The show will take a look back on the PS4 and Xbox One on a year by year basis, with each episode covering a specific year. For the first episode, we'll be covering the 2013 launch year. Episodes will be split into three parts. In the first part, we'll provide a snapshot of events which give context for that particular year. In the second part, I'll select five games for the panel to talk about in greater detail. And in the third part, we'll actually play one of those five games, challenging our memories of it.

First Episode - 2013
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10 out of 10 intro. This show is a great idea and I like that every episode is focused on a specific year.

Octopath Traveler

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I have a PS5 pre-ordered. This will only be the second system I've purchased at launch. The first was the 3DS. That's right, I'm a 3DS Ambassador so you all can refer to me as Ambassador Shoulderguy from now on. Thank you.

I won't be getting an Xbox Series X/S because I plan on upgrading my GPU and using Game Pass on PC.

Baldur's Gate III

I've Played a handful of hours now. It's a little janky, but that is to be expected from an Early Access game. BG3 looks great, I like the cutscenes and third person camera angle during conversations. As of now, I'm enjoying the combat about as much as I did with Divinity Original Sin 2 (Which is my favorite top-down RPG).

I made a wizard but I think I'm going to start over as a fighter. There are too many characters in my party that can be dropped with a single spell or 2 arrows.

Destiny - Bungie is one of the best when it comes to making FPS games with great controls.

God of War 3 - Some of the best looking boss battles I've ever seen.

Fallout 76 - I'd like to see some of Fallout 76's interesting looking creatures in a real Fallout game.

Baldur's Gate III releases for early access on October 6th.

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I also plan on playing Crash Bandicoot 4, Star Wars: Squadrons and Watch Dogs Legion this month. But I'm most interested in Baldur's Gate III despite it being early access. I enjoyed both of Larian Studios Divinity Original Sin games and I expect this to be another great RPG experience.

I listened to Ben's review and it sounds interesting. I'll add it to my Gamefly queue.

Gameplay Demo from TGS 2020.

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It's maybe too early to ask but should I pick up 13 Sentinels: Aegis Rim?

I've seen this game getting a lot of hype recently and I don't want to watch Ben's review because of potential spoilers. Is it worth playing?