Mike, Matt, and Emily are here to talk a lot about Final Fantasy 14, a little about Warframe, and also... something else.

Mike and Matt do something no one on Audio Entropy has ever done: discuss 90s Nostalgia. Or at least, they discuss the causes and implications of it, before inevitably succumbing to it themselves.

Mike and Emily have soured on Overwatch somewhat since its release, much to Matt's surprise. We talk about the pain of having your main nerfed, the mixed bag of Activision Blizzard's attempts at diversity, the dark legacy of the lootbox, and, naturally, what every character's fursona would be.

It's a gaming grab bag as we talk about Marvel vs Capcom Infinite, Jackbox Party Pack 4, the Android Netrunner reboot, and... Super Smash Bros. Melee. Sigh.

Matt made Mike watch Bold Eagles, a perfectly normal children's movie about a police car.

In the wake of the announcement of... whatever their new card game is called, we can't be bothered to remember, Mike and Matt discuss the current state of Valve.

Sonic Mania is really good, y'all.

Mike, Matt, Emily, and Beeb all get together to discuss what might be the best reboot of any property to come along in quite some time: the pilot for 2017's Ducktales!

Beeb joins us once again as we talk about vacations we've taken, vacations we want to take, and the merits of just staying home.

Matt loves fighting games. I think that's been established? This week, Mike asks him about his favorite moments from the genre's biggest annual tournament.

Mike and Matt are joined by Emily to talk about webcomics: the good, the bad, and the extremely bad.

Mike and Matt discuss life on the internet, covering everything from the rise of social media, to the ubiquity of music piracy, to their origin story as friends. Also, cybersex comes up, because of course it did.

Mike told Matt he wanted to do a Grab Bag episode. Matt told his mom about his twitter account. It's all downhill from there.

Our good friend Julie joins us to talk about her love for the Halo series, from its early innovations, to its rich lore, to its less-than-stellar change of hands, and beyond.

It's time to rip off this bandage. Emily from War and Beast joins us as Matt finally gets his grievances with Blizzard's virtual card game out of his system. Meanwhile, Mike debuts his horny question voice.

Mike and Matt talk about bad board games.

Mike and Matt are joined by their buddy Joe from The Atlanta Ghostbusters, to discuss The Real Ghostbusters coming to Netflix, and how surprisingly well it holds up.