Horrible Nightcasts

Aaron gets whiplash from hunning mons on his blackrock asteroid expansion. Jordan gets trapped by online quick time events and can't finish anything. Justin's friend Norman is giving away warframes for free but only in your mind. Plus furniture revenge.

Cole has gone a bit old school with Dragon Age: Inquisition. Be on the look out if he starts taking sick days. Justin also manages to get Cole to submit to conversations about other topics - like Chasm, Final Fantasy VII to XV, and The Disney Afternoon.

Jason helps Justin kick off a new Horrible Night podcast with the latest in old Star Wars video games. Zombies, nuclear thrones, the grimmest of fandangos show up before GTA gets delayed and Telltale turns to TV. Plus a Nintendotoaster.

Cole and Kenny explore Dust: An Elysian Tail. Kenny is still impressed by the feat of the lone developer who made this game, but does that make the game good? Cole defends furries while scratching that metroidvania itch.

Aaron gets HOTs for the most recent Star Wars movie with Tay Zonday. Jordan climbs the rooftops to hide his shame for his gender from Peter Molyneux. Justin censors a sculpture of his favorite Choo-Choo from gamers in Australia. Plus space dinosaurs.

Our 5th annual Grimmys is now in the books. Before we close the book on 2014, Josh Lee makes a surprise appearance to offer his opinion to Justin on the awards. Let's see how many awards he thinks are "right."

Our Games of the Year discussions come to their conclusion. Day Five awards locals, developers, musicians, and writers. Oh yeah, and a game of the year or two. It's time to get stubborn and sell your opinions as fact like never before.

We cross the midway point in our Games of the Year deliberations. Day Three gives all the F's, has plenty of characters, and welcomes back an old friend. We try to keep it together as these awards' mood swings are getting out of control.

We cross the midway point in our Games of the Year deliberations. Day Three gives all the F's, has plenty of characters, and welcomes back an old friend. We try to keep it together as these awards' mood swings are getting out of control.

Games of the year deliberations and award selections continue on. Day Two features old games, disappointments, promises, fast games, and overachievers. Nothing goes as planned, sometimes that is a good thing.