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We’ve had our predictions episode, now it’s time to review E3 2021. Landry, Mark, Matt, and Jake talk about their favorite moments, their biggest letdowns, and of course, their overall thoughts.

Landry, Jake, and Mark talk about E3 2021. The different shows that are currently scheduled are all over the place, and it's the first time in history that we'll have an 'All Digital' E3! Timecodes: (00:00:00) Intro (00:03:04) - What’re Ya Playin’? (00:18:04) - E3 Lineup So Far (00:34:53) - What we would like to see from Nintendo (00:50:18) - What we would like to see from Xbox (01:01:38) - What we would like to see from PlayStation (01:14:52) - Outro

Landry Smith joins the podcast to talk about New Pokémon Snap for the Nintendo Switch. We break down new mechanics in the game, anything we dislike, and of course, whether or not it's worth your hard-earned money.

This is not an inflammatory console war discussion of who's doing best. Instead, Landry wants the people to know that businesses need to act like businesses, even in and the gaming industry. Recent reporting however, seems to suggest that PlayStation has been making bad moves. Let's talk about that.

It's our FIFTH year for our annual Oscars or Academy Awards podcast. Zack and Jake discuss all of the best picture nominees and which one they think will win. Even if you don't intend on watching the Oscars, but have an interest in some of these movies, you should definitely listen in!

This is our first four-man zoom podcast and it's one you don't want to miss! Landry, Mark, Matt, and Jake are on the podcast this week to talk about what they hope to see from Nintendo in 2021, along with their own pie-in-the-sky prediction. Listen in to see if you think our dreams will become reality!

The last podcast in our Year in Review series is finally here. Jake and Eric jump on the mics to discuss the Good, Bad, and Ugly of 2020 for PlayStation. Last year we saw the release of the PlayStation 5, along with a slew of other excellent titles like: The Last of Us: Part 2, Ghosts of Tsushima, Final Fantasy 7 Remake, Spider-man: Miles Morales, and much more.

Nintendo had a pretty solid year overall, but didn’t quite release as many games as they may have hoped. In 2020 we saw: Super Mario 3D All Stars, Animal Crossing: New Horizons, Ring Fit Adventure, Pikmin 3, Hades, the release of three new Smash Bros. characters, and a few other notable titles.

2020 was a pretty rough year for many reasons. Gaming however, seemed to be more popular than ever. Xbox had a mixed bag of a year, so Mark and Jake get together to discuss. In 2020, we saw: the Halo Infinite delay, Xbox Series X and S launch, Zenimax and Bethesda acquisition, Game Pass continued growth, and much more.

Landry and Jake talk about the 2020 Game Awards, and Jake gives his impressions on owning the PS5 so far. This show is also debuts a regular (hopefully) segment called Higher or Lower, where the player is asked to wager what might happen in the future.