Ryan likes a good plan, but does every good video game plan need to be public? Justin wants to see what you’re playing so please change your privacy settings accordingly. Coop goes to War. Plus, justice for the true King of Kong.

Justin is worried about Boss Key and Cliffy B, but he’s gonna play Radical Heights anyway. Ryan checks in with OWL at the season’s midway point. Coop is a fan of Buck. JB loves/hates gaming in his murder hole. Plus, turn on these night vision goggles.

Two episodes in and new rock solid rules arise around selecting a monthly game of the year. Justin brings rodents on the high seas. Ryan heads to Big Sky Country. Aaron gambles with animals. Plus, a truly touching moment down on the farm.

Justin isn’t sure that Steam Machines ever actually came out. Ryan is continues to be incredibly handsy. Coop realizes that 59.99 is almost 60 dollars. Plus, what exactly is the criteria for this World Video Game Hall of Fame?

Ryan doesn’t mourn the death of video game reviews, but is there anything good to pick off the carcass at all? Justin finds whimsy in games again and wants some of yours. JB was done with that game 3 weeks ago. Plus, Ubisoft wins!

Justin has seen the top of the fort and likes it better on the ground where everyone can remember what games they were good at. Ryan notices everything going to mobile and it’s Unreal. JB pulls a rabbid upset. Plus, good dogs.

Ryan can retire from video games since he got everything he’s ever wanted out of a beta. Justin refuses to pick his jaw up off the floor when looking at Fortnite’s rise. JB just wants the rabbids to go away. Plus, are we salty about Gabe?

Debut episode as Horrible Night returns to discussing the games they played before arbitrarily pitting them against each other on a monthly basis. Justin, Aaron, and Ryan break down the games they played in Feb to select a new and old game of the month.

Ryan accidentally picked up a Switch about a year ago. How did we get here? Where are we going? Justin thought shooters had become predictable, but Ion Maiden and Rainbow Six: Siege have something to say about that. Plus, the latest from GMA.

Justin may be suffering remaster burn out, but maybe there are a few more still out there that will be worth playing. Ryan knows the problem isn’t with video games so how did we get back here already? JB tries to own all the JubJubs. Plus, shell outs.