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The Armored Core series has ran from the original Armored Core in 1997 through to this title being the latest release in 2013. Let's see if it leave's the guys pining for more Armored Core action!

Luke has picked Zone of the (Bell) Enders for this weeks Retro Rewind. Will it stand up?

Dave and Craig give their thoughts on the most recent Final Fantasy, was it worth replaying? Will they enjoy the DLC? Will Craig say quay correctly?

This week Dave, Craig, and Luke tackle 1996's Do Re Mi Fantasy released in Japan only as Milon no Dokidoki Daibouken, and then later on the Virtual Console in the EU and US. How will this classic platformer hold up amid the current run of hit and miss platformers we have had for Retro Rewinds?

In this episode we revisit Ducktales Remastered which Dave has always spoken highly of. Will Luke and Craig have the same love for it? Will they turn out to be Scrooge McDucks with their reviews?

Bulletstorm is back and is as rediculous as ever! Let's take a trip down trickshot lane with Dave, Luke and Craig as they discuss the FPS that gave us a fantastically varied and sadistic skillshot system fo all your enemy killing needs!

Developed by Éric Chahi in 1991, Another World is a game that has since been released on every platform and device ever created. It's also the game that Craig has tried to finish on and off for 20 years. Did he manage it this time round? Lets find out!!

This week Craig and Dave are going to jump on some pigs in Tomba/Tombi, developed by Whoopee Camp and released in 1997 for the Playstation 1, then again on psn for the PlayStation 3.