In this episode, Jay gives in depth impressions on the story, graphics, and gameplay in the new God of War game. Jay and Jamie talk about the story of Far Cry 5, then Jamie talks about Full Spectrum Warrior, updated impressions on Forza 7, and returning to Stellaris. They cover March NPD sales results, talk about Detroit: Become Human going gold, shakeups at top level Nintendo, and future content updates coming to Sea of Thieves

In this episode, Jamie kicks off a discussion about the newest title in the Far Cry franchise, as well as a recent experience jumping back into the Division with Jay. Jay discusses getting back into Divinity Original Sin 2, and then they cover recent news including controversy over the legitimacy of Billy Mitchell's Donkey Kong scores as seen originally in the documentary "The King of Kong" and they finish off with a fresh batch of highly requested original Xbox titles coming to the BC program.

In this episode, Jay talks about jumping back into Rise of the Tomb Raider DLC, then Jamie joins for an in depth discussion of Sea of Thieves launch week, issues good and bad. Jamie talks about the Battlefront 2 campaign, and the end battle of Mario + Rabbids. They cover the death of Toys'R'Us, a remaster of Myst, God of War going gold, Banjo Kazooie in Smash Bros, and Microsoft's move beyond console gaming.

In this episode, Jamie and Jay share their coop experiences playing the Halo Wars 2 DLC campaign together, as well as their adventures in the final beta for Sea of Thieves. Jamie talks about Pit People, as well as checking out some One X enhanced 360 BC games. Jay talks about Call of Duty WWII before they cover some big news from Valve, their favorite announcements from the recent Nintendo Direct, and a game mode enhancement coming to the Xbox One X.

In this episode, Jay and Jamie talk about their first impressions of Kingdom Come: Deliverance. Jay talks about his experience setting up his 4k TV and Xbox One X. Jamie talks about finishing Wolfenstein II and they have a spoiler discussion about some major plot points. They round out with news on January NPD hardware sales, Relic giving up on Dawn of War III, new features coming to PS System Software, changes to myNintendo rewards, and Turok coming to Xbox.

In this episode, Jamie talks about revisiting Icewind Dale, then Jay and Jamie talk about their experiences in the Sea of Thieves Beta. They share some recent war stories from Player Unkown's Battlegrounds, and Jay talks about his experience in Persona 5 so far. They cover the release date of Red Dead Redemption 2, a milestone in Switch Sales, a changing of the guard with Sony's CEO Kaz Hirai, and finally a major new announcement with Xbox Game Pass and MS studio releases.

In this Episode, Jay talks about playing They Are Billions and Doki Dori Literature Club. Jamie talks about PUBG and some original xbox games such as Black and Knights of the Old Republic. They cover December 2017 sales, and what the director of God of War says about season passes in the game. They talk about the Nintendo Labo announcement and its broader appeal. Finally they talk about a substantial rumor of a new Fable game, and some changes in Xbox leadership.

In Episode 22, Jamie talks about finishing up Assassin's Creed: Origins, South Park: The Fractured But Whole, and getting back into Shadow of War. Jay talks about finishing Wolfenstein II, and playing Nex Machina. They cover some new PC announcements including a new Total War game as well as an expansion to Stellaris. They go in depth on all the titles announced in the Nintendo Mini-Direct, then cover a new sales milestone for Playstation. They go over rumors of a new achievement and avatar system on Xbox, and finish up with some of the titles they are most looking forward to in 2018.

In episode 21, Jay and Jamie wrap up their awards for the individual categories in Action, Multiplayer, Best DLC, and Best Remaster. They finish up with an overall pick for their favorite game of 2017.

In Episode 20, Jay and Jamie tackle the first set of their awards for the various games played in the year. They discuss and give awards in categories for shooters, RPGs, fighting games, racing games, tactical/stealth, strategy/building, and best looking games in part 1 of a two part series on their favorite games of 2017. They go over the nominees in each category and have a discussion on the merits of each before coming to a consensus on the best game in each category.