Crystalis is a cult classic, revered as being secretly one of the best NES titles ever made.  But how well does this hodgepodge of scifi and fantasy hold up 30 years later?

Heroes of Might and Magic III is widely regarded as one of the greatest turn based strategy games ever made. Is it still a brilliant game for newcomers, or has it been eclipsed entirely by modern strategy titles?

Katamari Damacy is a bizarre yet strangely charming game about rolling things up in a big sticky ball.  Just how big can the Katamari grow? Probably larger than you think!

In the second part of their 2019 wrap-up, Pat and James discuss the best and worst games they played over the past year!  Listen in to hear them breakdown the best and worst experiences they had while playing the classics of yesteryear.

On this special episode, Pat and James answer questions from their discord community about games from both the past and present!  Tune in to hear them get into an argument over every single question!

Before From Software took the world by fire with Dark Souls, they made a series of Mecha games called Armored Core.  But is its first entry a timeless classic to rival From’s best? Join Pat and James to find out!

Viewtiful Joe received critical acclaim for both its stylistic charm and movie-inspired take on beat ‘em up mechanics. But has this 2D brawler stood up against its 3D successors like Devil May Cry or Bayonetta? Listen in to find out!

Vagrant story mixes rhythm games, box pushing, Fallout’s VAT system, a complex crafting system, even more complicated combat systems and Shakespearean inspired plot into a Frankenstein monster of a video game. Does this unholy amalgamation of ideas come together into an enjoyable whole, or is Vagrant Story just a mess?

Call of Duty is a Goliath of the video-game industry, with 15 titles to its name. It defined both single player spectacle and multiplayer experience systems for an entire generation. But where did it all start? Is the very first Call of Duty still a game worth experiencing today?

Long before Blizzard was revolutionising the industry with Diablo and Starcraft, they released The Lost Vikings, a bizarre three-way puzzle platformer. Tune in as Pat and James dissect whether this game is a forgotten masterpiece or a dated relic of the past.

Diablo 1 almost single-handedly invented the isometric ARPG genre, from which exploded an entire industry of high-octane looting action. But just how much fun is the granddaddy of ARPGS today, when we have more games than space in our inventories? Tune in to find out!

Cave Story is well known as one of the most successful indie titles of all time. Will it only ever be remembered for its impact on history, or is it still a fun game to play all these years later?

Join Pat and James as they dive deep into mental world of Psychonauts, an eccentric 3D platformer about psychic powers, twisted inner worlds and a charming cast of characters. Has Psychonauts stood the test of time or is it one circus act best left forgotten? Tune in to find out!

Hideo Kojima's Policenauts. It's Lethal Weapon, but in space!

Thief was the progenitor of FPS stealth games, heralding now familiar concepts such as hiding in shadows and being wary of footsteps. Have modern takes on stealth revealed its weakness for all to see, or has it managed to stay in the shadows and avoid detection? Listen in to find out!

Kirby’s Nightmare in Dreamland is a fluffy, floaty adventure through a childhood dream. Is this game as joyful as we remember, or is Kirby’s nightmare one we both share?

Max Payne tells a neo-noir tale of revenge set in a snowstorm beridden New York City. Does its story and gameplay rise above the cliches it so dearly hangs on to? Find out in this fortnight’s episode!

Pokémon Snap was the renowned series' first and final foray into the world of photography. Is this truly unique game a forgotten masterpiece, or is there a very good reason it never got a sequel? Tune in to find out!