It's something unpredictable. But in the end? It's right.

We hope you've had the time of your life.

Hell Pie is a spiritual successor to Conker’s Bad Fur day, and a successful one! It’s also not very funny because it’s trying too hard to be transgressive. However, the platforming is kind of on point, which pains us greatly to say.

Jimmy looks for a new job, but gets interested in figurine collecting instead. Kim has some harsh words to share with Howard. Gus explains to Nacho the terms of their agreement.

You make your decision to listen a podcast, you listen while you do not move, you die. You make another decision to listen to a different episode. Yet again, you do not move. You die. But at least you have a few of the meta resources you need to live a little bit longer. This is kind of what playing Loop Hero is like.

Streamer Life Simulator is, believe it or not, streamer slop. An incredibly janky asset flip that tries to skate by on utter charmlessness. It’s also one of many simulator games that doesn’t really bother to make a game out of what it’s simulating. It just slaps a bathroom meter on it. In addition to complaining about this bad game, we talk about various instances of reality breaking down around Gary.

This is the closest you're getting to a Mewgenics episode, folks.

Jimmy mourns. Howard mourns. Mike makes himself at home at his new job.

Kaye, Dennis, and Moxie talk about 007 First Light, Wreckfest, Diablo IV, and much more!

The Grind:

• Kaye: 007 First Light. Wreckfest.

• Moxie: Diablo IV.

• Dennis: Diablo IV.

The Multiplayer:

• Favorite rainbows in games.

The End Boss:

• Bungie ends active support of Destiny 2.

• Rayman Legends Retold takes a beautiful game and uglifies it.

• Stuntman: Hollywood announced, looks rad.

Ah, the arcade. The once-only home of video games has become a nostalgia center for the old at heart. We explore the still extant arcade scene and see what's out there that we're less familiar with. It's still a fairly robust scene!

We all have voices.