Welcome to the big end of year wrap up with Jake and Travis! As usual we discuss what we have added and removed from our gaming backlogs, and then go on to discuss what games are MIA, and our top 17 list from 2015! Thanks for a great first year!

The nostalgia is strong with this episode as Jake and Travis take a trip down memory lane and talk about some of their favorite games from classic systems, and Travis lists some recent NES games that he completed. The Rare Replay, and Wolfenstein are in the mix as well! 

Backlog pile ups occur when thrifty gamers get great deals on their favorite hobby, video games. In classic form, Travis knocks off some classic games from his backlog of nostalgia, and Jake conquers a brand new release. More Fallout 4 is discussed, as is paying full price for games.

Big moves were made in the backlog since the last episode. Both Jake and Travis cleared some space for the behemoth that is Fallout 4, and a few new side quests were started. 

Big news! Jake made some progress on AC IV! Travis played Mega Man 3 and revisited a game that has been haunting him since childhood. We discuss our favorite scary games and the most horrifyingly bad games that we've played.

Episode 5 finds us chatting about some completed games, like Gears of War, Telltale titles, and our feelings on DLC. Three Fourths Home is our indie title for this show, an  interesting playable short story! 

In this episode we discuss what we have beaten (or haven't) and what we added to the backlog. The discussion also swerves into discussing how much achievements affect the games we play, and if we will spend extra time getting them.

In episode 3 we talk about some of our favorite unboxing memories, from childhood until the present. We also talk about when to give up on a game, a difficult decision for the completionist in us all. Resident Evil Revelations 2, Gigantic, Mad Max, and more are also discussed! 

Episode 2 finds Jake still muddling around in Assassin's Creed IV, and Travis moving on to Metro and Borderlands, as well as some neato sidequests like Blues and Bullets, Port of Call, and Luigi's Mansion. Discussion of narrative driven, open-world games and the best Mario spinoff games rounds out the show! 

The first episode finds Jake and Travis playing Grand Theft Auto IV and Assassin's Creed IV, as well as dabbling in other games along the way. Impressions of Limbo, Final Fantasy VII, The Swindle, and more are given, as well as how much Phil Spencer looks like a certain vampire.