The week gamers around the world wait for as E3 2021 is now in the books and Brian & Victor discuss all the new video game announcements as well as discuss their thoughts on what some of the big developers brought to the table this year along with the Xbox/Bethesda and Nintendo Showcases. 

The boys are back yet once again as E3 is right around the corner and they go through the entire E3 schedule and give their thoughts on what they hope to see as well as what they expect out of E3 as well as the Summer Game Fest. They also announce the winner of the show's first giveaway. 

Brian and Victor welcome back Mortal Kombat artist, Paul E. Niemeyer as they catch up with him since having him on the show over a year ago. Paul provides tons of hilarity as well as some amazing stories from his time working on art for Mortal Kombat, Satans Hollow, and many others throughout his incredible career. 

Video game movies have always been known for their cheesiness and mostly missing the mark when being made based on their source material. In this episode, Brian & Victor discuss these movies as well as giving their review of the latest movie based on a video game, Mortal Kombat. Also, the guys discuss Sony and their rather poor attempts at backwards compatibility, their decision to reverse closing the PS3 & Vita online stores as well as how they lack revolutionizing the video game industry as a whole. 

After a two-week hiatus, Brian & Victor are back once again and this time they welcome Adolfo Dorta and Ed Gonzales, the owners of a brand new convention hitting Indianapolis May 14th-15th, Squared Circle Expo. The guys discuss this brand new wrestling expo and what fans of professional wrestling can expect as well as talking all about Adolfo and Ed's love for pro wrestling as well as the convention scene. 

In this episode, Brian & Victor discuss how streaming services such as Disney Plus and HBO Max are trying to bring brand new movies to their platform and make movie watching more accessible as well as how musicians are having virtual concerts to try and bring music to more people. Also, the guys talk about Microsoft looking into acquiring Discord and how that just might impact Discord's rather large community.