The stuff you like is bad. The stuff we like is worse. Listen in as hosts Joe Haygood, Kat Riley, Tony Sadowski and Joe Fourhman talk about video games, movies, books, music and anything else that might be considered pop culturally questionable. Mostly video games, though.
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After 15 years, You Like the Worst stuff comes to an end with lots of laughs and nostalgia for Web 2.0 and the early days of podcasting. The secret origin story of our podcast, and its predecessor show! How the four of us met and became friends spread across the entire dang United States! Our favorite moments from 600 episodes! Why it's time to hang it up now...and getting much harder to record a…
We start this episode with some important news -- we're ending the show after episode 600! And it's not a gag. We're so, so tired. It's been a long 15 years, gang. That said, we plan to deliver three more good listens for you before we call it quits. – NO, YOU STOP: GameStop is buying eBay? eBay still exists? Is this headline real? Is ANYTHING real? – DANCING ON THE GRAVE: Nacon shutters developer…
Begun, the Onion wars have! INFOWARS is under new management, and our comedy hero Tim Heidecker will be at the helm as Creative Director. PLUS: – SLASHING PRICES: Xbox Game Pass limbos lower – SO SUE ME...YAMOTO: Tariff fever induces gamer hallucinations – PRETTY GOOD: Haygood finished Dispatch – LIVING THE DREAM: Tony picks up the new Tomodachi Life – ON CAMERA: Fourhman on the Fatal Frame II…
It's Joe-on-Joe action as Haygood and Fourhman step into the podchamber to talk about troubled Kickstarter MMO Ashes of Creation, the culture of crowdfunding, and a little bit of Forza Horizon 6! PLUS: – NO BIGGIE: Rockstar gets hacked – SAN ANDREAS FAULTS: Still mad 22 years later – DRAGON YOUR FEET: Haygood wants justice for Dragon Age: The Veilguard – BROTHERLY LOVE: Fourhman was too busy in…
Tony and Fourhman talk about the beating the new Super Mario Galaxy Movie is taking from critics, then turn to the beating awaiting anyone looking to buy a PS5 in the form of another price hike. Thanks again, AI and tariffs! ALSO: – CONFESSION TIME: Tony finally bites on a PS5! – MOVIE TIME: The boys meet up in Philly for an On Cinema live show! – FREE: Steam game for first to cash in the code!…
Two games with one name release on the same day and give us all a reminder that it's still possible to respond to a situation by not being a huge jerk! And the AI scourge continues to rear its ugly, apparently inescapable head in gaming news, this week through the DLSS 5 filter and embarrassing "placeholder" assets in Crimson Desert . PLUS: – LOW ON, ACTUALLY: High on Life 2 – SLOP FILTERS: Leave…
Xbox goes full PC! Actually, that's not fair. An actual PC can do more things. And Sony seems to be rolling back PlayStation games coming to PC. We discuss what may be behind that move. Could it be that console exclusives are a good thing? Certainly looks that way with Pokémon Pokopia, because Kat (and many others) picked up a Nintendo Switch 2! PLUS: – THREE CONCORDS: Highguard, we hardly knew…
Haygood is back with the highlights and lowlights from his long-awaited trip to Japan! Which Sailor Scouts did he recognize? Trick question: NONE. Also, maybe don't go to Disney on Kids Day! While he was away, Xbox (further) imploded and Sony and Nintendo managed to disappoint fans as well! Let's talk about more doom and gloom in the gaming world: – POKEMON: Ain't cheap these days. – RIP:…
Marvel fans still hanging in there during this whole Multiverse era...and those who have moved on with their lives...know that Wonder Man is here to save the day! Take a seat, Mighty Mouse! Resident Wonder Fan Joe Haygood gives his honest assessment of the new series. Fourhman has checked out of Marvel - will the wonder bring him back? Also, we have entered the Era of Hugh Morris! A little chunk…
What is Nintendo without Bowser? Does Xbox have ANY future in consoles? Could Ubisoft be any more disgusting as the buzzards who run it (into the ground) continue to hack it apart in the name of "efficiency?" What does it really mean to make a game "FOR THE FANS!" and does anyone still care if Life is Strange tries to go back to whatever well they think that was? The gaming industry remains weird…
