Goliath's Gaming Corner is back for the new year! David and his guest go Into fan bases and how they can make or break a medium, and how much power a “fan base” really has. They go over some of the most toxic kinds of fans and the impact they can have on new comers to the content. We also discuss weather or not content creators have any obligations to fans and if so where should they draw the line. Games and topics include: League of legends, Fortnight, Harry Potter, Overwatch, and, of course, Magic the Gathering.

It's the last Goliath's Game Corner of the year and we're doing something a little unconventional. We take a step back from electronic gaming and talk about tabletop, specifically trading card games and the impact they've had through recent years. We're talking Pokemon, Magic the Gathering and Yu-Gi-Oh as well as gaming events and economics of trading card gambling. We tackle what made these giants so strong, and how they match up in a market focused on technology.

With the holiday season upon us, we look at games that missed the mark, and couldn't hold up to the hype. Games that were expected to be great this holiday season, but due to micro transaction, laziness, and quick production cycles, didn't live up to what they could have been. Goliath sits down with Patrick Hartz, and go over the games that could have been way better at the end of 2017.

Let's-a-go! In honor of Mario Odyssey's release, Goliath has invited over Ben Hamlin to talk about the Mario games they can afford to play. It's not just a nostalgia trip though, as the two discuss Mario's malleability and impact, as well as the sheer breadth of the plumber's brand. And yeah, they gush about Luigi's Mansion a lot.

As we near the holiday season, Goliath and Zack talk about the games coming out this year that they're looking forward to the most. Can we expect any of these games under the tree this year? We talk Assassin Creed Origins, Battlefront 2, Call of Duty WWI, Pokemon and more! Deck the Halls this Halloween with Goliath's Gaming Corner.

Gaming is a constant battle between triple A big franchises and under the radar indie developers. Only one will reign supreme. Or both. There's room in the market for both. Goliath and his guest Zach Damerval talk the pros and cons of little fish in big ponds - by addressing development cycles, rushed products and funding. We talk Call of Duty, Last of Us, Rime, Portal, Undertale and Five Nights at Freddy's.

Goliath welcomes back Zach Damerval to talk about open world games. From the original Legend of Zeldas to modern greats like Grand Theft Auto, Breath of the Wild, Fallout and Skyrim. But when can an open world game go wrong? Goliath and Zach talk about the need for sufficient lore, and all the other facets essential to a good open world game.

Goliath welcomes back the mysterious, masked host of Super Cinema, Ben Hamlin to talk about the superhero sub genre of video games. The Dynamic Duo talk about capturing the essence of a character, unique comic book story-telling and all those classic arcade beat 'em ups and Street Fighter Crossovers. We talk about Batman: Arkham City a lot in this episode so, Holy Video Game Analysis, Batman!

In today's episode, The Goliath's Gaming Corner crew go over the future of the gaming industry and how the introduction of things such as VR have given gaming a hand up in the entertainment sector. As gaming continues to grow, and adapt to new tech, we take a look at other forms of entertainment such as television and movies and whether they can keep up with the growth of the gaming industry. We're examining price, replay/rewatch ability, speed in which content in produced, and overall immersive experience.

Goliath's Gamin Corner returns from hiatus! Last time, Goliath tackled the Playstation but for this episode with special guest Zach Damerval, they take a look at Nintendo and what they have done to consistently be one the best gaming companies. They take a in depth look at all the Nintendo classics as well as new IPs and discuss the future of Nintendo's franchises. Games mentioned: Legend of Zelda, Super Mario Bros, Metroid, Splatoon, and the ultimate Nintendo franchise, Super Smash Brothers.