Justin and Ryan recap the E3 2019 EA, Bethesda, Ubisoft, and Square Enix press briefings. Do you have any other studios other than Respawn? Why can’t I kill nazis and demons at the same time? Helen wins E3. Scorpion tank battles forever.

Justin and Ryan recap the E3 2019 Google and Microsoft press briefings. Why did we start so early, Google? Is the streaming future now? Who does Keanu work for?

It’s June and there’s no time to breathe before E3. Justin and Ryan make first party and third party predictions. It turns out there’s no simple answer to what an Avengers game should be. Plus, the return of monster behemoth slaying hunts.

Ubisoft has 4 games yet to be announced that will come out before March that will pave its way into the next generation for better or worse. 2019 has sucked the momentum out of a lot of our game sessions. What will fix it? Plus, rivals unite.

This month we pick the game of the year. Aaron knows what awesome feels like after trying several times. Justin almost wants the game to play itself. Coop votes for the coolest. Plus, ain’t no co-op party like a JB co-op party.

The games of this year are trying to keep up the momentum of some of the best video game years in history. It opened up the opportunities for what promises to be an ugly war between digital storefronts. Plus, not all crunch is equal.

Close friends may not be the best ambassadors for card games. Justin and JB learn that there may be a KeyForge deck out there for each of them. Unstable Unicorns should come with a consent form. Plus, the king should read the rules.

Maybe the right solution here is for Disney to just work directly with Respawn and keep EA out of the Star Wars press cycle. One group that’s having a really great year in video games is dogs. Plus, changing your name has never been so complicated.

This month we pick the game of the year. Justin doesn’t want anyone to talk to him, but kind of wants a squad. Coop has HoNinja dreams. Aaron is perfectly happy mashing away to dad jokes. Plus, trash pandas are curious characters.

Sometimes a sequel is just more and that’s all the hype it needs. There’s all kinds of reasons to stop playing a game, and most aren’t even in the game’s control. Plus, Apple opens an arcade and nobody is as direct as Nintendo.