Game Drawl

We finish our Ocarina of Time discussion with Gerudo Valley talk, Ganondorf's Hyrulian takeover, and sprinkle in a little timeline talk for fun. We had a blast going back to Ocarina and hope you enjoyed joining us on this journey!

We continue our Ocarina of Time discussion by jumping forward 7 years and meeting Adult Link. And his counterpart Dark Link, who wears JNCOs and listens to Dashboard Confessional probably.

We gear up to take on Ocarina of Time - the N64 classic about a time traveling elf! There's also lots of vore and Hyrule drug trade talk. Plus we include some great interviews with fans from the Huntsville Comic and Pop Culture Expo!

The media of November 1998 was wild and plentiful! Plus we have our interview with Rumble from the radical Transformers cover band Cybertronic Spree! Also, in this episode we find out how much Scott hates Donkey Kong.

Check out Cybertronic Spree at https://www.facebook.com/TheCybertronicSpree/ or their YouTube channel HERE!

The crew talk about media releases in March of 2017, including the Power Rangers movie, Breath of the Wild, Telltale games, and more!

This week we tackle our first creepypasta with the 2017 mystery game (and YouTube series) Petscop. Note: the game has some disturbing subject matter and subtext, and we try to handle it as delicately as possible.

The rest of IGN's list is tackled, including a Nintendo-heavy top 5. What do the fellers think? What do YOU think?

From Metal Gear Solid to Civilization, Pokemon GO to Silent Hill and more, the fellas discuss and lovingly critique IGN's top 100 games of all time. Do you agree or disagree? Editor's note: Earthbound is the best game ever made.

The Game Drawl guys discuss the media of November 1993, including The Nanny, Mrs. Doubtfire, Mr. Nanny, and more stuff that doesn't include nannies!

We are joined by The Hard Times' Bill Conway and Matt Saincome to talk about satire, comedy, the punk and DIY scene, and more on a very special episode of The ReBrew Podcast! Music by Blame Sydney (Just Stand Still) Coverfire (Monday Morning) and The Cro Mags (Hard Times)!