This month we pick the game of the year. Aaron bravely brings more than a few JRPGs with him. Justin finds some serious Mario redemption. Plus, we’ll never see the sequel demon samurai.

A bounty of game discoveries out of Japan has Justin and Ryan’s playlist for the season if not the rest of the year. xCloud arrives on PC and iOS to extend Game Pass’s reach to the browser. Plus, high level tag teaming in Tasos.

This month we pick the game of the year. Aaron tries to negotiate platforms in a world of ninjas and robots. Justin isn’t happy with his skull wardrobe but knows it will get better. Plus, it’s your turn to fight the Yakuza.

It may finally be over, but Justin and Ryan will keep an eye on game reveals just in case. Nintendo decides to release a bunch of games in 2021 while showing what everyone wanted. Gamefest 2022 may be a last gasp for E3. Plus, Judgment passed on.

This used to be much more straightforward, but Justin and Ryan adapt to a new summer of game announcements. Gamefest starts off strong and asks why E3? Ubisoft and Xbox have another opportunity to earn some new players. Plus, Judgment passed.

Justin makes some new friends behind a barrier. Ryan takes Ganon to the moon. Knockout City gives out some Rocket League launch vibes. E3 Season is best served with urgency. Plus, otters bathe best.

This month we pick the game of the year for 2020. We also pick a game of the month for every month of 2020. We also pick a Greatest Game of All Time. Aaron and Justin are back! They have a lot to catch up on before they can arbitrarily rank 2021 games.

Ryan has 899 to go. Justin finally pays attention to family. Ubisoft wants to make games that make money. Horrible Night thinks people like watching videos. Plus, Biomutant hype might be a thing.

Justin rejoins the EDF out of necessity. Ryan seeks perfection. Nintendo gives back to the next generation of game developers. Getting good doesn’t mean you can play games with everyone. Plus, Epic courtroom drama.

Ryan raises his sticks. Justin continues his ghost chores. The Show deserves its influx of new players. Getting excited about new releases isn’t safe for everyone. Plus, Warzone bombs its map into the past.