The Epilogue Crew breaks down open world games and argues Marcos argues that Kingdom Hearts isn't one of them. Plus, EA releases a Battle Royale and there some juicy Nintendo Switch rumors float their way onto the podcast.

Blake, Marcos and Dakota break down what it means to cheat in a video game.

The Epilogue Crew asks whether Fortnite is really Netflix's biggest competitor. Blake argues that some games can only reach their potential on mobile platforms, and Andy gives up Marcos' big lead in the trivia segment.

EA continues to crush our dream Star Wars games, so we have to create our own. The Epilogue crew discusses what their ideal video games look like, and why that doesn't involve Sim speedruns.

The Epilogue crew talks about the disappointing Alien Blackout announcement. Ben says that 2019 will be the year of Banjo-Kazooie, Dakota predicts that Anthem will tank, and Marcos believes Kingdom Hearts III will be game of the year.

The Epilogue Crew talks about their video game resolutions for 2019 and breaks down sex video games. Are there any good ones? Ben, Dakota and Marcos break down the genre and its future.

The Epilogue Crew breaks down the announcements of the Epic and Discord stores. Marcos defends the in-game advertising in Street Fighter V while Dakota believes that a level must first have penguins to be properly holiday themed.

The Epilogue crew breaks down the Game Award announcements and tallies up their predictions. Why don't video games have a comedy genre? Ben, Marcos and Dakota look to find the answers.

The Epilogue Crew brings on Blake Guthrie as a special co-host for some Game Awards predictions and pipe dreams.

The Epilogue crew breaks down what it takes for a game to be completely broken. Ben laments the news that Sony won't be at E3 while Marcos and Dakota don't even know what a Pokemon game is.