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Can somebody make a single controller that functions for longer than a few months, PLEASE??? Also, Nintendo cancels a remaster of a N64 game they don't actually own, Super Mario World's soundtrack has been restored (but not everyone likes it), Nintendo cancels a couple of Netflix shows over leaks of all things, Google Stadia is losing both of the studios founded to make exclusive titles, and the blue blur loses the voice we've all known for the last 10 years.

The number of consumer groups concerned with joy-con drift continues to grow, and the ball continues to rest squarely in Nintendo's court to do something about the issue. Also, Konami gives everyone who likes their video games a scare, Microsoft reverses a major price hike hours after announcing it, Resident Evil 4's remake gets a setback that appears to have more than just a delay in the rumored release, the biggest game from 1998 gets an incredible find in a recently found beta demo, and more information on EA's exclusive rights on Start Wars video games has come to light.

Does Twitch unlock an achievement or get a trophy for making leaps and bounds in logic in order to make a political statement? Also, Lucasfilm Games announces its new branding, Twitter plays Pokémon Red in a profile pic, the NPCs in Breath of the Wild seem to have a familiar origin, details come out about how Nintendo was approached by a major company with the intent to purchase them, Netflix support on Wii U and 3DS is running out, and the days of the PS4's multiple models has come to an end.

One of the most anticipated games of the year arrives as a dud, but did Cyberpunk 2077 really need to be this bad on the base consoles? Also, Sephiroth will be bringing despair to Smash later this month, I talk about a couple of new games I've been playing, Spider-Man Miles Morales is mysteriously missing a major New York City landmark, Sony seems to have an answer up its sleeves after all to Microsoft's Game Pass, Gamecube controller support comes to Super Mario 3D All-Stars, and I reveal and discuss my pick for Game of the Year!

Now that the PlayStation 5 and XBox Series X | S have arrived, people are asking the question: how does Nintendo continue their winning streak with the Nintendo Switch?  Also, we have a better idea of how long we can expect to see PS4 support, the PS5 lacks in one particular area compared to the Series X and S, the DualSense may not be compatible with the PS4 but it is shockingly compatible with an older PlayStation, Konami continues to be Konami and pulls backwards compatibility for a fan favorite game, the Switch topples another Nintendo system in terms of sales, and why the XBox Series S is not the value console that it may seem to be.

On the brink of the PlayStation 5, many PS4 gamers are wondering how long can they expect to see new games arrive for the system they already own. Find out here! Also, the Xbox Series X Fridge is more than a meme, thoughts on the Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity demo, Halo Infinite loses an important member of the team, Sony provides a way to play the PlayStation VR on PS5, a couple of cloud games come to the Nintendo Switch, Netflix is getting many adaptations of a popular video game property, The Last of Us Remastered gets a boost in an unexpected patch, Oculus introduces an anti-consumer policy, the original Fire Emblem will get its first western localization in December, and where did the mobile and web PlayStation Stores for PS3, Vita, and PSP go to?

Now that Steve (and Alex, Zombie, and Enderman) have entered the fray in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, how does he stack up to the other characters? Also, Sony officially reveals the PS5's UI, Level 5 may be sticking to Japan-only for future game releases, we now know what PS4 games will not work on PS5, and which console is Sega planning on releasing a mini version of?

The next DLC fighter for Smash Ultimate is both surprising and somewhat expected at the same time! Also, Spider-Man Remastered's Peter Parker looks totally new, a new Resident Evil CG movie is coming to Netflix, PS5 and XBox Series pre-orders may come much later than their launch dates, Resident Evil VIII could come to PS4 and Xbox One, we now know how much we'll need to shell out for more storage for the new Xbox Series consoles, Microsoft is buying Bethesda's parent company, Nintendo 3DS is no longer in production after 9 amazing years, a couple of anticipated PS5 games are also coming to PS4, and has Sony finally revealed the price and release date of the PS5?

After bucking tradition by introducing the Nintendo Direct to connect with their customers, Nintendo has now decided to buck the Nintendo Direct by announcing a new Zelda game with a simple video... huh. Anyways, let's dive into the unexpected announcement! Also, Super Mario 3D All-Stars is on its way to selling out everywhere, Nintendo wants devs to make their Switch games 4k-ready, we learn the price and release date for BOTH Xbox next-gen models, and what could this late-breaking announcement be?

35 years of Italian plumber warp-piping, goomba-stomping, triple-jumping goodness! Nintendo has a lot planned for Mr. Videogame, and we unpack all the details! Also, the Nintendo eShop receives some noteworthy improvements, there is an update on the potential sale of Warner Bros. Interactive Studios, we learn about the PS5's potential limitations for backwards compatibility from Ubisoft of all places, and will Sony bring more first-party PlayStation titles to PC?