Have you ever picked up a game, played what felt like a few hours, and suddenly you're staring at the end credits? Yeah, that’s happened to us, too — mostly Mike, but still!

Or maybe you find yourself obsessing over a game you've long since beaten, and you hear that siren's call and have to pick it up again. Yep, us too.

If you're known to use any of these phrases, then face it... you may be addicted.

• "Just one more hour"
• "Just one more round"
• "Once I beat this boss, I'll take a break"

We name our top 6 addictive games and why they are so near and dear to our hearts.

So, what does it take to be a gamer? Can they play all kinds of games regardless of difficulty and genre or is it only for those elite players who can beat games at the highest difficulty.

This episode takes a look at video game integrity and "git gud" culture. We look at the common "real game" tropes and argue why they don't actually matter.

Spoiler Alert: Games should be fun and for everyone.

Since the very first video game movie, fans have been in a state of constant disappointment. From Assassin's Creed to Resident Evil, game to movie adaptations tend to leave us wondering if the people in tinsel town have any clue about the source material. Probably not, but it's not just a video game problem.

Books, board games, comics, and so many other mediums have a hard time making the move to the silver screen. Of course, there are plenty of success stories too! In this podcast, we discuss the wins and pitfalls in video game movie adaptations, and how it could be trending up.