Maximum Hearts

Justin and Derek sit down to talk about the widely-forgotten Kingdoms of Amalur Reckoning, being given new life under a different publisher as Kingdoms of Amalur Re-Reckoning. How does it stack up against modern standards?

We're joined by community member SarahOfMars to talk about the big PS5 news blowout we were waiting for, as well as Nintendo's surprisingly meaty microdirect. Also, Final Fantasy 16 gets announced, which is the only thing John is going to talk about until it comes out.

John and Derek are joined by NintenDaan to talk about the newly announced Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity, and their hopes and expectations for the game.

SDGC's Justin, Derek, and Finn talk about Square Enix's Crystal Dynamics' Marvel's Avengers, from the rough beta to the awful marketing and promotion to the surprising end result and beyond. Is Avengers for you? Maybe not now, but certainly eventually.

Finn sits down with Derek to talk about Paradise Killer, a stylish and funky mystery that blends modern courtroom VNs like Ace Attorney and Danganronpa with classic open-ended adventure games like King's Quest and Myst.

We're joined this week by Brad Davis to talk about the finally final for real Xbox Series S and Series X prices and release date, to bag on Ubisoft for trying really hard not to talk about sexual misconduct, and to squeal over a new Hyrule Warriors game.

Derek and Jeff talk about the recently revealed Nvidia Ampere graphics card line (or at least the high end models), and break down both what regular PC gamers need to know and how these cards do what they do. They also battle some misconceptions in enthusiast gaming circles, like concerns over memory amount.

Jeff and John have a hard look at why Microsoft's newest entry in its popular series is such a missed opportunity, despite its technical accomplishments.

We're joined by voice actress Danielle McRae to talk about the voice acting industry, her career in the craft, and her experiences in gaming.

We weren't able to get to this topic during a live show, so Finn and Derek sat down to talk about Yoshinori Ono's impact on Capcom and the fighting game industry, why he probably left, and what this means for the future of Capcom fighting games