Virtual Reality is a Thing that keeps coming up every few years, but never quite takes off. What is it going to take to make VR a mainstream part of life (and Gaming)? Theme Music – “Pinball Spring”, by Kevin MacLeod (Incompetech.com), licensed under the Creative Commons “Attribution 3.0” license.

Today, Beoulus and Scormus talk about the inclination of Gamers to romanticize old games, be they pen-&-paper RPG, video games, or whatever. Theme Music – “Pinball Spring”, by Kevin MacLeod (Incompetech.com), licensed under the Creative Commons “Attribution 3.0” license.

Today, Beoulus and Scormus talk about the inclination of Gamers to romanticize old games, be they pen-&-paper RPG, video games, or whatever. Theme Music – “Pinball Spring”, by Kevin MacLeod (Incompetech.com), licensed under the Creative Commons “Attribution 3.0” license.

Will there every be a ‘great’ motion picture based upon a game (video game, RPG, boardgame… whatever), and if so, what current games would make the best films? Theme Music – “Pinball Spring”, by Kevin MacLeod (Incompetech.com), licensed under the Creative Commons “Attribution 3.0” license.

Will there every be a ‘great’ motion picture based upon a game (video game, RPG, boardgame… whatever), and if so, what current games would make the best films? Theme Music – “Pinball Spring”, by Kevin MacLeod (Incompetech.com), licensed under the Creative Commons “Attribution 3.0” license.

Today we talk about the trend of Mature video games, whether any of them are any good, and if this is a trend that should continue. Theme Music – “Pinball Spring”, by Kevin MacLeod (Incompetech.com), licensed under the Creative Commons “Attribution 3.0” license.

Today we talk about the trend of Mature video games, whether any of them are any good, and if this is a trend that should continue. Theme Music – “Pinball Spring”, by Kevin MacLeod (Incompetech.com), licensed under the Creative Commons “Attribution 3.0” license.

Many tabletop roleplaying games have been translated into video games, but few go the other way. Why is that, and what video games would make the best pen-&-paper RPGs? Theme Music – “Pinball Spring”, by Kevin MacLeod (Incompetech.com), licensed under the Creative Commons “Attribution 3.0” license.

Many tabletop roleplaying games have been translated into video games, but few go the other way. Why is that, and what video games would make the best pen-&-paper RPGs? Theme Music – “Pinball Spring”, by Kevin MacLeod (Incompetech.com), licensed under the Creative Commons “Attribution 3.0” license.

Today Beoulus and Scormus chat about in-game Holidays, their overall merits and detriments, and which ones are the best. Theme Music – “Pinball Spring”, by Kevin MacLeod (Incompetech.com), licensed under the Creative Commons “Attribution 3.0” license.