Internet Friends

On this episode the internet friends look back and play the platforming classic Crash Bandicoot and discuss video game difficulty, how the industry has changed and what we think makes good game design.

On this episode of Internet Friends the crew decides to revisit the Christopher Nolan Batman Trilogy and discuss if they still hold up, the impact they had on Comic Book movies and wonder if dark and gritty was the right call.

In this episode of Internet friends Aaron Brie and Seth take the challenge of limiting their phone usage and discover things about themselves and their attention span.

In this episode the internet friends talk Baldur's Gate 3 the impact it has had on the games industry and how it's a great entry point for anyone looking to get into DnD or other TTRPGs

It's the end of the world as we know it and Aaron, Seth and Brie don't feel fine. In this episode we talk about the first season of The Last of Us, Why it's a great example of adaptation and our takes on some of the key/controversial points of the narrative. 

After months of avoiding it Aaron, Seth and Brie sit down to discuss Arcane season 2 and also if the the rising cost of gaming is going to cause the next big gaming crash.

On this episode of Internet Friends; Aaron, Seth and Brie revisit the Alan Moore classic Watchmen and discuss why it's an essential piece of media, what people get wrong about it and how the themes explored are relevant today despite some of the outdated elements of the story.

In this episode the Internet Friends; Aaron, Seth and Brie talk the 1997 film Batman & Robin and discuss if it qualifies as "So Bad It's Good," What comic book movies get wrong, and why Camp only works in small doses. 

In this episode of Internet Friends, Aaron, Brie and Seth discuss the Indie Darling Unpacking and what makes it a unique blend of puzzle solving, story telling and value in the gaming space.

Is the cake really a lie? Aaron, Seth and Brie find out by talking about the Valve classic Portal 1 and 2.