This podcast features topics on the most notable games releasing in December, followed by a topic regarding PlayStation VR sales estimates dropping dramatically, and then discussing the No Man's Sky big Foundation Update and what it means for the game. The cast is then rounded out by a debate where the topic is "Do Games Deserve a Second Chance?"

Ryan talks about the latest Diablo update and his latest foray into the game, while Chris talks about his early impressions of the new Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare. The guys then discuss whether or not Black Friday is worth it for the video game sales. And finally, the guys talk about the nominations listed for The Game Awards 2016 and give their takes and predictions on some of the nominations and categories.

On this episode, the cast goes into whether or not the Switch could be make of break for Nintendo. Then, in keeping up with video game season, Chris lists off the big titles releasing for the month of November. Following up, Patrick has the guys discuss the latest news from Microsoft's Phil Spencer and his outlook on the current state of VR. And finally the cast closes out with a debate in regards to digital vs physical copies of video games.

The Playstation VR has been released, and the cast had a chance to play the new device. The guys talk about what VR games they played and their initial reactions. Then, Ryan shares an article that takes a look at how games have been and is currently effecting people's social habits and the cast discusses what the idea of "social gaming" actually means. This week also had two big news stories with the reveal of Red Dead Redemption 2 and the Nintendo Switch, formally the NX. Finally, the cast closes out with a debate on whether or not the price tag of VR is too high.

Video game season is upon us, and the guys take a look at the triple-A games coming out for the month of October. The news items include Ubisoft acquiring a mobile game publisher, an NBA team invests in eSports, the death of the name Battle.Net, PlayStation Experience dates and TwitchCon Amazon announcement. Patrick then has the panel talk about arcades and the various forms they have come in throughout their lifetime. And the debate closes the cast out on the topic of "Video Games are Better the Second Time You Play Them".

The panel starts with talking about Nintendo's latest foray into the mobile game space. Then they go into some Blizzard news regarding a leaked never before scene point and click adventure game and also discuss the retirement of long time Blizzard employee Chris Metzen. The guys also talk about the latest news coming out of the Tokyo Game Show. Ryan brings up the main topic of the show with a study done revealing that the Xbox Live network out performs the Playstation Network. And the ending debate has Ryan and Patrick picking their favorite video game archetypes and argue over which one is better.

The guys give their take on the Sony's PlayStation 4 Pro announcement. The talk about the approach to the reveal and the known specs all while trying to make sense of what exactly the console is and who it's for.

The hosts go ask what’s the deal with Beta environments? They’ve made a comeback lately with Battlefield, Titanfall, and Overwatch, why now? Some of the news the guys go into regards some of the Esports outcomes of the past weeks, the PS4 slim being spotted (and apparently reviewed) in the wild, and an EA exec reacting to being dubbed one of the worst companies to work for. Patrick then brings in a topic regarding Steam and Amazon’s digital game refund policy. And finally the Last Checkpoint debate has Trick and Ryan fight over the topic “Competitive card games are better digitally than physically”.

The cast brings on guest AJ Crisostomo to talk about games from his childhood, then going into the topic of video game movie adaptations. The guys explore the reasons as to why this particular genre hasn't fared well with critics and whether or not the trend could break in the future.

The guys talk about the games that helped define their childhood. Then, go into the news with Playstation and Xbox related articles and talk a bit about GamesCom 2016. Afterwards, Ryan talks about a new acquisition by Amazon of Curse Gaming. And finally the cast closes out with a debate involving real life transactions in video games and whether or not they are welcome.