Released in 2002, Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell is a critically acclaimed stealth game most known for protagonist Sam Fisher and his cool green goggles. We talk in-depth about our fun, albeit extremely bizarre experiences playing it.

For this episode, we cover three legendary Nintendo franchises: Mario Kart, Mario Party, and Super Smash Bros. We discuss which generation of each series we prefer, look back on some of our memories playing them, and talk about what made each timeless and special.

In today's episode we discuss Enter the Matrix, one of most nostalgic RPGs of ALL time. We look back on what made Enter the Matrix so special and revolutionary, including the life of Barry after he takes the blue pill and embarks on his journey as an accountant in New York City.

Auto Run is back after a bit of a hiatus with a special episode dedicated to a game that's very close to our hearts, Gears Of War. Justin Leger, founder of TheLedgeSports.com, joins the show as we reminisce on our fond multiplayer memories, and discuss what made the Gears Of War franchise so unique and enjoyable.

On this special holiday edition, the boys find themselves in Whoville, exploring the impact and importance of the nostalgic and world-renowned Grinch video game.

The boys find themselves aboard the Pillar of Autumn behind enemy lines in an attempt to tackle the massive world of Halo.

The boys find themselves back in Pallet Town, reminiscing on fond Pokémon memories and talking about some of the blatant absurdities found in the franchise.

Three friends (Vigz, Wouts, and Brady) embark on a quest to record a gaming podcast together in their spare time. They thought it would be cool to share some introductions and gaming memories, but all is not what it may seem…