In this podcast episode, three avid gamers dive into a lively discussion covering a range of topics that every gaming enthusiast can relate to. They kick things off by reminiscing about the excitement and chaos of midnight game releases. Each host shares their most memorable experiences, from long waits in line to the camaraderie of fellow gamers eagerly anticipating the latest titles. They also touch on how digital downloads have changed the landscape, for better or worse. The conversation then shifts to infuriating design choices in gaming. The hosts vent about some of the most frustrating features they've encountered, such as intrusive microtransactions, and uninspiring battle passes. They analyze how these choices impact the overall gaming experience and debate whether developers are listening to player feedback. Finally, the trio delves into the future of the Pokémon franchise. They speculate on upcoming game releases, potential new mechanics, and the evolution of the series. There's a mix of optimism and skepticism as they discuss how Pokémon can innovate while staying true to what fans love. The episode wraps up with each host sharing their hopes for the next big Pokémon game, leaving listeners with plenty to look forward to.

This week we talk about the Fallout resurgence, as well as the general state of media transitioning between game and screen.

Spirited review of Blink 182's latest record "One More Time."

Our first episode back after a 7 year hiatus. Let's catch up on what the heck we've been through and see if we can even do this thing anymore.