It's the pilot episode of our new retro gaming show, Cartridge & Quarters! Join Adam and Chris as they reminisce about the good ol' days while also talking about the notion of "gaming isn't what it used to be", the newly announced PlayStation Plus Premium tier and the odd choice from Square Enix to not include the original soundtrack in the Chrono Cross remaster.

This week, Kaylan and Adam go over the newly announced 3-tier system of PlayStation Plus, what it entails, what's missing, and what still needs to be done. They also talk about the potential of more games being released on these services Day 1, and then laugh at Rockstar for announcing GTA+.

It's a bonus episode of the PixelPlay Podcast! Why, you may ask? Well we have an announcement to make! In the meantime, enjoy this nostalgia-filled conversation!

This week, Kaylan and Adam discuss the mostly JRPG State of Play and the upcoming Hogwarts Legacy State of Play. They also discuss the soft reboot of Perfect Dark, and also reminisce about the good ol' days of arcades.

This week, Kaylan and Adam discuss what might be showing up at the March 9th State of Play, including a couple old Sony IPs rumored to make a return, as well as the delay of Square Enix's Forspoken, and the rumor of a God of War show on Amazon Prime.

This week, Kaylan and Adam discuss a couple rumor mills, in that we may know what the tiers of Sony's new PlayStation Plus subscription might look like, and that Fallout: New Vegas 2 might be starting talks of being produced. The duo also talk about initial reviews of the brand spanking new Steam Deck.

This week, Kaylan and Adam force themselves to stop playing Horizon: Forbidden West for a little while to give their first impressions of the game, as well as talk about the Street Fighter 6 reveal, more information on the PSVR2 and the recent news that Call of Duty will not have a release in 2023.

This week, Kaylan and Adam celebrate/worry about the sudden next-gen release of Cyberpunk 2077, if this patch/release will save the game or not, and reminisce about the horrendous journey to get here. They also go over the recent Nintendo Direct, what stood out and what didn't. Lastly, they go over Microsoft's comments about Activision Blizzard games still being on Sony consoles "past the contractual dates".

This week, Kaylan and Adam discuss the potential of not one, not two, but ten possible PlayStation "games as a service" titles in the next 5 years, as well as what Grand Theft Auto 6 could potentially/should be, now that we officially know it's in development. Also, Kaylan comes to us with an Untimely Review of Death's Door!