Topics in this episode: Is Project Morpheus a competitor for Oculus? What's next for video game engines? How useful is crowdsourcing? Are you excitied for Guardians of the Galaxy?

Topics in this episode: Why do gamers so often contradict themselves in the demands they make of game producers; is a resurgence of science upon us, and is it needed; why has a Halo movie not been made yet; and what's next for Star Trek on TV?

Nate hosts the thirteenth episode of the podcast, co-hosted by Chris, Josh, and Ryan. Topics in this episode: A new Amazon Pilots season has begun; What are the chances gigabit internet will take off; and is there a silver lining to the Comcast/Time Warner Cable merger?

Ryan hosts the twelfth episode of the podcast, co-hosted by Nate, Chris, and Josh. Topics in this episode: Have gamers become (un)willing beta testers for new games; Between DLC, subscriptions, and freemium, what gaming model works the best; and is there any hope for Nintendo?

Josh hosts the eleventh episode of the podcast, co-hosted by Ryan, Nate, and Chris. Topics in this episode: What critically panned games have we enjoyed; what does the future hold for streaming media given recent events; what games are we excited for that are on deck for 2014; and what genres in gaming are currently under used?

Ryan hosts the tenth episode of the podcast, co-hosted by Chris, Josh, Nate, and Staughton. This Christmas-y episode presents the top 10 things we at FAPCast are excited about in the coming year, along with a few dishonorable mentions from the 2013.

Chris hosts the ninth episode of the podcast, co-hosted by Josh, Ryan, and Nate. Topics in this episode: will second screen change the way we play next gen games; does gaming require a common skill set; is streaming/sharing the next-gen feature we didn't know we wanted; and are TV show finales fated to almost always be bad [SPOILERS]?

Staughton hosts the eighth episode of the podcast, co-hosted by Chris, Josh, and Ryan. Topics in this episode include: how important are graphics in video games when it comes to enjoying a title; should our future missions to Mars be round trip or one-way; is waiting in line for a release or event really worth it; and has the stream of military tech advancements to consumers dwindled?

Nate hosts the seventh episode of the podcast, co-hosted by Staughton, Chris, and Josh. Topics this go round include: have games and movies and other media become throw away experiences; what games have we lost interest in, but finished anyway; has consumer rage now become chic; and will a grittier Star Wars Episode 7 revitalize the franchise?

Ryan hosts the sixth episode of the podcast, co-hosted by Nate, Staughton, and Chris. On the table for discussion: Are movie release windows broken? Violent reigns in media, but sports are becoming sterile? Has trolling gone too far? Cloud / service based games...the new standard?