It’s time to wrap-up this little mini-series discussing everyone’s favourite games of all time. There’s only a couple of picks left for the boys, as ShadowFox goes solidly into the adventures of a guy in a cardboard box. While Kevin does a passionate deep dive on the story and mechanics of the second Turrican game.

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Part five of six and it’s back and so far the Nintendo GameCube is the real MVP. Something that’s only emphasised further with some talk about RPGs. First up there’s Kevin, who doesn’t really do JRPG’s – which only shows you just how damn good Tales of Symphonia is. Urtheart picks yet another Nintendo title, with an unconventional if “mismanaged” Mario game. Turbo counters this with some SEGA/Sonic love.

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We start the second half of our six-parter on the gang’s favourite games ever, beginning with Urtheart’s love of Metroid Prime and the benefit of adding motion control to some games. Turbo talks about the history of the Capcom Five and the first Resident Evil remake back in 2002 – as well as the perils of randomisers. ShadowFox explains his love for all things Minecraft. Meanwhile Kevin uncovers one of the most unusual (and frankly impressive) release streaks for one game licence.

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We’re on to part three of the team’s greatest games ever and there’s plenty to talk about. Kevin explains about the importance of Sonic Adventure 2: Battle to his life and some of the crazy things you don’t really take in about the game.

Turbo speaks about his love of Grim Fandango, and expands upon some of the history surrounded it. Urtheart brings up the Serious Sam franchise to the surprise of absolutely no one. Whilst ShadowFox brings up the very game he and Kevin had just been streaming on LMC’s Twitch channel, Halo 2 – something Kevin might well disagree strongly with.

Then again he’s got an ace up his sleeve the others apparently haven’t considered.

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The boys are back for round two, and another series of games that they rank as their personal favourites. There’s Japanese ghost stories, games in multiple parts affected by CRIME! metal-clad opossums, and the urgent importance of protecting a kind giver of soup.

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It’s the Summer of Redux! Join Kevin for a six-parter discussing five of his all-time favourite games – and he’s not alone as Urtheart, ShadowFox and Turbo have been pulled out of the LMC Cast’s Game of the Year show to join him.

Episode one has expected titles such as Zelda‘s Ocarina of Time, while Final Fantasy also gets a nod with Final Fantasy IX… but who picked what? And what about the rest of both of those series?

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The LMC trio are approaching the end of their discussion on games that need a remake, and suddenly all three are getting concerned about securing the legacies of various franchises. What are the gaps that need filling? There’s plenty of games namechecked over the next hour, including Maui Mallard, Skies of Arcadia and both the Illusion series and Zelda franchise – but what have the boys picked for their number ones?

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Kevin, Urtheart and T.A. Black continue their discussions about the games they would like to see get the remake treatment. It’s all been very amicable so far but will that change? Have they forgotten anything they should have put on?

But before we get in to that, Kevin’s here for a news update to discuss pouting CEOs, game companies going to be homeless and NOTORIOUS CRIMINAL MASTERMINDS.

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Kevin is joined by Urtheart and T.A. Black for the first in a three-part discussion on the video games the trio would like to see be remade. Each are set to give their top five and all of their choices are very varied – but what are they?

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They say ‘life begins at 40’ – but now that Kevin’s actually reached that milestone, he’s beginning to have doubts.  Things certainly aren’t slowing down for him, and the fact he’s now released multiple volumes of Last Minute Chilled hasn’t helped matters.

But it’s led to a bit of a hard introspective thought: when you look back at your gaming history, just how many of your ‘Top 10’ games have you played recently? Do you even have the time to do that when you’re crushing forty all the time?

Plus all the news, including that Duke Nukem Forever has lost its ‘most delayed title’ record.

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