Local Co-Op

Welcome back to LCO! Zach and Ken have much to say about FF7 Remake. They discuss the how this franchise has gotten to this point. Consider this a SPOILER review, especially in the second half.

On the this episode of Local Co-Op Side Quest, Zach Charbs sits down with his cousin Matt (Matsunami) to talk about the Video Game Cover Bands. They talk about everything, from the Minibosses to Kirby's Dream Band, and then how the genre has evolved and grown over time and where it can go from here.

Also be sure to check out a playlist of some of Zach's favorite covers on Spotify!

On this week’s episode of Local Co-Op the guys welcome back Ken from his trip to Las Vegas for the yearly fighting game series, Evo. Ken brings with him the show’s first guest and fellow fighting game competitor DougCheeseburger of Great Value Smash to discuss what Evo is and what makes it such an exciting event. The group also dives into what makes the fighting game community unique and keeps people coming back. Whether you’re a fighting game fanatic who would money match someone in Clayfighter or just someone who picked the ninja in Samurai Showdown because you thought he was cool, we hope you enjoy this journey into fighting game culture and its biggest event, Evo.

On the this episode of Local Co-Op Side Quest, Zach Charbs sits down with his cousin Matt (Matsunami) to talk about the Video Game Cover Bands. They talk about everything, from the Minibosses to Kirby's Dream Band, and then how the genre has evolved and grown over time and where it can go from here.

Also be sure to check out a playlist of some of Zach's favorite covers on Spotify!

On this week’s episode of Local Co-Op the guys welcome back Ken from his trip to Las Vegas for the yearly fighting game series, Evo. Ken brings with him the show’s first guest and fellow fighting game competitor DougCheeseburger of Great Value Smash to discuss what Evo is and what makes it such an exciting event. The group also dives into what makes the fighting game community unique and keeps people coming back. Whether you’re a fighting game fanatic who would money match someone in Clayfighter or just someone who picked the ninja in Samurai Showdown because you thought he was cool, we hope you enjoy this journey into fighting game culture and its biggest event, Evo.