Mitch Jonathan and Danielle hash out their thoughts on the latest direct. All their nintendo hopes and dreams are revealed. Follow on twitter and Facebook @supnerdpodcast. Listen on itunes and soundcloud @supnerdpodcast

Mitch finds another way to annoy Matt and Danielle using the beauty of the internet. It's a new twist on a video game quiz. Can they crack the code, give it a listen to find out! Listen on soundcloud and download on itunes @supnerdpodcast.

Mitch, Rosalyn, Chris, and Morgan finally argue the arbitrary to hilarious results. Do we find the true answers to the burning questions, doubtful. Give it a listen it's a wild ride. Listen on soundcloud and itunes @supnerdpodcast. Like Comment and Subscribe!

Mitch, Matt and Danielle attempt to answer the unaswerable, which do video games represent a medium for storytelling or for gameplay. Do we find an answer, well give it a listen! Follow on Facebook and Twitter @supnerdpodcast, and download on itunes just search supnerdpodcast!

Mitch Morgan Chris and Rosalyn have a story time about our experience with D&D. Epic stories nerdy moments and stupidity abound. Follow on Facebook and Twitter @supnerdpodcast. Download on itunes just search supnerdpodcast!

Mitch Joe and Jonathan do Mad Libs. It flies off the tracks faster then you can imagine. Like and follow on Facebook and Twitter @supnerdpodcast. Download and listen on the go through itunes just search supnerdpodcast

Mitch, Rosalyn, Chris and Morgan are subjected to another round of Netflix anime to varying responses. They talk about the show, their thoughts and why it succeeds or fails. ...download and listen on itunes!

Matt for some reason chooses to sit down again with "quizmaster" Mitch for a new spin on trivia and language. How well do you know games ran through a translator? Let's find out!

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Jonathan, Mitch and Joe have a measured discussion about Splatoon 2 and in no way get sidetracked or fall off topic. Give it a listen to git gud!

Matt and Mitch take a measured and in no way at all biased look at the state of video games in 2017. They cross their fingers for 2018 and share their hopes for the industry. No game maker is safe from their scrutiny.