The Bit Effect guys get together to discuss Bioshock 2. How will it hold up? Does it compare to Bioshock? Listen to find out :)

The week Craig and Dave have some fun with Uniracers which was developed by Rockstar North and published by Nintendo in 1994. This unicycle racing game has some interesting quirks and features as well as some fast paced racing.

The week Craig and Dave play some Alien Soldier, a 1995 side-scrolling run and gun developed by Treasure and published by Sega. As it was only available via the Sega Channel in the U.S. Dave kindly gives us a bit of background on that as well!

It's time to close out the PSX trilogy! Is this worth taking a look at before jumping into PS2?

In part two of our Monster Hunter: World episode we talk about some of the problems we had with the game, our differing play styles, and our final thoughts. Enjoy!

It's here, part one of out Monster Hunter: World episode! In this episode we discuss our history with the series, some of the major improvements on the older releases and our first impressions!

Luke jumps back in to the mix with this blast from the past! Prince of Persia takes us on a timed adventure to save the princess from the evil Jafar. He's at it again!

This week Dave and Craig explore one of the many games released under the Simpsons banner. In this title we control Krusty as he attempts to exterminate rats with the help of some traps and some classic Simpsons characters.

In Part Two of our Bioshock episode we get in to the nitty gritty of just exactly what we didn't like about it, and also give our final thoughts.

We are looking forward to discussing the second title in the series later in the year to settle the age old internal argument on just exactly which Bioshock was best Bioshock!

In Part One of our Bioshock episode we start to get to grips with this classic title with our ultimate goal being to settle that age old in house argument of which Bioshock reigns supreme.

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