John and Jeff sit down with Derek to ask him how Mortal Shell would stack up to their expectations. Consider this a complement to the review itself.

John and Jeff welcome back Brittney (@itspeachia) to the show to talk about what makes FFXIV Shadowbringers and its conclusion in the most recent patch, so compelling.

*NOTE* This is a SPOILERCAST and contains detailed plot/narrative discussions

We're joined by community member Blaine to talk about several major pieces of Xbox related news, and the bombshell news that Epic Games is suing Apple and Google over their app store practices. Despite what we say early in the show, we do NOT actually have time to get to the news about Yoshinori Ono leaving Capcom.

Derek examines whether or not Mortal Shell will scratch the itch for Souls series fans wanting more.

The game was reviewed on PC, using a review code provided by the publisher for the Epic Games Store.

Jeff and Justin are joined by community member Blaine to talk out their thoughts and feelings on the adorable Fall Guys.

Derek reviews Mobile Suit Gundam Extreme Vs MaxiBoost On, an arcade fighter port for the PS4 that is as packed with content as its title. Does this game appeal to people who aren't already fans of Gundam, and does it fall into the usual pitfalls of licensed anime titles? Spoilers: it's pretty good.

The game was reviewed on PS4 (the only platform available)on base PS4 hardware with a review code provided by Bandai Namco.

We're joined this week for our 200th episode by two of our Discord community managers, Dio and Rar, to talk about Fall Guys, Nintendo sales numbers, and some thoroughly impressive receipt-keeping.

We're joined by long-time gaming community heel Bronson Lee this week to talk about how fighting games are struggling during the pandemic, what's going on with Squadron 42, and the ethical mire around the hacking/leaking/sharing of old Nintendo assets and source code.

We're joined this week by streamer and community Brittney aka Peachia to talk about the recent presentations by Microsoft and Nintendo, and also to ruin some emotional moments with unprompted dabbing. We are very white.

CrossCode has finally left PC and landed on consoles, which makes this the perfect time for John and Finn to revisit this retro-inspired action RPG.