This week the Gaming Marathon crew kick off the show with more of Adam's PC Gaming misadventures, that quickly transitions into a recap of a long standing argument between Adam and Aaron that recently reached a boiling point. Up next the guys honor the 20th anniversary of the Nintendo 64 with an extended discussion of some of the best titles for the 64-bit console, including N64 memories from a few listeners of the show. Up next, it's this weeks rapid fire news with Soma turning a profit after selling nearly half a million copies, PlayStation Experience 2016 is set for this coming December, No Man's Sky advertising is under investigation in the U.K., PlayStation Plus and Xbox Games with Gold titles for October 2016 have been revealed, Gearbox Software CEO denies that Battleborn is going free-to-play, long standing Final Fantasy art director Yusuke Naora leaves Square Enix, new details on the NES Classic Edition and more confusion on the Modern Warfare Remaster. Finally, Aaron wraps up the show with a review of the incredibly odd and unique indie hit Virginia by Variable State, now available on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Windows PC and OS X.

This week the Gaming Marathon crew double jump right into this week's Rapid Fire News segment including Valve Vs. Digital Homicide, Kojima Vs. Metal Gear Survive, more details on Kojima's Death Stranding, Blizzard phases out the legendary Battle.net name, Attrition mode returns to Titanfall 2, the CEO of Ubisoft praises the Nintendo NX for being easy to use and different, the first Deus Ex story DLC is now available and Polytron pulls Oculus Rift support due to the odd and questionable hijinks of Palmer Luckey. Finally, Adam wraps up the show with a review of Recore, available now on Xbox One and Windows PC.

This week the entire Gaming Marathon crew return to reminisce on some of the best and worst (mostly worst) titles developed by LJN for the NES, Game Boy, Sega Genesis and SNES.  Next, it's this week's Rapid Fire news including a last minute delay for the Last Guardian, titles on the PS VR demo disc have been revealed, the PlayStation 4 firmware update 4.0 includes some much appreciated updates, Team Ninja's Nioh has a release date, Kojima describes Death Stranding as an open-world action game, the first two Dead Rising titles receive a re-release, the Witness is now available on Xbox One, "Would you kindly" purchase the Bioshock Collection and South Park: The Fractured But Whole has been delayed to 2017.

This week Dennis the Cynic opens the show with another fun retro gaming quiz segment with sneaky questions from Crash Bandicoot, Castlevania, classic arcade gaming and other retro goodness. Up next it's this week's Rapid Fire news including CD Projekt Red increases their personnel for Cyberpunk 2077, Super Mario Run announced for IOS devices, the PlayStation 4 Slim officially exists, a full breakdown of the reveal of the PlayStation 4 Pro and the battle between Xbox Live and the PlayStation Network continues, with Xbox Live leading the way. Thank you for listening, we will return next with with another episode of the Gaming Marathon Podcast!

This week the full Gaming Marathon crew return with an extended Game Shaming session including Gone Home, Inside, Grow Up and more retro gaming goodness. Up next, it's this week's Rapid Fire news including gamers fighting for No Man's Sky refunds, Metal Gear Solid V: The Definitive Experience revealed, Konami has no plans to finish Metal Gear Solid V's missing mission 51, the PlayStation 4 slim exists and will likely be available very soon, September 2016 Playstation Plus and Xbox Games with Gold are detailed, a full breakdown of the recent Nintendo 3DS Direct and Firewatch is finally heading to the ole' Xbox One including new bonus features aplenty. Finally, Adam and Asad wrap up the show with three video game reviews in a row for Madden NFL 17, Deus Ex: Mankind Divided and the World of Warcraft: Legion Expansion set. Thanks again for checking out the show, we will return next week with a brand new episode of the Gaming Marathon Podcast.

This week the Gaming Marathon crew discuss moments of pure primal video game nerd rage with help from a few of our listeners of the show! Up next, Dennis and Asad discuss the ridiculously lame Time.com top 50 best video games of all time list (it's really bad). Finally, Asad wraps up the show with this weeks rapid fire news including the internet stressing over deleted No Man's Sky Discoveries, rumors that EA is working to remaster the Mass Effect Trilogy, Fallout 4's Nuka-World DLC releases soon, The Division expansion packs have been delayed to 2017 due to "lingering issues", the ever evolving Evolve gets a co-op mode, Dark Souls 3's "Ashes of Ariandel" DLC has been revealed and Niantic has added an appraisal feature to Pokémon Go. Thanks again for checking out the show, we'll see you next week with the triumphant return of Adam and Aaron... Maybe?

This week the full Gaming Marathon crew open the show with a fun listener mail segment that leads to an extensive video games and snacking debate... Next, it's this week's rapid fire news including Niantic aggressively targeting Pokémon Go bots, Destiny: The Collection announced and coming soon, Nintendo once again offers an odd and temporary Splatoon demo, Titanfall technical test dates have been announced, a new map has been revealed for Overwatch, Konami offers a Kojimaless Metal Gear zombie apocalypse and a full breakdown of the recent Best of Gamescom 2016 awards. Finally, Adam and Asad wrap up the show with a review of the insanely hyped No Man's Sky, available now on PlayStation 4 and PC.

Inspired by the incredible drama surrounding the release of No Man's Sky, this week the Gaming Marathon crew open the show with a discussion of video games that have failed to meet the expectations of gamers over the years. Up next it's this week's rapid fire news including new DOOM DLC, Nintendo takes down the Internet Archive of Nintendo Power, Sony reveals a mysterious meeting, Quantum Break heads to Steam, The Witcher 3 Complete Edition is available soon, the Xbox One wins July 2016, THQ lives again, No Man's Sky is broken on PC and players struggle to find one another in No Man's Sky. Finally, Asad and Aaron wrap up the show with a super special double indie review for Hyper Light Drifter and ABZÛ, both available now on PlayStation 4 and PC. Thanks again for checking out the show, we'll return next week with another episode of the Gaming Marathon!

This week Dennis the Cynic opens the show with a super excellent retro video game trivia segment. Can you guess which one of the Gaming Marathon crew members embarrassingly crashes and burns on the trivia segment? Up next, the guys discuss what they've been playing lately including Dark Souls, Bloodborne, more random retro gaming, Jak and Daxter as well as the unexpectedly amazing ABZÛ. Finally, Aaron wraps up the show with this week's rapid fire news including details on the hardware specifications for the Xbox One S, Playdead's Inside is heading to the PlayStation 4, Darkest Dungeon releases on PlayStation 4 and Vita soon, more than 100 issues of Nintendo Power have been added to the Internet Archive, the console editions of XCOM 2 have been delayed, the release of the greatly anticipated No Man's Sky is almost here and the next Destiny DLC Rise of the Iron will be available September 21st, 2016.

This week the Gaming Marathon crew continue their Pokémon Go conversation, including details on why Nintendo's stock has been on such a wild roller coaster ride since the mobile title released in early July. Next, it's this week's rapid fire news including a retro return for Sonic the Hedgehog, Xbox Games with Gold for August 2016, PlayStation Plus titles for August 2016, new Nintendo NX rumors via Eurogamer, the PlayStation VR requires major gaming space, Nvidia pays for sneaky advertising, No Man's Sky footage leaks and the Internet goes wild and Disney Infinity servers are officially scheduled to shut down. Finally, the guys discuss what they've been playing lately including random retro gaming, Uncharted 4 trophy hunting, Song of the Deep, Mario Galaxy, Hyper Light Drifter and the oh so horrific Dark Souls PC port. Thanks again for checking out the show, we'll see ya next week!