Join AMKomnenos, BananaHammockRepublic, and LegionGrey as we discuss the perspective of choice in games and why some work better than others. We discuss narrative methods such as quick time events and cinematics and how they can help or hinder the game play.

Join AMKomnenos, BananaHammockRepublic, and LegionGrey as we discuss the nature of what is a hero in a video game? What typically makes for a better story, a chosen one or someone who chooses to become the hero? We will use examples from various games and discuss whether or not a character within a great story is elevated or a great character within a common story is made great by that character or... is it a little bit of both?

Join AMKomnenos, BananaHammockRepublic, and LegionGrey as we draft characters in the spirit of fantasy sports. We will pick playable heros and/or companions known from their games rather than from outside lore (comics, movies, etc.) Who will draft the best team? Comment to tell us who you think won!

Join AMKomnenos, BananaHammockRepublic, and LegionGrey as they discuss their favorite worlds in gaming, their least favorite worlds, and why you might or might not want to live in each. Expect a lot of Sci-Fi, a lot of Fantasy, and a little less emphasis on Horror.

Join AMKomnenos, BananaHammockRepublic, and LegionGrey as they continue their discussion on Mass Effect 1, its mechanics, its antagonists, and its pushy-flirty main cast.

Join AMKomnenos, BananaHammockRepublic, and LegionGrey as they discuss the first game of the Mass Effect series, its incredible storytelling and world building, and our dives into some of the main characters.

Join AMKomnenos, BananaHammockRepublic, and LegionGrey as we tackle Banana's and Kom's favourite game series: Final Fantasy. Why should you start playing today? What makes the series special? And where should you *not* start playing?

Join AMKomnenos, BananaHammockRepublic, and LegionGrey as we dig into the the subject of challenge and speed runs. Are games more fun when an extra challenge outside of finishing the game is performed? Should games have hidden rewards for completing hidden challenges?

Join AMKomnenos, BananaHammockRepublic, and LegionGrey as we dig into the role history plays in video gaming. When is historical accuracy important? Is playing with the details dangerous? Is Assassin's Creed a documentary?