Pat and Ian discuss the latest in video games, movies, retro game topics, and take Q and A from the
A look back at the Wii for its 15th anniversary, stolen assets discovered in Intellivision Amico gam
The GTA remastered trilogy has major issues, Atari XP carts announced, Zelda Game & Watch review
A look at the 8-Bit Christmas movie trailer, bootleg NES Classic consoles sold by a newspaper, Intel
The top 10 greatest game consoles of all time, more insane game auction results, Intellivision Amico
N64 game issues on Switch Online Expansion Pack, Intellivision Amico physical product RFID details,
Nintendo Switch Online Expansion Pack details and pricing, Analogue OS announced, Xbox fridge for sa
The Intellivision Amico "physical media" is revealed, the worst NES games discussed, the state of re
Atari is recharging their brand with new game releases, video game characters you identify with, Ami
Nintendo Direct news and N64 games headed to Switch Online, Ian leaves the game store after 15 years
Sealed Super Mario 64 price plummets, Disney Classic Games rerelease, bad game console variants, Int
The Intellivision Amico event at Boomers, the GameCube turns 20, Wata damages a Pokémon game they gr
Wata owner and game seller responds to controversy, the existence of retro gaming market manipulatio
The Wata graded games scandal blows up, bad games with good ideas, Intellivision Amico roadshow anno
The shady graded video game market exposed, Intellivision seeks more Amico funding, SNES vs Genesis
Your games could be worth "millions" according to a CNN article, Intellivision Amico games will be N
A record-breaking $2 million sale of Super Mario Bros., Intellivision Amico gets delayed for the thi
The Polymega retro console may be releasing soon, eBay harasses and stalks couple, Intellivision Ami
Activision Blizzard sued for sexual discrimination and harassment, Intellivision Amico Cornhole issu
The Steam Deck portable PC is announced, Sega is sued for "rigged" Key Master, Wata acquired by Coll
Crazy game auction results including the $1.5 million Super Mario 64, more LIES from the Intellivisi
