Flipping Tables

Mike finally delivers an original theme song for the show! Heartbleed and security are revisited before the discussion gives way to video game music and sandbox simulators of the goat and tabletop variety.

Colbert's television ascendance and Heartbleed are discussed, before those topics give way to talk of humanity's future in the form of robots and automation. Also, what will sheet music look like in a hundred years?

Wearable computing gets discussed this week; security, convenience, and creepiness. Also, Power Gloves.

David and Mike flip tables about JRPGs and other games with excessive tutorials, while praising games that get it right - namely, Mega Man X.

David and Mike welcome their first guest in the form of Justin Edwards. Topics include Justin’s new film Detective Detective Detective, followed by table flips about angry video game box art and "hollywood culture."

David and Mike flip many tables talking about their most hated "internet sins", including unsolicited newsletters, blogspam practices, and evil software installers from Adobe and Microsoft.

Could you live without Google? Turns out you can, but why would you want to? Gmail Man, Vine, and the secrets of Schadenfreude revealed!

A high minded discussion about open source software quickly devolves into Potato Jesus and a philosophical reflection on infomercial marketing research.

Tech company fails abound from the Comcast merger, the iOS/OSX SSL vulnerability, and the all new Samsung rip-off-of-everything-apple-is-doing. Followup on Ender's Game and Flappy Bird.

Tables get flipped over the Ender’s Game movie, a discussion follows about the past and future of Star Wars, while the Star Trek reboot gets compared to Star Wars.

In this inaugural episode, David and Mike kick things off with a discussion of Nintendo's woes. In the mix are console redesigns, the consistency of the Zelda series, Sega's disappointing life as a 3rd party developer, and the dubious future of games-only appliances. Honorable mention to the latest craze Flappy Bird.