As promised Press X to Start drops a special review discussion on the playstation juggernaut that is Horizon Zero Dawn. Heavy Spoilers Warning this is a review discussion and Avery, Cameron and special guest DJ get into the nitty gritty of the story of Horizon as well as post game reflections about its strengths and weaknesses as a game.

Avery and Cameron are joined by returning champion DJ as well as long time friend of the show and editor Marcus. As Cameron begins to see the pitfalls of Mass Effect Andromeda, Avery has fallen in love with Persona 5 and the shadow of the Scorpio spurs an interesting discussion on the future of the Xbox brand. Once again zig zagging into general pop culture news, the gang discusses the tone deafness of the recent pepsi ad and the woes of Ghost in the Shell and what it means for both asian represenation and anime adaptation in the future.

After another unintentional hiatus the boys are back in the studio to talk all things video games. As they welcome Donald (or DJ or whatever you want to call him) into the fold, Cameron defends his love of Mass Effect Andromeda, Avery geeks out about Destiny and the continued discussion of representation and inclusivity comes up again with arrival of Ghost in the Shell(What does this have to do with games...who cares its our show).

Avery and Cameron reunite to bring their unique perspective to gaming news and culture. Tackling the aftermath of the Kinda Funny split, the two discuss their thoughts on the exit of founder Colin Moriarty and the future of one of their family internent entertainment communities. Also Cameron watched alot of Mass Effect lets plays, so listen as he gets Avery get hyped for the next entry in the blockbuster franchise

After last week's Horizon filled episode, the boys slow down to talk about more Horizon. Or at least the games social impact in regards to identity politics and representation. Meanwhile Cameron drones on about the new Mordor game and Avery relates his underwhelming Zelda experiences.

As Press X continues to define themselves as a podcast of note, Avery and Cameron relate their early impressions of the next big Playstation killer app Horizon Zero Dawn.

Recovering from a scheduling mishap(All Avery's fault), Avery and Cameron return for another episode of the hotly anticipated Press X to Start. Remembering that its Black History month(Black History is American History), the duo discuss their favorite black characters in video games before seguing into a discussion of some of the hottest titles of 2017. As they wrap things up the conversation turns towards the Switch and why neither host is jumping up with joy to get their hands on the Nintendo's newest console.

Recovering from a scheduling mishap(All Avery's fault), Avery and Cameron return for another episode of the hotly anticipated Press X to Start. Remembering that its Black History month(Black History is American History), the duo discuss their favorite black characters in video games before seguing into a discussion of some of the hottest titles of 2017. As they wrap things up the conversation turns towards the Switch and why neither host is jumping up with joy to get their hands on the Nintendo's newest console.

As the fugue of Valentine's Day passes through the hallowed halls of Press X to Start, Cameron and Avery return for another episode of the hit new video game podcast.(As voted on by its 4 listerners) Once again discussing topics relevant to the video game industry, including the controversry regarding brick and mortar store Gamestop, the guys dive into their top crushes on fictional video game characters and try to stay above the board and family friendly.

As the fugue of Valentine's Day passes through the hallowed halls of Press X to Start, Cameron and Avery return for another episode of the hit new video game podcast.(As voted on by its 4 listerners) Once again discussing topics relevant to the video game industry, including the controversry regarding brick and mortar store Gamestop, the guys dive into their top crushes on fictional video game characters and try to stay above the board and family friendly.