After a week off the Gaming Marathon crew return with more stories of controller destroying video game rage! After some listener feedback it's this week's rapid fire news including Star Wars Battlefront 2 open beta is set for October 2017, Ni No Kuni II has been delayed to 2018, Superhot is now available on PS4/PSVR, Square Enix reveals Kingdom Hearts III's Toy Story world and release window, Activision talks physics disparities in the original Crash Bandicoot and N. Sane Trilogy, Telltale announces new seasons for Batman/The Walking Dead and The Wolf Among Us, the Nintendo Switch online app is now available on iOS and Android devices, the greatly anticipated Nintendo 64 Classic Edition may actually be in the works, John Romero reveals the super secret identity of Doomguy from the original DOOM's box art, Uncharted: The Lost Legacy has gone gold and this week's video game releases are discussed. Finally, Adam wraps up the show with a review of the inktacular Splatoon 2 on Nintendo Switch.

This week the Gaming Marathon crew roll right into rapid fire news including a fan has developed a solution to make Metal Gear Solid playable on modern PCs, the currently in development Nintendo Switch online functionality was shown during the recent Splatoon 2 Nintendo Direct, a Horizon Zero Dawn update adds New Game+ and much more, Shadow of War lets you face your ultimate nemesis from Shadow of Mordor thanks to a recent update, a new Destiny 2 trailer reveals an open beta set for later this month, several classic Halo games are getting the Xbox One backwards compatibility treatment, the full launch of PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds has been delayed, Xbox One users will soon be able to gift digital purchases to their friends and this week's video game releases are discussed. Finally, the guys wrap up the show with some game shaming. 

This week the Gaming Marathon crew open the show with some game shaming to discuss what everyone has been playing since last week. Next, Dennis the Cynic challenges the retro gaming mental capacity of three poor unsuspecting contestants for a chance to crown the king of Super Nintendo trivia! After that, it's this week's rapid fire news including the announcement of SteamWorld Dig 2, Playdead Co-Founder Dino Patti starts up a new company and shows off Somerville, a breakdown of July 2017 Xbox Games with Gold, a look at July 2017 PlayStation Plus titles, Final Fantasy XV's episode Prompto DLC is now available, BioWare states that the tone of Anthem's story will be very much like Star Wars, the SNES Classic Edition in Japan has a different look and library, Nintendo claims the SNES Classic will only be sold through the end of 2017, Zelda: Breath Of The Wild's Master Trials DLC is available now, Blizzard announces a release date and details for StarCraft: Remastered, LawBreakers physical release and collector's edition have been announced, Mass Effect Andromeda will not be receiving single-player DLC per Kotaku, fans uncover a long rumored hidden alien mission in Grand Theft Auto V's game files, budget console gamers should definitely check out Sony's half year flash sale before it ends and this week's video game releases are not discussed because there is nothing out this week. Finally, Adam wraps up the show with a review of the Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy on PlayStation 4... A fresh reboot for three glorious old school platformers.

After a short break from E3 the Gaming Marathon crew are back to discuss the somewhat disappointing 2017 Steam Summer Sale, a resolution to the 2K/Rockstar Games mod controversy and what we've been playing lately (or lack thereof). Next, it's this week's Rapid Fire News including IO Interactive is now officially independent and will keep their rights to Hitman, Atari unexpectedly confirms the company is working on a new console, Sega reveals the Sega Forever Collection for mobile retro gamers, Michel Ancel shows off the impressive scope and scale of Beyond Good & Evil 2,  Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered gets a standalone release, Nintendo officially reveals the greatly anticipated Super Nintendo Classic Edition bundled with two wired controllers and a very surprising previously unreleased SNES title and this week's video game releases are discussed. Finally, Adam wraps up the show with a review of Arms on the Nintendo Switch. 

In the final installment of our E3 2017 coverage the Gaming Marathon crew recap the Bethesda, Devolver Digital, PC Gaming Show, Ubisoft, Sony and Nintendo E3 presentations. Featured titles discussed include Dishonored 2: Death of the Outsiders DLC, the Evil Within 2, Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus, Skull & Bones, Far Cry 5, Beyond Good & Evil 2, Uncharted: The Lost Legacy, Days Gone, God of War, Detroit: Become Human, Destiny 2, Insomniac's Spiderman, Metroid Prime 4, Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle, Mario Odyssey and Metroid: Samus Returns. We also discuss our favorite and not so favorite moments and video game reveals from E3 2017.

