Caspius and SiliconNooB dig into the GeForce NOW hack and leak of potential in-development titles, including remasters and releases of Final Fantasy Tactics and Chrono Cross, but also the deeply worrying possibility of a Final Fantasy IX Remake.

Caspius, Imitanis, and SiliconNooB report that Brock has become the second participant to earn a GOLD STAR in Skyward Sword, with Winter, LC11, and SiliconNooB bringing up the rear, whilst Imitanis dreams of a process-simulating, Link-focused, idle game.

Caspius and SiliconNooB chart Brock's Skyward Sword progress, preview the Tokyo Game Show, and examine what qualities make a game 'the best': technical skill, singularity of vision, quantity of content, or freedom from a theoretical Anxiety of Influence.

Caspius and SiliconNooB catch up on the Skyward Sword playthrough, announce the release date of the next Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster, chart the downfall of Blizzard, and prepare for next week's discussion by asking what makes for a truly legendary game.

Caspius and SiliconNooB track the imminent release of the Final Fantasy IV Pixel Remaster, celebrate Nintendo's complete domination of the Japanese sale charts, and then weigh in on selected staff and reader choices for the Worst Game in the World.

Caspius and SiliconNooB are caught off-guard by the surprise announcement of Axiom Verge 2 but, whilst SiliconNooB works his way through Skyward Sword, Caspius completes the latest game from Tom Happ before the weekend is done--with a bonus outtake!

With Final Fantasy III under their collective belt, Caspius and SiliconNooB weigh in on the Pixel Art remasters and discover, to their combined amazement, that Square Enix's latest overpriced re-re-remaster might just be worth the cost of admission.

Following the release of the Final Fantasy I, II, and III Pixel Remasters, Caspius and SiliconNooB first rubbish, then praise, Square Enix's latest re-re-re-release, whilst the site's readers and staff (excluding Imitanis) follow Caspius in Skyward Sword.

Normal service resumes with a backlog of news: the announcement of the Steam Deck, the Youtube-fueled triumph of Final Fantasy XIV, and the beginning of the site's newest playthrough (and recent HD re-release), The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword.

With the release of Skyward Sword HD at hand, Caspius and SiliconNooB take a trip into the Internet Radio Programme archives and dig out a dusty tape dated 30 June, 1987: the North American release date of The Legend of Zelda on the NES.

Caspius, Sebastian, and SiliconNooB laugh at the mere possibility that anyone could have publicly denied the inevitable release of the very descriptively named 'Nintendo Switch 8 October A.D. 2021 7-Inch OLED Model with Ethernet LAN Dock Support'.