On episode 306, Dan and Dave get a little political with all the gaming companies banning sales and services in Russia. In the news, Nintendo celebrates 5 years of the Switch, Netflix gets into gaming for real and Super Smash Bros. gets pulled from EVO 2022.

At the top of the show, Dan and Dave discuss Peacemaker, the Cuphead cartoon and Dave's new statue. In the news, the Steam Deck reviews are here and scores are mixed, Capcom is making waves for it's divisive Street Fighter 6 logo and Elon Musk wants to bring Steam to Tesla cars. All that and more on episode 305 of Rated G for Gamers.

At the top of the show, Dan and Dave discuss Peacemaker, the Cuphead cartoon and Dave's new statue. In the news, the Steam Deck reviews are here and scores are mixed, Capcom is making waves for it's divisive Street Fighter 6 logo and Elon Musk wants to bring Steam to Tesla cars. All that and more on episode 305 of Rated G for Gamers.

Saturday Morning Retro is back and the most important episode ever is here. Super Mario Bros. 3 for the NES and Super Mario World for the SNES. Dan discusses SMB3 and Dave discusses SMW. Also, in a new segment "Our Top 3", Dan and Dave talk about 3 games that defined the N64.

On today's show, Dan runs down the games coming out next month, Dave talks about the game he made and his upgrades to his outdoor deck. In the news, Netflix is making a Bioshock movie, Capcom's countdown timer and EA blames Halo Infinite for Battlefield 2042's poor reception all on episode 304 of Rated G.

Dan and Dave took a bit of a hiatus they're back with all the news of the past few weeks. Sony makes a move on Bungie and it's now a part of the PlayStation family. What does this mean for Destiny and future projects? Also in the news, Nintendo has a killer Direct showcase and it's great for all the RPG fans out there, The Wolf Among Us 2 gets revealed and reportedly the Days Gone director had some ideas for an Uncharted prequel starring Sully all on episode 303.

You thought the Zynga acquisition was big? Microsoft said hold my beer. They acquire Activision Blizzard for $69B making them one of the largest game publishing companies in the world. Also in the news, E3 may be cancelled this year, Nintendo to stop credit card payments on the 3DS and Wii U eShop and Zotac releases a peanut butter for gamers. Also on the show, we talk to Leroy Patterson, the Human Tackboard on wrestling, game testing and having the largest collection of the Sneak King games in the world.

Video Game companies have been going through an acquisition frenzy and this week Take 2 buys mobile giant Zynga. What does this mean for gaming as a whole and what does this mean for Take 2 properties in the mobile space. Also in the news, Sony is ramping up PS4 production amid chip shortages, Twisted Metal may be coming back and Namco could be making a new Killer Instinct game on episode 301.

We've done it folks, EPISODE 300 is here!!! 6 and a half years of doing this podcast and we're not stopping anytime soon. On this special episode, Dan and Dave announce their game of the year, Sony drops more info on the PSVR2 and E3 goes digital for a third year in a row. It's the first episode of the year and it's looks like it's gonna be a good one.

As 2021 comes to a close, Dan and Dave look back at the stories that made 2021. And since this is the last episode of the year, they also go over their game of the year nominations. Who will get nominated and more importantly, who do you think will win?