Welcome to E3 2017 MADNESS!!! In the first installment of our E3 2017 coverage the Gaming Marathon crew recap the EA and Microsoft E3 press conferences in great detail, including the deliciously awkward E3 moments we all look forward to each year, as well as the exciting reveal of the Xbox One X. Up next it's this week's Rapid Fire News with Breaking Bad VR, Pokken Tournament Deluxe is coming to the Switch, Battleborn received a sizeable free trail, the creator of Super Meat Boy announces new project The End is Nigh, Shenmue 3 has been delayed to 2018, CD Projekt Red issues a statement on ransomed Cyberpunk 2077 design documents, Bandai Namco reveals Secret of the Maw DLC for Little Nightmares, Microsoft responds to a recent "grossly inaccurate" Xbox Live study and this week's video game releases are discussed. We will return this Thursday with a second episode for the week covering the Bethesda, Devolver Digital, PC Gaming, Ubisoft, Sony and Nintendo E3 press conferences... We will see you then!

This week the Gaming Marathon crew open the show with summer gaming plans, a long overdue Valve Steam Link hardware review and some Game Shaming. Next, it's this week's Rapid Fire News including IllFonic responds to Friday the 13th's incredibly rocky launch, Supergiant Games' party-based RPG Pyre gets a release date, June 2017 PS Plus titles, Square Enix and People Can Fly are working on a new IP, Middle-Earth: Shadow of War has been delayed to October 2017, Nintendo outlines new details and launch window for the Switch online service, the next Need for Speed title has been revealed and this week's video game releases are discussed featuring Tekken 7, The Elder Scrolls Online: Morrowind, Guardians of the Galaxy: Episode 2 - Under Pressure and Dirt 4. 

This week the guys open the show with another fantastic round of Dennis the Cynic retro gaming trivia followed by some Game Shaming. Next, it's this week's Rapid Fire News including details on the controversial reveal for Far Cry 5, Red Dead Redemption 2 has been delayed to spring 2018, a Bioware writer suggests more Dragon Age is on the way, IO Interactive announces layoffs, Xbox Games with Gold for June 2017, artwork for a rumored Mario and Rabbids crossover RPG leaked online, Xbox Game Pass is coming soon, The King of Kong is turning into a nerdy musical, Seaman creator hints that more Seaman is on the way, Sonic Mania is rumored to release August 15th and this week's video game releases are discussed. Finally, Asad wraps up the show with a review of The Surge on PC.

This week the Gaming Marathon crew welcome Adam back after a month long hiatus from the show. Up next, it's this week's Rapid Fire news including Nintendo's plans to bring Zelda to smartphones, Sega's plans to revive old franchises, public E3 passes are sold out, Ubisoft announces Far Cry 5 and the Crew 2, Ubisoft also hints at a brand new IP after the success of Ghost Recon: Wildlands and For Honor, Devolver Digital will have their first ever E3 press conference, South Park: The Fractured But Whole will release this October, the PC version of Destiny 2 will launch after the console versions, Platinum Games teases a new franchise and this week's video game releases are discussed including Friday the 13th and Rime. Finally, the guys wrap up the show with some game shaming.

This week the Gaming Marathon crew open the show with a discussion of the importance of music in video games as well as some of the best soundtracks from the NES to current generation gaming. Next, it's this week's Rapid Fire News including John Oliver calls gamers to action over threat to net neutrality, Valve discusses the past present and future of the Steam store, the new Bioware IP has been delayed, Bioware is reportedly taking a break from Mass Effect, Nintendo recently outlined their E3 2017 plans, Square Enix is selling IO Interactive, Dynasty Warriors 9 has been officially announced, rumors suggest a new Thief game is in the works, the Madden curse creeps up on Tom Brady, Alan Wake will be pulled from digital stores on May 15th, Halo 6 will not be at E3 2017 and this week's video game releases are discussed. Finally, the guys wrap up the show with some Game Shaming with Abzu, Tales From the Borderlands, A Night in the Woods and retro gaming pain and suffering.