Game/life Balance U.s. Podcast

Jon talks about his first Pokemon experience in 15 years when he reviews Pokemon Y, and Cody finally gives his  To The Moon review (Steam) after several weeks of mentioning it. Plus, hear who won the Plants vs. Zombies 2 E3 Swag Sweepstakes, and learn about the new official YouTube channel of Unqualified Gamers! Click here to download this episode of Unqualified Gamers

Jamie Butterworth, video game writer at PlayerEssence.com and curator of the popular Butterworthy YouTube channel, joins Cody and Jon to review The Wonderful 101 (WiiU) and help explain the full scope of features on Nintendo’s current-gen console. Plus, learn a little bit about your hosts (both regular and guest) on this surprisingly qualified episode of Unqualified Gamers! Click here to download this episode of Unqualified Gamers

Jon explains his love of board games before Cody gives a mini-review of Bastion (Steam, Xbox 360), which Jon reviewed in an earlier episode. Both hosts then launch into an in-depth discussion of Valve’s Steam Machines and new controller. Jon also reviews Might and Magic: Clash of Heroes (Xbox 360) alongside Cody’s side commentary on Crackdown (Xbox 360). Click here to download this episode of Unqualified Gamers

Jon talks about Insidious 2 (even though it isn’t a video game) and Infinity Blade 3 (iOS). Cody then launches into his thoughts on his new WiiU console, the Miiverse within, and The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker HD. Click here to download this episode of Unqualified Gamers

Hear about how: Jon loves horror movies, Cody pre-ordered a Wind Waker HD WiiU, and the console wars are heating up again as a result of some ridiculous revelations. Plus, Cody and Jon explain why they will NOT be playing Grand Theft Auto V before Jon reviews and gives a League of Legends 101 (PC). Cody also discusses his favorite Twitch TV series, Video Game Championship Wrestling (VGCW). Click here to download this episode of Unqualified Gamers

Special guest host “Jon 2″ joins Cody and Jon to take a special look into the world of tower defense and free to play games, starting off with his review of Go Home Dinosaurs (Steam). Cody also delivers a follow-up review of Castle TD (Android) before Jon discusses free-to-play models, specifically SolForge (PC, iOS) and Plants vs. Zombies 2 (iOS). Plus, learn about what it’s like to be a gamer living in Moscow! Click here to download this episode of Unqualified Gamers

Cody talks about his binging on Civilization V: Gods and Kings (Steam) for 27 hours over Labor Day weekend, and he and Jon discuss how Civilization is basically just one huge board game. Plus, hear which of the show’s hosts plans on pre-ordering a special edition Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker HD WiiU console! Click here to download this episode of Unqualified Gamers

Jon and Cody describe their experience at Gen-Con 2013, including Cody’s participation in the WWF No Mercy (N64) and Smash Brothers: Impossible (Wii) tournaments. Jon then gives Rogue Legacy (Steam) a shining review before he and Cody FINALLY discuss the ending of Bioshock: Infinite (PS3 / Xbox 360 / Steam), which they’ve been teasing for several months. Plus: learn about the new definition of the word “literally!” Click here to download this episode of Unqualified Gamers

Jon reviews Bastion (Steam) and Cody delivers his E3 review of DIVEKICK (PS3). Cody also talks about the Metal Gear Solid: Legacy Collection (PS3), specifically Metal Gear and Metal Gear 2: Solid Snake. Click here to download this episode of Unqualified Gamers

Cody talks about his impressions of The Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker HD and Final Fantasy X|X-2 HD Remaster from E3. Jon explains his first foray into the world of Twitch TV speedruns and reviews Torchlight 2, one of his Steam Summer Sale acquisitions. Cody also reviews Final Fantasy VI: Balance and Ruin, an epic 5-disc Overclocked Remix fan album, after he and Jon talk about the cancellation of Fez 2. Click here to download this episode of Unqualified Gamers

Unfortunately, this episode has been lost to the unforgiving gods of Corrupted Save Data. Feel free to listen to the first 20 seconds of this podcast, which sadly is all that Cody was able to recover from his archives despite his greatest efforts.In case you’re curious, here’s what happened in the original recording of this episode: Jon explains Valve’s new trading card system that debuted during the Steam Summer Sale before he and Cody talk about Awesomenauts (PC), one of their favorite sale acquisitions. Cody also talks about Civilization IV (PC) and Jon introduces him to the Humble Indie Bundle. Click here to download this Unqualified Gamers Podcast episode (or, at least, what’s left of it)  

Cody discusses his E3 experience with Jon, particularly his impressions of the Xbox One vs. PS4. Cody also reviews Ducktales Remastered in the podcast’s highly anticipated return from a lengthy summer hiatus. Click here to download this episode of Unqualified Gamers

Jon and Cody return after a one-month hiatus to discuss Microsoft’s Xbox One press conference. Hear what they’ve been up to and who they think will win this generation’s console war! Click here to download this episode of Unqualified Gamers

Jon goes on a mobile game rampage, reviewing Space Team (iOS), Nimble Quest (Android, iOS), Slayin’ (iOS) and Year Walk (iOS). Cody counters with his review of Castle TD (Android) and wraps up the podcast by nerding out with Jon over the announcement of Dungeons & Dragons: Chronicles of Mystara. Click here to download this episode of Unqualified Gamers

Jon and Cody discuss the first hour of Bioshock Infinite (Steam, PS3, Xbox 360), and Jon goes on to discuss his overall impression of the game. They then launch into a discussion about Bioshock Infinite storytelling through its underlying themes, and much more! Click here to download this episode of Unqualified Gamers

In this INCREDIBLY SERIOUS AND DEFINITELY NOT APRIL FOOL’S THEMED PODCAST, Cody and Jon have a thoroughly in-depth discussion about Batman: Arkham City (PS3, Xbox 360, WiiU), mutant animals, Cody’s dinner, Subway sandwiches, Final Fantasy IV (iPad), and eventually debate what they feel like talking about in this episode. Tune in for fascinating video game conversation the likes of which you have never heard! Click here to download this episode of Unqualified Gamers

Cody reviews Game of Thrones: Ascent (Facebook), the first Facebook game featured on Unqualified Gamers. He then wraps up his review of The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword (Wii) after some back and forth with Jon over the nature of beta testing and how long it takes before a game becomes too long. Click here to download this episode of Unqualified Gamers

Jon reviews the Metroidvania style twin-stick shooter Insanely Twisted Shadow Planet (PC) and the real-time strategy game FTL: Faster Than Light (PC). Cody talks, too, but you’ll have to listen if you want to hear what he has to say! Click here to download this episode of Unqualified Gamers

Jon goes into graphic detail about his love for the JRPG Ni No Kuni (PS3), explaining why he loves the game and why you might love it too. Click here to download this episode of Unqualified Gamers

Jon and Cody discuss the highly anticipated press conference revealing the Sony Playstation 4, the first video game system of the next generation of console gaming. What does it mean for the future of video games? Only Jon and Cody can tell you. Yes, ONLY Jon and Cody. Click here to download this episode of Unqualified Gamers