The Podcast That Never Was

Nick and James discuss their preferred way to increase difficulty in video games, leaking information on games, and fans who don't understand the process of content creation.

Nick and James discuss their opinions on aggregate review sites, how timing hurts or helps media, and the appeal of the retro aesthetic.

Nick and James discuss spoiler culture, voice direction vs poor acting, and fan favorites

Nick and James discuss games and shows that get a seemingly random resurgence in popularity, people complaining about you playing a game different the way they do, and vocal minorities thinking they're bigger than they really are.

Nick and James discuss why people play video games, going back to older entries in game franchises, and discuss who best girl is in the Crunchyroll Anime Awards

Nick and James discuss limitations of Anime Seasons, Game Awards, and When do Spinoffs Matter?

Nick and James the staleness of the shonen community, safe sequels, and placing creators on pedestals

Nick and James triumphantly return to discuss video game console launches, discuss opinion quantifiers, and reverse snobs.

Nick and James announce a temporary hiatus, talk about why old anime were localized, and why modern dubs use the same 12 actors.

Nick and James discuss misremembering nostalgia, the 10 year cycle of loving hated things, and reading off the results of the Anime Awards