This week we're talking about the original DMC animated series, a short, in-canon series that takes place between the first and second Devil May Cry games.

In this episode, we begin our new sub-podcast, Portable Ops, focused entirely on the PlayStation Portable and its incredible lineup of games. This week, we discuss several titles, including Outrun 2006: Coast 2 Coast, Silent Hill: Origins, Test Drive: Unlimited, and play a few rounds of Buzz: Master Quiz.

This week, we're talking about our time playing the original Devil May Cry, a new experience for both of us, before we dive into the two animated DMC series over the next few weeks.

We also talk about the video How to Get Back Into a Game, According to Science, by Mark Maxwell, which discusses psychological tips to help you feel more fulfilled by the games that you play.

This week we're taking a look at what we've been playing and watching during the first few months of 2025, including discussions about Assassin's Creed Shadows, Korok hunting in Breath of the Wild, and watching The Thing and The Ring.

This week, we're discussing the long-delayed, frequently-cursed, and ultimately underwhelming adaptation of Uzumaki, Junji Ito's cosmic/body horror masterpiece.

Recommended viewing: How Media Scares Us: The Work of Junji Ito

This week, we're discussing Tomb Raider: The Legend of Lara Croft, an animated series released late in 2024, animated by the same studio that did both Castlevania series, and starring Hayley Atwell and Richard Armitage.

This week, we're back to the core of the Video Game Cinematic Universe with Sonic the Hedgehog 3.

We are so back. This week we watch, review, and rank the second season of Castlevania: Nocturne alongside other video game-to-TV adaptations. If you haven't watched it yet, please do, so we get a third season.

Let's watch the newest trailer for Death Stranding 2!

Just when we thought we were out, a brand-new documentary about George A. Romero's ill-fated adaptation of Resident Evil drops right into our laps. We end this chapter of MGS (and our lives) by looking at what could have been and, and by discussing the book Itchy, Tasty: An Unofficial History of Resident Evil, by Alex Aniel. See you in October 2026, Resident Evil! The wait won't be long enough.