The Game Masters

When do you slow down collecting? Do you do it when your room is full? Or is it after you stopped collecting?

Tonight's episode will be a little different. We want to talk about the best ways to buy video games, at stores, conventions, you name it! We also want to talk about the Neo Geo AES+ and how exciting this is for the Retro Game Community!

Tonight's episode will be a little different. A lot has happened since the last show. I hit a new milestone of 14,500 subscribers and lost my YouTube channel! That's right, it got hijacked and because of MY stupidity! How did this happen? Well, we are going to talk about it and talk about how I got it back!

These stories and issues happen more than once. Going to conventions, dealing with resellers, it's bound to happen. HORROR stories. We talk about them tonight!

Have you ever gotten so involved in collecting that you become a shelf collector because you don't have time to play games? Has anyone ever told you that? Do you want to be able to play games, not just sit them on your shelf? We discuss this today. What We’re Covering: The Games: Are localizations and content "adjustments" ruining the original vision, or are they necessary for modern audiences? The Community: How much moderation is too much in Discord and forums? The Creators: YouTube’s ever-shifting "ad-friendly" guidelines and how they force creators to self-censor just to keep the lights on. It’s a complicated conversation with no easy answers, so we want to hear from you. Is the "slippery slope" real, or are we just seeing the industry grow up?

Do you want to build a game room? Not just any game room, but a MASTER gameroom? We talk about how you can make your game room the best it possibly can be!

Have you debated about selling your video game collection? When is a good time to sell? Did you fall on hard times? Do you just not want to collect anymore? We'll talk about this tonight!

The "censorship" debate in gaming is a minefield, but we’re walking right into it. Where do we draw the line between protecting a community and stifling creativity? Tonight, we’re breaking down the layers of control currently hitting our hobby. What We’re Covering: The Games: Are localizations and content "adjustments" ruining the original vision, or are they necessary for modern audiences? The Community: How much moderation is too much in Discord and forums? The Creators: YouTube’s ever-shifting "ad-friendly" guidelines and how they force creators to self-censor just to keep the lights on. It’s a complicated conversation with no easy answers, so we want to hear from you. Is the "slippery slope" real, or are we just seeing the industry grow up?

Have you ever donated money, games, or time to YouTubers? Did you regret your decision? Do you still donate? Should you donate? We discuss it here tonight!

Are gaming YouTubers becoming irrelevant? Are they in it just because it's the next big thing? Have they used it for financial gain for their next endeavor? We talk about it here!