The Internet's Worst Gaming Podcast revs back up! (like a chainsaw you see)

Join hosts Loki Jarson and Jo Stizzy as they discuss the finer points of the Gear of War: E-Day beta.

Does it fell like it did back in the 360 days? Is it worth $70? Will this prequel bring in new fans?

But first, Pokémon maker GameFreak released it's new action RPG, Beast of Reincarnation.

Does this prove GF is not a one-trick Ponyta? Will it stand out enough in a sea of souls-likes? Will it's potential success encourage other devs to try things outside of what they usually produce?

Then, Nintendo had a showcase for Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave.

Is this an unofficial sequel to Intelligent System's megahit Three Houses? And, if so, is that a bad thing? Is it worth $80?

Plus new GTA 6 footage will be on Netflix, nobody likes Take Two CEO Strauss Zelnick, and PlayStation warns it's customers (or consumers) NOT to buy a PS5!

All that and more on this episode, enjoy today!

The Internet's Worst Gaming Podcast returns for yet more remakes!

Join hosts Loki Jarson and Jo Stizzy as they discuss what's good and what's bad about the two big remakes from July: Assassin's Creed: Black Flag Resynced and Halo: Campaign Evolved.

Should Halo have been made in third-person? Does taking away hidden blade combat hurt Black Flag?

Perhaps more importantly, did these games even need to be remade in the first place? How many negative changes are there vs positive? Did "modernism" ruin Halo? Did MTX ruin Assassin's Creed?

But before all of that, news on a sequel to Wuchang; Fallen Feathers, Sony triples down on going all-digital, and XBOX wants to sell you ADs.

All that and a review of PlayStation exclusive Saros on this latest episode, enjoy today!

The Internet's Worst Gaming Podcast returns with topics hotter than fire!

Join hosts Loki Jarson and Jo Stizzy as they discuss the latest, greatest, and worst news in gaming.

As XBOX continues their hard reset, laying off thousands of employees, the guys ask if that will be enough to set things right. Should they get rid of even more studios? Did the studios they owned, like Double Fine and Compulsion, even contribute anything of value?

Will the announced Fallout games from Bethesda even be console exclusive?

Plus, as Sony continues it's slow march towards the death of physical discs, they wonder what one would be missing out on if they never play any theoretical PS6 games.

Finally, they get back to talking about what games they've actually been playing, from indie gems like Luna Abyss, to AAA hits like Pragmata and Crimson Desert., and total junk like 1348 Ex Voto.

All that and an update on Amazon's ill-advised God of War adaptation in this latest episode.

Enjoy today!

Two episodes in one week?!? Only the Internet's Worst Gaming Podcast could be so bold!

Join hosts Loki Jarson and Jo Stizzy as they discuss further fallout from Sony's monumentally bad decision to end physical media on the PlayStation in January 2028.

When will they actually start to feel financial pressure?

Is there anything Xbox can or will do to combat this?

What can the average gamer do?

How much market share will Sony lose?

These questions, with no easy answers all on today's episode. Enjoy now!

The Internet's Worst Gaming Podcast returns, with a special guest!

Join host Loki Jarson and special guest Mr. Knossig, all the way from Canada, as they discuss Sony's incredibly stupid decision to kill off ALL physical games for their PlayStation platform.

But first, as primarily a PC gamer, Knossig gives his insight into the Steam Machine and how bad of an idea that platform is. Could it have been something special at a lower price?

Also, a little bit more about GTA 6 and their idea to go all digital, as well. Did that decision come well before Sony's? Is there some sort of collusion going on in the industry?

All that plus, we explore the "ethics" of piracy and ask when does a company's ideas become indefensible, no matter how much of a "fanboy" one may be.

Enjoy now today!

This episode of The Internet's Worst Gaming Podcast takes it both on the road and to the bank!

Join hosts Loki Jarson and Jo Stizzy (from his echo-y hotel room) as they discuss the latest in gaming news, including:

Sony lays off a ton of staff at Bungie, but still wants to continue with Marathon and making live-service games. Is this the end for Destiny as a franchise? Will this company ever learn a lesson before they run out of money to burn?

