Ethan has been a bit outspoken against The Walking Dead episodes prior to their release, and Justin and Brandon couldn't be happier with the series after the first episode. Can they convince Ethan and his ilk to stick with the series?

Video games are normally rewarding and entertaining, but there are those moments when they turn on you and make you feel dumb. Justin, Cole, Ethan and Josh are pretty familiar with that feeling and open up about some of their low moments in gaming.

Josh Lee and Ethan Moses talk through the Warhammer 40k and Warhammer fantasy franchises and discuss their experiences with the video game iterations of the classic table top games as well as their hopes for future Warhammer themed games.

Giant robots engaged in an eternal battle give Josh, Justin, Ethan and Aaron more than enough reasons to try to figure out what exactly a Xenoblade is. Plus is Fez fun, what can you see with a blacklight, and in depth Prototype fashion analysis.

There is no question that Journey is a special game, but just how unique of an experience is it for every player? Justin, Aaron and Justin put on their scarves to discuss the intricate details of their time with Journey.

Justin, Cole, Ethan and Josh are all back but they are tired of all of the cynicism around games lately. Instead, this week they focus on the fun factor of their favorite moments with games from LAN parties to just being evil.

Not content with just a singular review of Mass Effect 3 on HorribleNight.com. Brandon, Justin and Aaron take time to reflect on their own space adventures and decide if Mass Effect 3 is a must play or nice-to-play game.

As another Wrestlemania approaches Cole, Justin and Josh relive the glorious history of pro wrestling video games. From moonsaults on the NES to Rock Bottoms on the N64 to RKO's on today's consoles, our favorite slobberknockers will live on.

The Backlog Commandos, Cole and Andrew, join Josh and Justin to discuss among other things the proper rating for Rapture, duckfaces in space, hot bounty hunters, a bad game ending, WWI flight, drunk kids, non-games, Clive Barker and Aladdin in Minecraft.

Justin, Cole, Ethan and Josh turn to a live audience to determine what traits define gamecation worthy video games. From Square games to Irrational games, Dead Spaces to Noire stories these games have brought out the best and worst in gaming habits.