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The Slot 2 Companion to Pragmata:
We focus on one of the most well known dad simulators around, which brought about a cinematic flair to simple cover shooter, stealth action gameplay. While groundbreaking at the time does this game age well and how does it set the stage for other like titles to follow.
A new IP in 2026?! Heck yeah! Drew and Tom go off on the third biggest Capcom release of the year, and maybe the biggest surprise of the year.
Finally, a licensed tie in video game that isn't total garbage. Drew and Tom discuss the OG game Super Mario Galaxy for the Wii (and then Switch...twice) one of the best Mario platformers of all time.
Fresh off of seeing the film Drew chats with Tom about their impressions of the film, what they liked and didn't like, and where the future of the Mario movie series is going.
In "Slot 2" of this months episode we start talking about the OG Resident Evil 2 (1998) but eventually just dive in to some franchise history about the series as a whole as well as what makes them special.
A mostly spoiler free conversation on the newest Resident Evil game, Requiem about how the franchise has found it's roots in the classic horror while giving a little love to third-person action hero in all of us.
Drew and Tom revisit the first western release in the Fire Emblem series, Fire Emblem for the Game Boy Advance. Otherwise known as Blazing Blade this game started the series off on the right path (of Radiance)
The Fire Emblem game to save the series is revisited after a date for the next mainline installment is announced. Drew and Tom discuss how did this game revived the series in the best possible way.
After their Metorid Prime 4 play through and discussion last slot, Drew and Tom talk the OG Prime game as well as air dash into the GBA classic Metorid Fusion.
Happy 2026! To kick off the year Drew and guest Tom talk their opinions on the divisive Metroid Prime 4 Beyond, while comparing aspects to series mainstays, and determining whether or not this game is Prime, or over-cooked.
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