Frog and snacks discuss the recent comments made by Ninja on women streamers, and go on to debate what the obligations (both legal and moral) are of high profile videogame content creators.

Today's Nintendo Direct about SSBU has the boys freaking out, and then some EVO 2018 news gets snacks talking about one of his favorite topics - Genghis Khan??

Frog and Snacks tackle the tricky topic of objectivity and politics in gaming journalism - a topic that unfortunately turns ugly far too often. Listen to our Good Takes here

Join the guys on another smorgasbord episode where they dive into the strange history of James Bond videogames, Discord raising the bar on platform chat functionality, and the barely believable comeback of No Man's Sky

Using Rocket League's third birthday as a jumping off point, the boys talk about what keeps gamers returning to the games they love, especially in an era where many games are specifically built for longevity

The boys go in on the current state of crossplay (or lack thereof) and lay out why it is so important to the future of games as a service

two old men finally try to make sense of the global phenomenon that is Fortnite. The boys try to bring their classic heady Frogsnacks analysis to the bourgening BR genre and come up with some near-future theories on their own

The Boys talk about settings in games - Ancient Greece and Rome, China, Japan, Medieval Europe, Outer Space and much, much more. What we see too much of and what we can see more of, and why Wild Arms was so...wild

E3 2018 is over, so the boys are back to discuss their bingo cards from the previous episode, as well as some of the highs and lows of the show

Frog and Snacks jump on the "Turn E3 Into a Bingo Joke" bandwagon with some wild predictions, with a little friendly wager on the side