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The story is in the telling, and who cares if you stretch or fib a little bit? That's the conceit at the center of Call of Juarez: Gunslinger that raises it above its predecessors. It also raises it above its own gameplay, which is firmly in the "arcadey shooter" category. It's stylish as all hell, and it bends to fit the narration in exciting and entertaining ways.

A few times during the episode, we decry that Gunslinger was pulled from digital stores. In the time between when we recorded the episode and its release, it was recently re-listed after Techland bought the publishing rights. So go grab it and see what's up!

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Links:

• The Green Mile Trailer - YouTube

• Gun (video game) trailer - YouTube

• Answering the Call of Juarez (A Series Retrospective) - YouTube

• Mad Dog McCree - PlayStation 3 - Official Trailer - YouTube

• Dying Light - Launch Trailer - YouTube

God's only perfect creation, Tommy Lee Jones, once voiced an action figure who tried to torture a boy. That was the genesis of Small Soldiers, an attempted multimedia franchise with the craziest casting and the wildest soundtrack. This episode was originally supposed to be about the "Globotech Design Lab" game, but that wouldn't run, so we did a survey of the property instead. And Kole also talks about stop #1 on his Kastle Quest.

This dog just wants to be a real boy.

Controversial provenance provokes the most pedantic of posting.

They did the Crash Bash, it was a mediocre smash.

Kole, Ben, Dennis, and David talk about the Nintendo Labo, Valve’s acquisition of Campo Santo, and we do a Free Play Multiplayer.

• Dark Souls port for Switch delayed to “Summer”.

• Valve buys Campo Santo.

• Detroit: Become Human demo gets some favorable coverage.

• Free play!

• David: Bloodborne. Far Cry 5.

• Kole: Nintendo Labo Variety Kit.

• Ben: Subnautica.

• Dennis: Subnautica. Catherine.