My kids wanted to join me for an episode, so this is basically a train wreck of them going on about random game things. My son named this episode.

What's old news to some of us may be new to others.

I saw someone get excited that there's "finally" an Xbox controller with left stick and D-pad swapped like on PlayStation, as if that's somehow better. I disagree.

It seems like the gaming community hivemind has collectively decided Ubisoft deserves hatred, but is it deserved?

Is rubberbanding a problem? Why do some people dislike it? What is rubberbanding exactly?

Can people see the future through dreams or visions? What all did Nostradamus accurately predict?

We go a tad farther than just asking who your favorite female character is in gaming. Who is best and why? Is there a clear answer?

Some people hate JRPGs. It's occasionally a topic of debate. I go through some of my those on what's wrong with the sub-genre.

Games like Shredder's Revenge are a nod back to a bygone era of gaming when games were typically much shorter than today but also often more difficult. Is that too short for a game? Should today's games be that difficult? Why were games often harder back then?

It's been debated and studied for decades but the debate continues on. Do violent video games mold us into violent people?