We're going to be at Dragon Con presenting a few panels and partying for the rest of the time. Come see us!

Microsoft has announced that Windows 10 won't run some games that have extremely intrusive DRM.

There is a line in the EULA that some people claim can remove pirated software from a Windows 10 user's hard drive.

This means that several private torrent trackers are banning Windows 10 users from their goods.

Rob and I will be at Dragon Con in Atlanta this Labor Day Weekend, and we're speaking on a panel each.

Nintendo has fired an employee from the Treehouse for talking to a podcast without permission.

Super Mario Maker will be drip-feeding content, unless you know how to get around it.

Then we take calls about Mario Maker and time travel in games that use system clocks.

We start off talking about limited edition consoles and if we've purchased any or not.

A Nikkei report in Japanese about working conditions at Konami is translated to English and everybody is outraged...But what's the issue?

Our final interview with Momocon is with Mark Silman of Shiny Bolt Games about their color platformer Prisma.

We then take calls about Rare Replay and Konami's working conditions.

Rob finally played (some of) the #VOGJam games, and it's up on YouTube, along with a Flappy VOG secret!

Razer bought the parts of Ouya you didn't kickstart - pretty much everything but the hardware and the Free The Games fund, but at least Razer is stepping up.

Harmonix is delaying Amplitude to make it bigger and better, but some backers want to try the demo that convention attendees have been playing for months.

Our interview is with James Simpson and Jonathan Thomas about SnarfQuest Tales, based on the Larry Elmore comic strip. This is the second time we've spoken to them, and they have a Kickstarter live right now!

Then we take calls about the Amplitude Kickstarter and Flashout 2.

We start off with some impressions from the Atlanta Virtual Reality Meetup that was still going on while we were doing the show - primarily demos from CCP Games, who were showing both Eve: Valkyrie and their Kinect 2.0 enabled "VR Labs" tech demos.

But really, it's all about the 10 year anniversary of the show. We actually go back to the first three episodes of the show to see what we were talking about, and find out that either we have definitive answers or we're talking about the same stuff today.

There's also reminiscing about the time Microsoft gave moneyhats during the launch of Halo 3.

Then we take calls about the 10th Anniversary. Lots of them. Along with singing.

We were not live last week, but if we were, we would have covered the passing of Satoru Iwata.

The show turns 10 years old on the day this episode is posted! Come celebrate on July 26th with us.

A question is asked if there was ever any game purchase we regretted, and why.

We have an interview from MomoCon of Jessie and Charlotte of C63 Industries about their puzzle-platformer shooter Pixel: Are You Squared?

Rocket League has taken the PS4 fanbase by storm, and gamers are even forgiving of the massive server outages.

Then we take a brief interrupted call from OLR about cookies.

This episode was recorded on July 5th - there was no show on July 12th due to medical issues, so there is discussion about Nintendo that does NOT reference what occurred on the 12th.

The Mac version of Final Fantasy XIV has been pulled, with the developer metaphorically falling on his sword explaining why.

Nintendo fans are petitioning to cancel Metroid Prime: Federation Force because they don't like the "transformation" of the franchise.

We have an interview with Dennis Tsai of Blazing Orb about their Tetris-inspired fighting game Spaera.

Then we take calls about Metroid Prime and cancelling games we don't like.

We start off with some clarifications about Shenmue 3's Kickstarter as provided by a listener on Twitter.

Batman: Arkham City has been pulled from the PC stores because of its performance issues.

Apple pulled apps that contained the Confederate Flag but then reinstated them after some tweaks were made.

We have an interview with Ian Berridge of Psycho Vision Gaming about Retro Runner Remix, a flash game reminiscent of the games of my youth, only much harder.

Then we talk to OLR about Fry's Electronics, which is totally not an ad.

We were at the Southern Fried Gameroom Expo and you weren't - we'll tell you everything you missed.

The Shenmue 3 Kickstarter wasn't just a bad dream, it's still actually happening.

We have an interview from MomoCon with Jeremy Handel of Handelabra Games about Sentinels of the Multiverse, a video game adaptation of a tabletop card game.

Then we take calls about Fallout Shelter and E3.

In a special Tuesday night edition of the show due to being bumped from the Nintendo World Championships, we talk about many of the press conferences that happened prior to the E3 show floor opening up. Lots of time spent on Oculus and what they REALLY said versus what you thought you heard.

We also discuss the Xbox One's Backwards Compatibility and how it works in reality, as well as why Sony turned all of us into suckers.

We actually talk to Anime Jam Session at the end of the show about what cons they're going to next.