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Resident Evil has never tasted so much like Halloween. Resident Evil Village is a camp and schlocky delight. It’s spooky, and silly, and has a lot of Resident Evil 4 in its DNA. In short, I like it. In tall, Lady Dimitrescu!

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Repetition is what makes Gamer Discourse go round, and I should know – this very show has been accused of repetition since inception. It’s not like the accusation is untrue. However, is Gamer Discourse ever original? Aren’t we just rehashing about five arguments over and over? I know one thing…

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Finally! Something new and interesting for the PlayStation 5. If you have one, this curious roguelite shoot-em-up might be your cup of tea. I’m personally enjoying it a lot. It’s a tough game that has all the trappings of a permadeath run-doer with shiny next-gen graphics. Add some subtle existential…

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The sheer amount of money hoarded by videogame executives is astounding, especially when you’re constantly told that videogames are too expensive to make. Bobby Kotick just “halved” his pay, but is still in line to make hundreds of millions of dollars on top of the billions he has, and CD…

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Remember that LEGO Mario with the electric eyes? Do you know this child’s toy gets firmware updates? Do you know this child’s toy got an update that sold products directly to kids? While it’s mostly being presented as cute, the idea of a toy calling for its brother as part…

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How does one critique a game that they literally cannot access, even after buying it? Even if other people can get into the thing, should the critic not share their absurd experience? How forgiving does one need to be for the sake of a “AAA” videogame? Outriders, developed by People…

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The age-old debate about easy modes has reared its ugly head again, this time due to conflicts in the streaming world. Should streamers get to play games on easier difficulties? Yes, obviously, but let’s validate our own opinions in a video! Also, Google Stadia gets a hot non-exclusive, and CaseyExplosion…

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A week after buying it, Outriders is one of the very worst “live service” experiences I’ve ever played. The servers are so busted, the software so prone to crashing, and the gameplay so unworthy of the investment that I’m absolutely disgusted. While I understand not everybody has had my experience,…

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Sony has basically given incentive for us to pirate every PlayStation game under the sun. With their decision to axe the storefronts of three systems and consign thousands of digital games to oblivion, the company has fully telegraphed its regard for entertainment software. Whether it’s PSP, PS Vita, or PS3,…

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In our top segment today, Gilson B. Pontes tries to strike again. While he continues to fail, YouTube apparently allows perjury to occur again and again and again without consequence. Also, we share GameStop’s solemn words, and tear into billionaire scumball Bobby Kotick. Fun!

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With his weirdly mysterious PlayStation exclusives, Gilson B. Pontes is a legend among aficionados of terrible videogames. Sadly, it turns out he’s just another bad dev with no tolerance for criticism. After publishing a video on Gilson’s latest mess, I received a copyright takedown strike. And another. And another. It…

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