In this Episode, Jamie and Jay finish out the remaining award categories: Best Shooter, Best Indie, Best Strategy, and Best Remaster/Port. After that they discuss and deliberate over the nominations for overall Game of the Year for 2018.

In this Episode Jay and Jamie go over the first five categories of their game of the year series: Best Platform Exclusive, Best Multiplayer, Best Role Playing Game, BestAction/Adventure, and Best Looking Game.

In this Episode, Jay talks more about Skyrim VR, and then joins Jamie in talking about the new release from Capybara, Below. Jamie then gives an update about his experience with the online matchmaking in Smash Bros Ultimate. Jay and Jamie then close out the year before the upcoming Game of the Year discussions with a look forward to all the games they are looking forward to the most for 2019.

In this Episode, Jamie talks about playing The Messenger and Into the Breach, then some new additions that launched on Gamepass with Ashen and Mutant Year Zero. Jay joins in as they talk about their impressions of Smash Bros Ultimate, then Jay talks about his experiences with his new Oculus Rift with Robo Recall and Skyrim VR. They finish off the episode with a discussion of their favorite winter and holiday themed games as well as holiday memories about games.

In this Episode, Jay talks about his experience in the controversial Fallout 76, then Jamie joins in talking about Pokemon Let's Go as well as their final thoughts on Red Dead Redemption 2 after the credits roll. Jay goes over his final thoughts on finishing Pillars of Eternity 2, and Jamie give an update on the progression system in Battlefield V. Finally they talk about the thought process that goes in to the upcoming Game of the Year discussions.

In this episode, Jamie talks a bit about getting back into Mass Effect Andromeda before discussing more Red Dead Redemption 2 with Jay. Then Jamie goes into his first 10 hour impressions with Battlefield V on EA Access. Jay talks about trying to finish up Pillars of Eternity 2 as well as finishing Assassin's Creed Odyssey. Next they talk about the highlights from the XO18 event, and what the Xbox acquisitions of Obsidian and InXile mean to them. Finally Jay talks about the Detective Pikachu trailer.

In this episode, Jay talks about the ups and downs of the Fallout 76 BETA. Jamie talks about his complete experience in Call of Cthulhu, and then they go in depth together on the massive experience of Red Dead Redemption 2. They talk about how it compares with other major open world titles this year, and they finish off with a discussion about how to voice your concerns with game developers in the wake of the Diablo Immortal incident.

In this episode, Jamie talks about getting back into Europa Universalis IV and its "Dharma" update and the current state of the Paradox Grand Strategy DLC model. Jamie and Jay talk a bit more about Forza Horizon 4 before going in depth into what to expect the further you get into Assassin's Creed: Odyssey. They finish off the episode with a discussion about their favorite games for Halloween time and what's makes a good horror game.

In this episode, Jay starts out talking about the fun to be found in the newest Mario Party, as well as reaping with Jamie some of the new experiences in the Forsaken Shores update to Sea of Thieves. Then they both talk about what they have been finding in Forza Horizon 4 and Assassin's Creed Odyssey. Jamie gives his final verdicts after finishing SpiderMan and Tomb Raider. Finally they have an in-depth discussion on the future of open world games, an update on the fate of TellTale's Walking Dead final season, and some speculation on the upcoming Xbox XO18 festival in Mexico City.

In this episode, Jamie and Jay go deeper in their experiences with Shadow of the Tomb Raider. They cover how the game pace and mechanics hold up deep into the game. Then they have an in depth discussion on the collapse of TellTale studios, and if it shows deeper instability in the gaming market. Finally, they discuss what their top hopes are for games to be included in the PS1 classic, and whether or not Xbox needs an Xbox Classic.