Power Brick

Between Fallout 76 dropping, more Red Dead 2 being played, the Golden State Warriors possibly imploding, and a whole bunch of news dropping, this episode's definitely a thick one. We wrap it all up by giving our predictions for Geoff Keighley's baby: The Game Awards.

The boys are back to discuss their experience at TwitchCon, along with a whole bunch of Red Dead 2 and SPORTS talk.

In this special edition of the Power Brick Podcast, we bring in a special guest, gaming historian and co-owner of Pink Gorilla Games in Seattle, Washington, Kelsey Lewin. We talk about all of this week's gaming news and much more, and then close off with an interview with Kelsey.

It's a big week for games we really care about as Black Ops 4 released and the Fallout 76 stress test was dropped. For this week's topic, Daryl and Kev talk about Kevin's favorite childhood game series - Sonic the Hedgehog, and basically take a dump on the entire franchise.

Fallout 76 gameplay is finally here! And the game may or may not look barely passable. The Jersey Shore is the greatest show ever, PSN name changes are here, and the boys end the show by discussing the wonderful world of video game merchandise.

Daryl and Kev come back to reveal their love for Transformers, discuss a bunch of news, including the leaked Harry Potter game, and cap it off by running down and discussing the LONG list of Mario games.

In this special edition of the Power Brick Podcast, here on the big 10th episode, we bring in a special guest, Cody Spencer (DSKoopa). We get into discussion about all the big news of the week, before closing off with a little interview with Cody.

Daryl and Kev come to you guys with a shorter episode to chat about a whole bunch of their gaming pet peeves, along with discussion on the newly announced PlayStation 1 classic, halftime retirements, and much more.

In this edition of the Power Brick Podcast, Daryl and Kev break down what their favorite and least favorite boss battles are.

Daryl and Kev delve into the history of the PS Vita and try to figure out why only 8 people own this incredible, "next generation portable." But more importantly, 2K Day is upon us, which means it's time for the annual tradition of Daryl getting inconsolably angry at the newest NBA game. And remember folks, Cyberpunk 2077 is overrated.