@HokieBriz and @Travplaysgames rap about the perks of having a co-op partner.  From playing Gears of War and Left4Dead together online to tag-teaming a solo experience like Alien: Isolation, having a co-op bro for life is everything it's cracked up to be.

Trav shows off the five most expensive and valuable games in his collection and talks about how he came to acquire them.

Jake and Trav test their primitive acumen against each other in duel after duel of caveman themed games. In what should be a friendly game of "lets tap A a lot" the two instead find themselves bewildered at how to start a simple cave fire. Let the hossing commence!

Trav gets the Cartridge Club Mystery Box in the mail and enjoys what he finds. He also takes the time to point out some issues with the box's weirder contents.

Jake and Trav try their hands at Octodad, a silly game where you play as a an octopus who is also a father to a human family. The premise is silly, the game is silly, and the video of them playing it is silly.

Trav and Jake mess around with the Taxan version of GI Joe for the NES. The third boss presents a problem though.

I had beaten Batman: The Video Game for NES and there was literally no one there to witness it except my cat. In the past I’ve written about my time with an obscure title like Palamedes, my triumph of Paperboy and Contra, acting like a child playing Duck Tales, and even my acquirement of the dreadful Action 52 – but here was a game I had beaten all alone – in the dark – like a bat. cough…

“WTF, you bought Action 52?”

“Yeah,” I said laughing. “I’m stupid.” I don't regret it because I love playing NES and I love my collection but God, I wish it weren't so bad.

“WTF Dude, you’ve never beaten Contra before?”

“Well, no,” I said, feeling the need to defend myself but instead just letting it go.

“Why not? It’s not that hard.”

“It’s not that hard,” I mocked sarcastically. “Yeah, it is. It’s tough. But to be honest, I’ve never really taken the time to sit down and try to seriously beat it. I’ve only just dabbled a few times.”

“WTF do you want for your birthday this year?” my wife asked two weeks out from my 31st big day.

“You have the list,” I said, referring to my video game collection I have meticulously organized on Google Sheets. I’ve forwarded the link to anyone who cares about me just in case they get a charity streak or wonder what I would like for a holiday gift. Spoiler alert: I still only get gift cards to Olive Garden.

"WTF is Palamedes?" I said as I pulled the turquoise/teal or whatever Pinterest wet-dream color of cartridge that is from the shelf. I don't even remember picking up the game and I hardly know what it could possibly entail from the name alone. Let's Google.

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to snow board down a mountain?  What about getting sentenced to Gautamo Bay? What about GUANATANMO BAY?  Find out in this video!

Trav and Jake run around a giant Nazi castle, euthanizing vicious dogs, stealing gold plated chalices, murdering ruthless nazi's, and of course eating that delicious ass floor turkey. 

Here's another exciting and informative entry to Rusty's review series where he continues his quest to uncover the most sought after and overlooked games history has to offer.  You'll never believe what he dug up this week!

Trav and Jake play Comix Zone, a classic Genesis game stylized like a comic book. Neither had played the game before and it shows

Downwell gets played while Jake and Trav play anagrams and story prompt. Loser has to sing Drake's Hot Line Bling.

Trav plays through the classic SNES game Donkey Kong Country and has some fun with the footage.