This week we talk about Konami not getting the memo. Gamescom didn't change any of our opinions on games we were already exited for, but who cares because pirates. We give our review on Suicide Squad and No Man's Sky.

Intro: "The Progression of Regression" by Chunk! No, Captain Chunk!

Close: "The Joker" by Steve Miller Band

This week Vargo means "hinges on" rather than "hearken" and we give some reviews. Overall, not a bad way to spend an hour and sixteen minutes.

Intro: "Everyday Superhero" by Smash Mouth

Close: "You Can Call Me Al" by Paul Simon

This week we talk about a few game reviews, McDonalds mayonnaise usage, Disney's live action movies, and more.

Intro1: "Summon the Heroes" by John Williams

Intro2: "Got Good Lovin'" by Brandon Santini

Close: "Your Sword vs My Dagger" by Silverstein

Hey Geeks! This week we talk about our most anticipated games for the remainder of the year, what we think of "We Happy Few" so far, and we review a few things as well.

Intro:"Yukon Song (from Calvin and Hobbes)" by The Beatlesons

Close:"Star Trek End Credits" by by Michael Giacchino, Hollywood Studio & Symphony & Time Simonec

This week we review Inside, Lights Out and the first two books in the series Meg, and learn that Vargo is really stupid. We also discuss the values of Netflix and Amazon Prime.

Intro: "Superhuman" by Velvet Revolver

Close: "Dirty Diana" by Michael Jackson

Remember that Ghostbusters (2016) review. Well, here are all the spoilers from that same cast. We talk and go into detail on what was good and bad.

This week we have a lot of reviews to go over. Mostly movies, but we did get two games in there. We talk about Pokemon Go, 7 Days to Die and a bunch of movies, including the new Ghostbusters.

Let the hilarity begin. This week we play Million Dollars, But..., the massively fun card game from Rooster Teeth. And if you don't find this funny, you may have issues we can't solve.

Intro: "Money" by Barrett Strong

Close: "Moneytalk" by AC/DC

We've just finished posting all of the Panels for DCC16 and now we're going to talk about our experience with the Con.

Since when is he Clark? Seriously, this was a good panel. Clark was great.

Hail Hydra ;)