For lucky episode 7, cohorts Tom and Brad delve into the merits of the LAN experience and why it's still worth it to lug your computer to your friend's basement. This would have been a convincing argument, except we only use our crappy personal experiences as evidence. Oops.

Music:

• Sonic Unleashed: Apotos - Windmill Isle Day
• Streets of Rage 'Drop and Roll' OC ReMix [Fighting in the Street]

We're not dead! I mean...emotionally sure, but we managed to haul our husks back for another show. There isn't a single topic as we usually do, but we dabble with a GOTY-type discussion. It quickly and frequently gets side-tracked, but that's what we're all here for anyway. Relax and enjoy.

Music:

• Sonic CD (JP) - Palmtree Panic (Present)
• Sonic CD (JP) - Collision Chaos (Good Future)

In celebration of the Dreamcast's 12-year anniversary, Brad and Tom wax and wane on the merits of SEGA's finest (and final) console, along with their fondest memories of it. VMU's, SegaNet, Shenmue, SoulCalibur - it's all here people! Somehow, the Jaguar, GameCube, Xbox, and PS2 are all talked about as well. It's hard to stay focused sometimes.

Tom and Brad are back to discuss nonsensicals and cattywompii. This time, they set their sights on Blizzard Entertainment a.k.a. one of the best developers ever. Every Blizzard PC release (Diablo and onward) is discussed, with plenty of non-sequiturs to fill in the gaps. And yet, there's only one mention of Rock N' Roll Racing. Sorry about that.

Hosts Tom and Brad are up to their regular, goof-ball shenanigans. This time, it's all about the Mortal Kombat series. Talk is mostly confined to the 2D entries (i.e. the only ones worth discussing), along with the fantastic Mortal Kombat 9. Learn about our heroic hosts' introductions to the series, sprinkled with random bitching. It wouldn't be a show without it. Also, forgive us for the audio issues.

Another week brings more ranting and raving from podcast stalwarts Tom and Brad. This time, it's about the Gears of War series. Much love is given, but matched with much criticism. No jokes about "10 shit-loads" though. Listen for other missed opportunities and much more!

Tom and Brad discuss Turbine's first MMO attempt - Asheron's Call. There's countless complaints but still a few merits to this long, forgotten game. Stay awhile and listen.