In this episode we review the Switch Lite! Spoilers: it's good. Also, Steamworld Quest is good. Also: is Marior Kart Tour a gacha nonsense mobile whale hunting trash app? And how many streaming services is too many?

Our favorite news from the latest Nintendo Direct. Old games are better because the don't use exploitative gacha mechanics.

What is gacha?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gacha_game

Game dev detailing how to exploit players:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xNjI03CGkb4

We dive into WoW Classic, refreshed by its difficult but rewarding gameplay. Then we do Disney's job for them and talk about Star Wars for a good half hour.

Dez and Jase figure out gaming tvs, talk Genesis Mini, play Samurai Shodown and Mario Maker 2, and come to the conclusion, once again, that Nintendo Switch is the best console.

Have we turned the corner on WoW Classic? Do we really miss vanilla Wow?

Video Games are weirdly mainstream, and it shows up in weird places. Like Sports Center.

MtG Arena is becoming the best digital card game, even better than SNK vs. Capcom: Card Fighters Clash 2.

Also? Is the Vita the best handheld that no one's playing? It is if you love PS One games. Or weird Japanese visual novels.

Finally! The Switch Lite gets officially announced. Does it meet our expectations? Is it a snap buy? A hard pass?

Also, bad MMOs, WoW Classic, Teamfight Tactics, and more.

Why do PC hardware names have to be so complicated? Doesn't matter. Just buy whatever card is $500 at the time. Also? Why can't we stop playing DOTA Underlords? Are we alone in this? Or is this game just that good? Spoilers: it's just that good.