The Ramblepack Podcast

From humble beginnings in sports, to the sprawling worlds of Elder Scrolls, Bethesda has created and published a lot of memorable titles in their tenure. We decide to revisit some of our memories, newly learned facts, and what might Bethesda of the future look like.

Video game adaptations have always been hit or miss, but the Golden Axes TV show sure is something. Ocarina of Time is dropping soon and we place our bets on the future of the series from here, Marathon is getting overhauled in December, and Kingdom Hearts has finally made its way to Fortnite, for better or worse.

Part game show, part game chat; all entertainment. We have a special guest to play a game this week, and we kind of talk about mobile games. Adam doesn't get it.

Vampire Survivors dropped its newest DLC: Legacy of the Bloodmoon! (New VS stuff, same great taste)

Orbitals is still a visual delight and getting great reviews, we're getting ready for Sony's 2 State of Plays today (Sept. 3), and Xbox is rolling out a Disc-to-Digital feature to help us maintain our physical libraries. Too good to be true? You decide!

Rich with story, mysteries, wonderful characters, at crazy power fantasy fulfillment, Destiny is still an excellent game to come back to. While it has had its ups and downs, it has always remained a solid game built on tight gameplay and mechanics that feel great to interact with. Have fun us on this trip down Destiny memory lane.

It's Adam's birthday today, so we're sharing the gift of an episode long thought to be lost! Remastered and ready for your ears, you get to enjoy outdated information but hey, at least the conversations are fun.

What even is a remake? How about a remaster? Even after establishing a definition, we can't get it straight. But at least the conversation was fun!

Things are changing in the gaming industry. Some good, some bad. While we speculate on what's happening and what the future might look like, we also sprinkled in a few video game facts.

It's been (another) rough week in games. Studios closing, employee layoffs, and price hike; there has been no shortage of sad news coming out of the games industry, so we discuss EULAs and $80 game codes.

We get Mike to question his sanity on this week's episode.

We also go over some of the games shown off at Summer Games Fest and discuss Xbox's "reset" as they're calling it. Destiny 2 is getting its last few updates and we discuss what the future of Marathon could look like.