Break out the beers, we have done it my friends. 100 episodes of pure video game centric bliss. We have something very special planned for our 100th podcast, and I would hate to spoil it in this stupid description. Just give it a listen. There are amazing guests brimming with talent, there’s harrowing drama, casual racism, and hilarious comedy. If you’re a history book writer, you’re going to be mighty busy documenting this fuckin thing.

Thanks everyone for all the support and comments. We hope you’ll join us for another 100.

It’s finally here, Fallout 4 has arrived. We spend a little time talking about on this week’s podcast but we’re going to try and save a lot of our thoughts for a bigger discussion in the future. Also on the agenda, Jay talks about all the cool new friends he made in Undertale, and somehow winds up being Call of Duty: Black Ops 3’s greatest spokesman.

We’re back after a nice little break and boy do we have a set of topics this week. We discuss the recent Fallout 4 leaks and Activision’s latest grab for the mobile game market. Jay overcomes his PTSD and Lucio reveals exactly how much his children love Minecraft: Story Mode.

We’ve got some Halo 5 discussion in there too, be warned of spoilers from about the 55:00 mark to about 1:03:00.

Tempers flare on the Enemy Slime podcast this week as we discuss the ever heated subject of Shadowrun. But before that we find time to discuss Payday 2’s Crimefest fiasco, Kojima’s lengthy sabbatical, and Rebel Galaxy.

After this the podcast takes a week off. We’ll return on November 4th.

On this week’s podcast we discuss Jay’s trip to NYCC, the horrific new Friday the 13th title and matching Kickstarter, and the woes of the Humble Bundle organization.

Also featured, two upcoming games this week, Mushroom 11 and the PC release of Lucadian Chronicles.

This week we do a little catching up with Ubisoft’s antics before having a long and labored conversation about The Beginner’s Guide. If you’re wary of spoilers you may want to come back to this one after you’ve played the game. You should also probably note that Michael would really heavily advise you not to play the game. Added bonus: Lucio finally gets his chance to tell us all about his digital life as a hotel manager.

After some technical issues we have arrived to assault your ears this week! On our plate we have the disasterpiece that is Tony Hawk Pro Skater 5, and the ever terrifying SOMA. Jay also sneaks in a little bit of Metal Gear discussion, but don’t worry, that’ll definitely never happen again.

We promised last week that would rebrand as a Sonic podcast and so now here we are. Sure some people didn’t get the memo, but that doesn’t mean we can’t be the #1 Sonic The Hedgehog podcast on the internet.

When we’re not talking about Sonic we spend some time with Persona 4: Dancing All Night, Disgaea 5, and Mario Maker.

Musical selections tonight include tracks by Holder and Cruzo.

Tonight we are joined with a very special guest, Mr. Josh Sutphin, creator of Legacy of the Elder Star, and one of the founders of the Utah Games Guild. Before getting into the real meat of Josh’s game and the Utah indie scene, we touch on Mario Maker, the raw sexuality of Amiibos, Until Dawn’s many failures, and the grand success that is Alone In The Dark Illumination.

If you’re looking to avoid Until Dawn spoilers, or just want to hear Josh talk you can skip on ahead to the 26 minute mark.

You can help get Legacy of the Elder Star Greenlit here, and assist with their Kickstarter here.

And you can learn more about the Utah Games Guild here.

Hey, we’re back! This week we discuss some remnants of PAX, Square Enix’s glorious new pre-order plan for Deus Ex, a tiny bit of Mad Max, and a surely unhealthy amount of Metal Gear Solid. Fun fact, this podcast contains the word “fisting” more than any of our other podcasts (a tough challenge to overcome indeed)!

There are some minor Phantom Pain spoilers to be had here, so if you just can’t bear it we understand.