In this fascinating episode of Elementary Gaming, Nate reviews Rayman 1, 2, 3, Origins, and Legends. He also opens a trendy coffee shop where lattes cost $9, but they're premium quality, so it's okay.

In this installment of Elementary Gaming, Nate reviews the 2002 remake of Resident Evil. He also attempts to tap dance, and is faced with immediate regret.

In this riveting episode of Elementary Gaming, Nate reviews the standard edition of Dragon Quest 11, or XI, if you're really into roman numerals. He discusses the majesty and wonder of Acts 1 and 2, and the disappointment of Act 3. He also starts a Tumblr blog featuring only puns about toast which is titled "Toastally Awesome", which is hilarious to him but a huge disappointment to his family and friends.

In this episode, Nate reviews the five original 3D Zelda games: Ocarina of Time, Majora's Mask, The Wind Waker, Twilight Princess, and Skyward Sword. He also brings back Peanut the Squirrel from the dead.

In this episode, Nate reviews "Dordogne", a 2023 hidden gem of an adventure game from France. He also gives an essay-length dissertation on the value of poetry.

In this episode, Nate reviews the Mafia Trilogy, including "Mafia: Definitive Edition", "Mafia 2", and "Mafia 3", and he experiences varying quality between them. He also takes up gardening as a hobby.

In this episode, Nate discusses his experience playing the Pixel Remaster editions of Final Fantasy 1 through 3. He also learns how to juggle.

In this very first episode, Nate reviews the 2016 PlayStation game "Owlboy" and names all 50 states from memory.