Maximum Hearts

In this episode of After Hours, John is joined by two guest to discuss (and SPOIL) Square Enix's long-awaited Kingdom Hearts 3.

In this episode of After Hours, Brandon, Justin, Matty and Zach discuss their time with Respawn's Apex Legends, and what sets the game apart from other Battle Royale games.

John, Finn, Zach, Derek, and Reb sit down with Steven Spohn from AbleGamers to talk about the push for accessibility in gaming and how that impacts some major current and upcoming releases. Plus: Apex Legends, and a heartfelt discussion on what gaming means to us. Grab a tissue folks, this is a real one.

John, Brandon, Jeff, and Justin are joined by Tom Johnson (GameRanx) and Samuel Tolbert (The Inner Circle) to talk extensively about the newly released Resident Evil 2 remake. Also on the docket: Metroid Prime 4's cancellation, and reactions from the limited access demoes for both Anthem and Dreams.

John, Jeff, Justin, and Derek are joined by NPD's Mat Piscatella to talk about how the gaming industry performed at year end of 2018. It may have been a little Nintendo-heavy, but the real takeaway is that ALL of the major consoles did swimmingly. Watch for more.

John, Zach, and Derek are joined by Jeff Grubb (from GamesBeat) and regular guest Tom Johnson (from GameRanx) to argue over which console is the best of all time. Spoilers, it ain't the Genesis. Also, we talk about Resident Evil... some thoughts on the remake of 2, and reports that Netflix is developing a tv series based on the property. It may have been a slow news week but we make it wild anyway. Derek throws a chair at some point.

Trans Rights.

John and Zach sit down to review Resident Evil 2 (2018) to discuss what makes the game great after 21 years.

John, Finn, and Derek sit down with GameRanx's Tom Johnson and RPGSite's Natalie Flores to discuss one of the more divisive games of the series. It should come as no surprise that opinions remain divided.

John, Finn, Zach, and Derek are joined this week by IGN's Lucy O'Brien to talk about EA's handling of the Star Wars license, why the games industry needs to unionize, and some unforunate decisions by both Ubisoft and Warner Brothers that were announced over the last week.

John, Justin, Matty, Jeff, Derek, Reb, and special guest Steve Bowling (from NintendoLife and GameXplain) talk about the bombshell news earlier in the day that Bungie will be splitting from Activision. At the same time, a strange public battle between Unity and SpatialOS developer Improbable takes a strange turn in real time as Epic Games gets involved. Plus, discussion of Nintendo's "Twitter Direct" and what we should be looking forward to from them throughout the year.