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Host Kevin VanOrd and guests Tom Mc Shea, Carolyn Petit, and Walter Lopez welcome developer Matt Gilgenbach to discuss things that go bump in the night.

Host Kevin VanOrd welcomes Chris Watters and Tom Mc Shea to share their thoughts on the Nintendo 2DS and the three-dimensional future.

Kevin VanOrd sits down with Carolyn Petit and Chris Watters to discuss the impact the very special Gone Home had on them.

Host Kevin VanOrd welcomes Dying Light producer Tymon Smektala to talk about the living dead with guests Tom Mc Shea and Chris Watters.

Host Kevin VanOrd welcomes guest Joseph Barron and regular Tom Mc Shea to pass judgment upon things that must be judged.

Tom, Tyler, and Caro join host Kevin VanOrd to return to the halcyon days of the video game Cold War.

Kevin returns to hosting duties to discuss heroes and antiheroes with Carolyn, Tyler, and Tom.

Tom Mc Shea takes over Kevin's hosting duties this week to explore EVO 2013 and Star Wars geekery with Caro and Peter.

We lost someone dear. And so we tell our favorite Ryan Davis stories, admiring the man's work and describing his finest profanities.

Developer Mike Bithell joins Kevin, Carolyn, and Tom to show new GameSpotter Walter Lopez the ropes. Or in this case, the barbed wire.

Host Kevin VanOrd asks Tom, Peter, Tyler, and Andy to contemplate The Last of Us, State of Decay, and the kind of stories games are best at telling.

Chris Watters, Shaun McInnis, and Tom Mc Shea sit down to discuss the emotional rollercoaster known as The Last of Us.

Host Kevin VanOrd and the GameSpot crew react in real time to Microsoft's big Xbox One news before launching into their yearly E3 tirade.

It's the newest British invasion! Host Kevin VanOrd welcomes Martin Gaston, Mark Walton, Danny O'Dwyer, and Tom Mc Shea. They then break the podcast.

Giant Bomb's Matt Rorie gives us all he's got--and more!--on this week's pro-consumer, pro-panda podcast.

The Bureau: XCOM Declassified writer Erik Caponi re-enters The Matrix to talk about the Xbox One and the art of video game storytelling.

Danny O'Dwyer is in the house. And so we get all judgmental on everything there is to judge.

Thomas Was Alone creator Mike Bithell talks platformers, paint, and pornographic images with Kevin and crew on this week's podcast.

Something's rotten in the state of GameSpot. How else to explain why Tom Mc Shea takes the hosting reigns in this Grand Theft Auto-infused podcast?

What's better than the possibility of another Homeworld game in the foreseeable future? Well, nothing. But here's another podcast episode anyway!