My frequent guest Nick and I discuss the days where gaming accessories were shittier and added no real value to the game but were also perfection in every way. Also we might have finally figured out that the Game Genie might have been a pedophile.

Movies based on video games are strange beasts. Animated cartoons based on video games are something completely different. In this episode I explore oddities in the world of animated cartoons based on games. ALSO - I pull out an old interview I did with a famous actor in my ongoing "Retro Interview" segment.

Join me as I take you back to 1983 to the release of the world's most important gaming console. I give you the details on how this system birthed the Nintendo recognition the world knows today.

Remember "Omikron The Nomad Soul", that dumb cyberpunk game starring David Bowie that came out in 1999? If you don't remember it, me and my guest Nick are here to remind you what it was (BAD!), what it definitely was not (GOOD!) and how many times you need to use the jump button in this game (NONE WHATSOEVER!)

How many Disney Infinity figures did you own? If your answer is more than five, you're a huge loser. JUST LIKE ME! Anyway, here is the story of the disappointment that was the toys-to-life video game experiment "Disney Infinity" and the second life it unexpectedly received. Johnny Depp gets a special shout-out in this episode and not in a good way.

Final Fantasy VII is the greatest game ever, right? I wouldn't know. Never played it and don't intend to. Today I'm joined again by my guest Nick so he can tell me what is up with Cloud's hair and what he would do if he actually met the game in real life. I can neither confirm nor deny the actions would be sexual

The Rock! Sean Connery! Bruce Willis! Hollywood tries to ruin video games all the time, that's nothing new. But what if games tried to ruin Hollywood instead? In today's episode, we look at situations where bankable stars and million dollar ideas weren't enough to save these blockbuster titles.

Bet you didn't know that some video game release dates were tied to some of the biggest moments in history, huh? Join me as I connect the dots (or draw them myself) to uncover the seedy underbelly of gaming conspiracy theories.

In today's episode, we discuss moments in films that involve gaming to some degree but do not make a lick of sense. Topics include Game Gears, Game Boys, and Freddy Kruger.

To commemorate 20 years of "Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver" this August, my special guest Nick and I try to figure out what went wrong with the Legacy of Kain series and how the fuck they peaked after two games.