Horrible Nightcasts

Justin goes single player in this week’s episode. He continues to rave about Dorfromantik’s brilliance. Days Gone continues to have weird methods to draw in fans. Path of Exile never stood a chance. Plus, Sony gets closer to Epic.

Ryan brings everybody to golf. Justin finds multiple pleasant villages. PlayStation looks to continue doing what has put them on top. Diablo II has never looked better and neither has its competition. Plus, Prime nostalgia finally hits.

Justin punches his way through Season 23. Ryan Rises to High Rank. Our favorite games can do better at welcoming new players. Now would be a great time to catch up on games we forgot to finish. Plus, MLB likes Game Pass more than Sony.

Justin fails to play with any cards at all. Ryan finally Rises. Sports games need to adapt before the courts make them adapt. No one seems to be trying to bring back No One Lives Forever. Plus, sign everyone up for Baba Yaga of Tsushima.

Nobody puts Outriders in a box. They never thought they’d be Monster Hunters but there’s no hope for them this week. Justin maxes out a Witch Doctor. Ryan watches paint dry. Plus, Square Enix has other games and studios.

Spoiler warning for Final Fantasy VII Remake. Justin, Ryan, and Cole never pictured Midgar quite like this. They saw people from a new perspective, ate some fantastic pizza, got into a motorcycle fight, and kept getting distracted by some dude.

Not all open world games were made to be finished. The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles make an arcade comeback with a new lead singer. Ryan’s rise hype is about to peak. Justin gladly shares his crowns. Plus, no Bethesda news.

Specs for the new Switch have us salivating at the beautiful OLED possibilities. When music games come back, how will they be shared? Ryan conquers his nemesis monster. Justin is tyring to share his loops. Plus, We Are Refund.

Sony tries its hand at hyping up the next batch of 2021 releases. We hope Mario is taking notes from his latest encounter with Bowser. Justin finds some rhythm. Ryan pushes zombies on his friends. Plus, EA resets everything.

Spoiler warning for Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales. Justin, Ryan and JB learn what it takes to be a great neighbor. Winter swinging around the city finds family, cats, nostalgic sounds, way too many criminals, and dangerous science projects.