulation, Mortal Kombat, fandom, trading cd’s, the garbage Tactics Advanced, art shaming, the “sex talk”, first kisses, serial killers and the government.

We talk bands we used to like, games galore, puppets are terrible, rubbers, artbooks, Sears catalog, Montana, and scary old people behind the wheel.