On this episode of the Super Bro Station Gamescast, Brian reviews a Pixel Story, Josh is tortured by Halo Wars 2, Erik is still playing Dragon Age: Inquisition. The guys discuss the release of the new RPG Torment. We learn a few things about the new Mass Effect, including how large some of the maps are. We discuss how Kurt Cobain influenced the creation of Noctis in Final Fantasy XV. And is VR really the wave of the future? All of this and more on this episode of the Super Bro Station Gamescast.

Get ready for a spookster of an episode, we discuss the coin, dogecoin that is, and other horrifying and tragic tales.

Games played: Resident Evil Village, Judgment, Atelier Ryza, Returnal, Clap Hanz Golf, Assassin's Creed Valhalla, Fantasian, and Apex Legends Season 9.

News discussed: Microsoft updates, upgrades, and rumors; Sony's chip shortage, next gen VR, and parity clauses; and so much more.

We will haunt you all later, but be wary, we are not always on time...

... but hopefully next time we will be :)

What's up fans? We're back with another throw back episode! We'll have some new content soon, I promise! For now enjoy this episode circa 2017.

The Nintendo Switch is about to be released, and to everybody's dismay, they have finally said that there won't be a virtual console. While we don't know if that's permanent or just at launch, many Nintendo fans are concerned. On this episode, we talk games we've been playing, the stunning gameplay of Horizon: Zero Dawn, the Nintendo Switch Debacle, Cards Against Humanity's Mass Effect bundle, and the unfortunate demise of a game streamer we all know and love. All this and more on this episode of the Super Bro Station Gamescast.

For Honor is out the reviews are coming in fairly positive, but what does Brian and Josh have to say about it? On this episode we weigh in on whether For Honor was worth the wait. Erik talks about why he doesn't like Fire Emblem Heroes. Brian goes hacksourcing through the streets of San Francisco in Watch Dogs 2 and then discusses the new patch that adds a different ending. We discuss the future of mobile gaming (does it have one?). Crash Bandicoot has joined Sony's list of remastered games. And finally, what's the deal with Pewdiepie? All that and more on this episode of the Super Bro Station Gamescast

Bros, it's another slow gaming week, but we still find games to discuss.

Games played: Assassin's Creed Valhalla, Cozy Grove, Bravely Default II, and more.

News discussed: Square Enix is for sale? Sony reverses some decisions, Microsoft makes some small announcements, Apex prepares for a crazy season of new things, and Nintendo drops another Indie World Showcase.

When next you lay your eyes upon us, may our bodies be found, lying in a meadow, next to a stream of newly released games.

Bros, it's sad yet true, Square Enix is the publisher putting out the most titles in 2021. It's the one giving us all the games to play, regardless of quality.

Games played: Outriders, Trials of Mana, Cozy Grove, Sakuna: Of Rice and Ruin, and Assassin's Creed Valhalla.

News discussed: Games get release dates, Deathloop gets delayed, Sony has development issues, and Nintendo may not manufacture enough consoles this year.

We will back with more games, more news, more cheeseburgers and pizza, than ever before.

The bros are back with the questions you've all been thinkin' of...

...where are all of the big game announcements?

Games played: Ys I and II, and Ys: Memories of Celceta.

News discussed: Microsoft announces a tsunami of indies, CD Projekt Red announces next-gen upgrades, and more.

Hopefully we'll have more to say next week?

We're coming at you with another throwback!

It's been a busy week in the gaming industry. On this episode Brian tells you about what games are coming out this week. Erik gives his disheartened feelings on Final Fantasy's 30th Anniversary celebration. Brian gives this thoughts on the announcement that the Elder Scrolls will be going back to Morrowind with the latest Elder Scrolls Online expansion. Josh talks about the scandal at Gamestop that has employees and customers in outrage. We briefly touch on our dislike of the Tales series . . . again. And Brian wants more belts on Square Enix characters. All of that and more!

J Jolly and Brolor are dead. Long live J Jolly (and thankfully not Brolor).

Games played: Everhood.

News discussed: Square Enix presents, Sony buys Evo, and games get delayed.

Topic: What other games will be delayed out of 2021?

Join us as the revolution begins. The gaming revolution that is. 

What's up bros, broettes and everybody in between. We have a very special episode for you this week. I am not your lovable baby boy Brank. I am the the jolliest of individuals, otherwise known as J Jolly, otherwise known as Josh Pederson. I had the honor of sitting down with Jon Doyle and Jason Maddison of Lost in Cult Publishing to talk about their amazing venture called [lock-on], a brand new and very beautiful gaming journal currently looking for funding on Kickstarter. This amazing product features some prolific voices from all corners of the gaming world, including John Linneman of Digital Foundry, Rishi Alwani of IGN India, Cade Onder of Screen Rant, and so many others. This first volume talks about the past, present, and future of the Playstation, "all whilst featuring thought-provoking and insightful content about current affairs and the wider gaming sphere." 

Not only do we talk about this amazing journal, but we also dive into a conversation about game preservation, the all digital future, and the future of the single player campaign. Sit back, put your feet up, and get lost in the soothing sounds of the Super BS Gamescast. If you would like to contribute to the kickstarter of this amazing gaming journal, click on the link below for all of the details.

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/lost-in-cult/lock-on-volume-1