Spring training is over and the crowd has filled the ballpark for the arrival of List Season. Leadoff podcaster Andy steps up to the plate and takes a couple of swings at the Three Best Games of 2020. Will Wagner and Jesse agree? Will they disagree? Play ball!

The gang gets together once again, traveling backward in time to discuss "current" events and to talk about what went right and what went wrong with Square's attempt to reimagine their beloved 1997 adventure. Who is Waifu Prime? You gotta listen to find out! Also discussed: The Messenger, Indivisible, Star Wars Squadrons.

SPOILERS WITHIN. Fresh off of finishing one of the most heart-wrenching and guttural experiences in the history of the medium, Wagner and Andy share their thoughts on Naughty Dog's latest masterpiece. No punches are pulled in this hard-hitting analysis as the boys take on the most dangerous enemy of all: the culture warriors of reddit.

Minion Minute is back! And boy howdy, is it a minute or what? (It's much longer.) Andy gets to pick the subject of the episode and, as always, comes up with a topic that is very simple to explain, because his brain is very good! Tune in!

Sometimes, a game is so damn good, they just up and do it again. Sometimes it looks nicer, sometimes they change some stuff. Sometimes they charge too much for it. The IMHORPG crew gets together and issues the final word on all of these topics. Featuring a brief cameo from Elroy the dog, which is why the transition song is a song with the name Elroy in it. That was probably only funny to me. Oh well.

In the latest installment of IMHORPG: The Podcast, Wagner, Jesse, and Andy finally come down hard on the games that approach greatness but ultimately fall short. They came up with a term for it, but I forget what it is.

Remember scrolling through Netflix and seeing that show "The Toys That Made Us?" Yeah, I didn't watch it either. Anyway this episode is kinda like that, but with games. And only about us, instead of a generation. Enjoy!

AK, AW, and JB discuss the merits of having dedicated their lives to video games while the government imposes unconstitutional authoritarian policies that take away our freedom to enjoy Applebee's happy hour errr oops I mean when we all have to observe social distancing to save lives, I guess. A new segment helps Jesse deal with list withdrawal, and the boys debate the capital of Montana.

Just in time for another remake, Jesse presents his master's thesis on one of the most beloved and popular puzzle-solving franchises of all time. Also featuring a detailed breakdown of the late 90's a e s t h e t i c. Leather!

Your favorite online Sith Lords discuss the beloved classic Final Fantasy VII. Does the original hold up? Is the remake any good? Who is the top waifu? Later, they discuss three games lost to the annals of time. Also, we don't discuss COVID-19 because it hadn't been declared a pandemic yet.