Re-Play Radio Episode 27: Beyond 3DS & Evil

Bryan and Steve took a few weeks off for work and other activities, and come back refreshed to regale you with tales of Dragon Age 2, Pokemon Black and White, the Nintendo 3DS and some of its associated launch games in What Else.

Then it's on to Beyond Good & Evil, where the boys discuss clever gameplay mechanics, gay hispanic A.I. programs, humanoid pigs, and Nietzsche. Finally, Steve wonders why 3D-required 3DS games are a supposed taboo in the Re-Play Rant.

All that and a plenty of semi-on-, semi-off-topic discussion of Batman is just a download away.

Re-Play Radio Episode 26: Sonic's Slow Spinball to Irrelevance

Bryan and Steve are in rare form as they talk about video games but remain entirely uncooked on the inside. In this gripping installment, the boys talk about You Don't Know Jack, Marvel vs Capcom 3, Bulletstorm, Tactics Ogre, and iPhone games in What Else.

Then it's on to Sonic Spinball, also known as the first warning sign of Sega pimping out their franchise hedgehog, when no one heeded the warnings. Finally, Bryan points out the fairly large gulf between iPhone games and the likes of DS and PSP games in the Re-Play Rant.

All that and a frankly bizarre amount of conversation about Inspector Gadget is just a download away.

Re-Play Radio Episode 25: Bully? Bully!

After an unexpected but entirely justifiable absence, the two handsomest guys in the retro gaming podcasting world return with a brand new Re-Play Radio. In this episode, Bryan and Steve talk about Dawn of War 2, Red Faction: Guerilla, Little Big Planet, and the various iterations of Dead Space in What Else. Then it's time to go back to school with Bully, followed by an impassioned plea for ad campaigns that don't suck in the Re-Play Rant. All that and the best chicken wings this side of the Miss-i-sipp are just a download away.

Re-Play Radio Episode 24: Donkey Kong Redemption

Starting the new year off right, the boys get a fresh episode of Re-Play Radio up on time. Don't get your hopes up, though, resolutions are made to be broken. In this episode, Bryan and Steve talk about Cthulu Saves the World, Rainbow Six Vegas 2, Poker Night at the Inventory, Picross 3D, Valkyria Chronicles 2, and more in What Else. Then it's time to throw down with some dot matrix monkey fighting with Donkey Kong for Gameboy. Bryan uses the Re-Play Rant to complain about publishers failing to offer competitive digital pricing, the greedy so-and-sos.

Finally, stick around for our first ever spoiler-filled supplemental section with talk of Red Dead Redemption and Undead Nightmare. Hey! Listen!

Re-Play Radio Episode 23: Prince of Oh Nevermind

A new Re-Play Radio only a week after the last? Your eyes don't deceive you, it's our last new episode of 2010. Granted, it's easier to get an episode up when Bryan is a quitty quitter who quits. Our heroes discuss DC Universe Online, Red Dead Redemption, Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit, and other assorted potpourri in What Else. Then it's on for some Persian-flavored snarkour with Prince of Persia 2008. Finally, Steve reminds you how easy it is to be charitable this holiday season. All that and more is just a download away.

Re-Play Radio Episode 22: It's a Major Award!

Re-Play Radio takes a break from its usual revelry to bring holiday revelry. It's time for the annual trip down the memory lane of games as Bryan and Steve recount some favorites from this year, and then give away the prestigious and envied Utterly Meaningless RPR Game of the Year Award. Which game snagged the honor? Here's how to find out.

Re-Play Radio Episode 21: Golf Course BBQ

Re-Play Radio turns old enough to drink with an episode that almost drove the hosts to. Despite technical hiccups, our heroes talk about Fable 3, Call of Duty: Black Ops, Dragon Quest IX, Final Fantasy Tactics A2, and Donkey Kong Country in What Else. Then, it's on to the links for a discussion of mixing Mario and golf. Finally, Bryan tries his hand at B-list comedy with the first annual(?) Re-Play Roast. All that and at least four curse words are just a download away.