Bombin' The A.m. With Scoops And The Wolf!

We question whether Nintendo has finally turned a dark corner, ruminate over the lessons of Threes, and discuss the week's big news.

We have a lengthy chat about the tone of Ground Zeroes, Burial at Sea, inFamous 2, John Carmack using blogs, and more.

We spend the whole show talking about Mark Zuckerberg's choice of hoodies. Maybe some Dark Souls, too.

Things get a little misty as we catch up, embrace, and talk about Dark Souls 2, GDC, inFamous, and more.

Yoshi's New Island, South Park, Titanfall, and a lil' Dark Souls II round out a discussion of the week's news.

We prepare for Titanfall by spending more time with South Park, staring at a Dark Souls 2 box, and wondering about Sony's VR plans.

A extended and non-spoilery discussion of Walking Dead's latest episode, followed by a long silence about the existence of Shaq-Fu 2

Let's head on down to South Park and have ourselves a conversation. We also dig deeper into this...Danganronpa.

Anime is for truth bullets. (We also talk about the week's news, Donkey Kong, and the new Wolfenstein!)

Let's spit fire about Strider, Freedom Cry, and NaissanceE before trying to get Alex to say something about Thief.

We wonder whether Titanfall can really hook us over the longterm, wish Republique was a better game, and stress over the upcoming slate of games.

Game critic, personality, and voice actor (?!) Jim Sterling joins us to talk YouTube, Flappy Bird, Jazzpunk, Steam, and more!

There aren't many times where we can talk about Airplane! on a video game show.

Mike Bithell, the creator of Thomas Was Alone and the upcoming stealther Volume, joins us to chat about developing games, the nature of sales, and BAAAAATMAAAAN.

The happiness overflows with Octodad, while the darkness overwhelms with The Banner Saga. Oh, and Nintendo has some plans for the future.

Game critic Jenn Frank, the voice in Super Hexagon, joins us to chat The Castle Doctrine's morality and analyze Nicolas Cage's career.

We try to figure out which half of Broken Age we like, solve all of Nintendo's problems, and pretend to understand trademark law.

The designer behind Depression Quest, which recently went through Greenlight, joins us to kick off the week.

Dark Souls is taking its toll. The Banner Saga is full of death. Nintendo isn't doing well. It's a really positive episode.

Alex's world tour is over, and Giant Bomb has the exclusive interview.