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 Remastered and ready for your ears, you get to enjoy outdated information but hey, at least the conversations are fun.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.

What's that? A new voice on the podcast?Adam and Meg sit down and talk about the Nintendo 64, take a trip down Nostalgia Lane and give some facts about the N64. All of this while Meg attempts Donkey Long 64!

Sean is back on No Man's Sky and gives his look back, Sony's State of Play showed up some games coming up, and Summer Games Fest gets kicked off. We also finally get back to some Dungeon Crawler Carl talk!

Bungie is calling it quits on content development for Destiny. We spend some time reminiscing about our time playing D1 & D2, cover our recent escapades in Absolum, and Sean reviews the Mandalorian & Grogu movie.

It has been a long time in the making, but we finally got around to discussing the Legend of Zelda games! Sean and Adam go through the series, discuss the interconnectivity of them, and what we like about them while Mike gets to learn.

With the excitement over some perceived DRM changes with Playstation, we decided to chat about DRM; What it is, why it's used, what the changes means, and so on! Here's hoping its as educational as it was fun to talk about.