In the guys' most difficult to title episodes, Frog and Snacks try to define points on the spectrum of the purposes of game design from the purely single player, to the persistent world of EVE Online. Snacks brings up Cel-Damage, which is a bad game that you probably have not played, and the dudes talk about what makes Borderlands so awesome. 

The guys take a pretty disappointing look at the sordid history of video game movies, but try to showcase the promising future ahead, with the likes of Blizzard and Sony getting on the silver screen with a few of their IPs. An astonishing amount of Pokemon movies have been released, Nintendo might be creaking the door they slammed shut on Hollywood 23 years ago, and Capcom literally has no shame when it comes to movies. 

Frog and Snacks rounded up some of their favorite games the have unfortunately (or fortunately) fallen into obscurity. Tune in to find out if one of your closet favorites gets some play, and roll your eyes as Snacks tries to impart wisdom about the uniqueness of the medium. OG XBOX, wack Nintendo peripherals, and meta commentary on JRPGs show up systematically. 

Frog and Snacks recount the big news at the GDC conference about potential cross play between sony and microsoft. The guys also talk about VR and how it will be marketed and become a part of the future of gaming, also obligatory Nintendo stuff and NYC anti-truancy advertisements.

The boys talk about the Division and how innovative its fashion/gear relationship is. Snacks then brings Frog into a deep dive of the role fashion plays in video games, especially modern day online gear-heavy games. Snacks gives Champions of Norrath a shout out, for some reason. 

The guys go over a multitude of topics this week including Psyonix and the Rocket League Championship Series, the structure of pro fighting games, and the possibilities of the newly announced XBOX hardware upgrades. The country of Poland gets a shout out, for some reason. 

Frog recounts his trials and tribulations with MAGFest and the guys go over  some of the growing staples of gaming cons, then your boys go into a semi-deep dive into the new Fire Emblem and the series as a whole

Frog and Snacks bring on friend of the show Kev AKA nydingus to talk about the release of Street Fighter V and what it means for the FGC and Esports entertainment. comparisons to WWE are made, as well as some signature Frogsnacks speculation on how Capcom can capitalize on the inherent hypeness of their product.

The boys commemorate their 50th episode by trying to explain how we got here in the first place. Why do we play games? Frog and Snacks try to break the gaming experience into five categories, and rank their personal importance. Much is learned along the way, and a lot of what makes the medium enjoyable is explained to the best of their abilities. Thanks for listening and here's to 50 more episodes!