Then, Valve finally allows pre-orders for the Steam Machine, but prices it at $1000! Who, besides scalpers, will buy this? Why did they think releasing an underpowered machine in this day and age was a good idea?

Finally, speaking of strange pricing decisions, Rockstar reveals Grand Theft Auto 6 will be $80 for the standard edition, $100 for the deluxe, AND digital only! Will this set a horrible precedent? Will gamers actually not want to buy what is sure to be the biggest entertainment launch of the century?

All that, plus, why you shouldn't blame AI data centers for rising costs! Enjoy today!

As E3 season winds down, The Internet's Worst Gaming Podcast returns with one last showcase!

Join hosts Loki Jarson and Jo Stizzy as they discuss Nintendo's latest Direct presentation. Kingdom Hearts 4, Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave, Final Fantasy Resonance and a remake of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time! Is it worth buying a Switch 2 for these games yet or not?

Then, Stizzy has finally finished Resident Evil 9: Requiem. Where does the franchise go from here if only remakes are on the horizon?

Plus, as game journalists continue to whine about generative AI use in game trailers, we ask whether or not actual gamers even care?

Finally, as Xbox decides to restructure their business in the hopes of no longer wasting millions, we ponder the best ways to "save" all 3 big companies from their current troubles. Is it so easy as we think it should be?

All that and even more on this latest episode, enjoy today!

It's that time of the year again, as Not-E3 2026 reveals the new games coming soon, and The Internet's Worst Gaming Podcast is there to cover it all!

Join hosts Loki Jarson and Jo Stizzy as they break down every (important) game and showcase including:

Sony's State of Play with: Wolverine, Onimusha, and God of War Laufey being the premiere titles.

Geoff Keighley's Summer Game Fest with: Resident Evil Veronica, Stellar Blade: Blood Rain, Final Fantasy remake part 3, and Tifa Lockhart as DLC for Street Fighter 6.

XBOX's showcase with: Gears of War E-Day and Clockwork Revolution being console exclusive. Halo, Crazy Taxi and Spyro the dragon making long-awaited returns.

Plus, like a million more games in this 2 hour episode, so enjoy now!

(note: there is occasional audio peaking in the first 2/3rd of the episode, it is not present in the final 3rd)

Star your engines, The Internet's Worst Gaming Podcast races back with a brand new episode!

Join hosts Loki Jarson and Jo Stizzy as they give their first impressions of Forza Horizon 6. Is it better than the previous entry, or merely more of the same? Is there such a thing as a "too easy" game when it comes to racers?

But first, another new release, Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight has Stizzy feeling like a mini-Caped Crusader. Is it worth $70? Just how many different Jokers are there anyway?

Then, Subnautica 2 launches in early access. It's already a runaway hit, but will insulting players lead to eventual financial ruin? Do you need a gun to shoot sharks or can you just avoid them?

Finally, Sony announces that Destiny 2 will end updates soon. is this merely the end of one live-service game, or are Marathon and Bungie about to be killed as well?

All that plus: Ubisoft can't get out of it's own way with Assassin's Creed: Black Flag Resynced, PlayStation+ has yet another price increase, and nobody bought Saros or Ghost of Yotei.

Enjoy today!

The Internet's Worst Gaming Podcast soars into space for this latest episode!

Join Hosts Loki Jarson and Jo Stizzy as they discuss Nintendo's newest Star Fox game, which is not a new game at all, but a remake of Star Fox 64! With an announcement of increasing prices, is there any real chance for the Switch 2? Why should the average gamer bother with the console?

Then, Sony commits to using even more AI-assisted tools to speed up production, but after cratering sales of the PS5, plus BILLIONS wasted on Bungie and Marathon, can they even make it to the next-gen? Who even bought Saros?

Finally, Ryu Ga Gotoku studios unveil their most ambitions project yet, Stranger Than Heaven. After stumbling with their last game, Yakuza 3 Kiwami, is the future of the beloved studio brighter than the Heavens or bleaker than hell? Do we really need 2 Snoop Doggs?

All that, plus: Wuchang gets a new owner, Pragmata sales go past 2 million and anita sarkeesian rears her ugly head once more to ruin another game!

Enjoy today!