The crew is joined once again by the incredible Steve Spohn (COO of AbleGamers) for a lighter episode. We talk about what we've been playing, reminisce about the impact the Playstation has had on our gaming lives, and answer some user-submitted questions. Also, John dies at the beginning. Spoilers.

In this episode, Justin and Zach sit down to discuss their time with Star Wars: Jedi Fallen Order. While keeping things spoiler-free, the duo talk about what works and what doesn't in Respawn's triumphant take on the IP.

The time has come. After months of nominations, scoring, math, forgetting to do things, and more math, SDGC finally presents a re-do on The Top 100 Games Of All Time. There was math, so how can it be wrong? We'll find out.

The SDGC crew, joined by friend of the show Samuel Tolbert, go over Microsoft's massive Inside Xbox presentation from earlier that day. Also, did you really think we could avoid taking more shots at Google Stadia? You fool.

Blizzcon 2019 came in with a lot of major announcements, but not everybody is feeling the apology in the opening ceremony. Plus, more staff shakeups within Playstation.

Bethesda launches a nonsensical subscription service for the struggling Fallout 76, and it doesn't even work. Plus, everything is delayed. EVERYTHING.

John, Justin, and Reb sit down to talk about the use of extreme violence in the marketing and promotional materials for major games. When and why do publishers like to focus on graphic violence, and is there any deeper meaning behind it?

It's a slow news week, so the crew invites GameRanx's Tom Johnson on to answer fan submitted questions. It goes off the rails pretty quickly.

The SDGC crew has a lot to say (as always) about newly revealed Playstation 5 information. But first, a whole messy and uncomfortable segment on Blizzard, China, and Hong Kong! There's some other gaming stuff at the end, but who plays videogames?

Finn and Derek talk about their experiences with Wayforward's beat-em-up revival River City GIrls. Is it worth your time?