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1 Episode | 1 hour, 39 minutes | A irdate: May 24th , 2020 "UPPERCUT TO THE SOLAR PLEXUS FROM THAT BEEFBOY? OOF." Rick, Flux, and Cylon take a nostalgic journey into 198X, a game that masterfully blends retro gaming homages with a heartfelt coming-of-age story. From pixel-perfect beat-’em-ups to adrenaline-pumping racing segments, 198X is a love letter to the golden era of arcade gaming, and the gang is here for every bit of it. As they progress through the game’s stunning variety of genres—each representing a different slice of the arcade experience—Rick reminisces about his own gaming roots, Flux marvels at how the game balances style and substance, and Cylon appreciates the emotional depth woven into the narrative. The gorgeous pixel art, evocative soundtrack, and deeply relatable themes make this one of the most enjoyable playthroughs they’ve tackled in a long time. Whether you’re an arcade aficionado or just love a good story, this stream is packed with nostalgia, laughs, and maybe even a few heartfelt moments. Don’t miss the Robot Co-Op crew’s journey through the neon-soaked magic of 198X! GAME BIO: Welcome to Suburbia, just outside the City, sometime in 198X. This is the journey of Kid, a teenager stuck between the limitations of innocent youth and the obligations of inevitable adulthood. The story unfolds when Kid discovers the local arcade – finding new worlds, and new meaning, in video games. For every visit to the arcade – every game uncovered, every move mastered, every demon defeated – Kid grows stronger. And the lines between game and reality starts to blur. This is 198X – where a new life is just 1 credit away.

1 Episode | 1 hour, 27 minutes | A irdate: April 8th , 2020 "THE PIANO HAS HOOVES?!" JOIN THE MEMBERS-ONLY MEMORY CORE TO WATCH Rick and Cylon dive headfirst into the surreal and unnerving world of Bernie’s Nightmare, an indie horror oddity from the creator of Jack is Missing that defies explanation. With its offbeat aesthetic and strange, dreamlike atmosphere, the game leaves the duo questioning reality and their own sanity. The cryptic environments and bizarre encounters set the stage for hilariously irreverent commentary as Rick and Cylon attempt to navigate the chaos. Titled “I am once again asking you to stop stabbing me,” this stream plays on a familiar meme while delivering a nightmarish experience that’s completely unrelated to politics—but full of spooky, absurd fun. Expect the unexpected as the Robot Co-Op crew dives into cryptic puzzles, eerie vibes, and moments that make them yell, “What even IS this game?!” If you enjoy surreal horror, weird indie games, or just laughing along with Rick and Cylon’s relentless banter, you won’t want to miss this hilariously unsettling adventure! GAME BIO: Nightmares come true in Bernie's Nightmare, a first-person survival horror game developed by 15-year-old indie horror developer. As Bernie Janson, fight through this interactive horror journey inside a person's nightmare... and try to escape.....or else.

1 Episode | 1 hour, 21 minutes | A irdate: Mar. 29th , 2020 "THIS IS THE GREATEST GAME EVER MADE!" Rick, Flux, and Cylon take on Fight Crab, a game where aquatic warriors battle to the death in some of the most ridiculous matchups ever imagined. Armed with swords, guns, and sheer crabby determination, they flail their way through a physics-based brawler that’s as chaotic as it is hilarious. Will they become the kings of the crustacean combat circuit, or will the wonky controls leave them stranded in the tide pools of despair? Tune in to find out as the crew roasts this absurd indie game with their signature blend of wit, sarcasm, and sheer disbelief. GAME BIO: Fight Crab  is a 2020 physics-based action game developed by Calappa Games. Players control crabs armed with everyday objects, battling other crabs using momentum-driven movement and ragdoll-style combat. The game features both single-player modes and online multiplayer, emphasizing absurdity over precision. Combat revolves around physics exploits, weapon balance, and environmental chaos rather than traditional fighting mechanics. Celebrated for its sheer ridiculousness, Fight Crab  became a cult hit thanks to streaming and viral clips.

1 Episode | 1 hour, 15 minutes | A irdate: Mar. 3rd , 2020 "THIS IS GREAT! I'M 15 AGAIN!" Rick dives into the Final Fantasy VII Remake Gameplay Demo with unbridled excitement! Before the story changes and multiverse tropes caused a rift in the fanbase, this stream captures a moment of pure joy and optimism. Square Enix’s reimagining of the iconic Midgar escape is on full display here, showcasing stunning graphics, dynamic combat, and nostalgic musical arrangements that had Rick grinning from ear to ear. In this gameplay demo, Rick explores the revamped reactor mission with Cloud, Barret, and an overwhelming wave of nostalgia. Witness his giddy reaction to the game’s incredible visuals, engaging combat system, and the magic of seeing a beloved classic brought to life in glorious HD. This video serves as undeniable proof: before the controversial and wholly unnecessary story changes came to light - many fans approached Final Fantasy VII Remake with an open mind and genuine excitement. GAME BIO: Final Fantasy VII Remake Gameplay Demo  was a publicly shown playable demonstration of Final Fantasy VII Remake  released ahead of the game’s full launch. The demo showcased the reimagined opening mission in Midgar, featuring real-time action combat blended with tactical commands, cinematic presentation, and expanded environmental detail compared to the 1997 original. Players controlled Cloud Strife during the Sector 1 Mako Reactor mission, highlighting the remake’s new combat system, visual overhaul, and narrative pacing. The demo served as an early look at Square Enix’s modern reinterpretation of the classic RPG.

1 Episode | 2 hours, 4 minutes | A irdate: Feb. 29th , 2020 "MEGA MAN HAS GROSS HAIR." It’s a rare lineup of Robot Co-Op stars as Rick, Cylon, and Mi-Bo team up to tackle Mega Man 2.5D! This incredible fan creation takes the classic Mega Man formula and gives it a fresh coat of 2.5D polish, blending nostalgia with modern innovation. The gang explores co-op mode, which adds a unique twist to the Mega Man experience. Between Mi-Bo’s adorableness, Cylon’s chaos-inducing antics, and Rick’s eternal love for Capcom classics, this stream is packed with laughs, teamwork (or lack thereof), and plenty of “Mega Moments." Can this dynamic trio master the pixel-perfect platforming and defeat the devious robot masters? Or will the slippery slopes of co-op chaos lead them to Dr. Wily’s scrapheap? Tune in to find out—and witness some serious nostalgia-fueled mayhem! GAME BIO: Mega Man 2.5D  is a fan-created PC game that reimagines the classic Mega Man  series using a 2.5D perspective, blending 2D gameplay with 3D visuals. Inspired primarily by the NES-era titles, the project recreates iconic Robot Masters, stages, and mechanics while introducing modern lighting, camera angles, and effects. Gameplay remains faithful to traditional Mega Man  platforming, including precise jumping, projectile combat, and boss pattern memorization. The project is notable within the fan community for its technical ambition and respectful treatment of the original series’ design.

1 Episode | 3 hours, 48 minutes | A irdate: Mar. 28th , 2020 "YOU MURDERED MY LITTLE BODY!" After a grueling day of streaming, Rick, Flux, Pickles, and Cylon blow off some steam with the hilariously chaotic brawler Gang Beasts. What better way to unwind than by throwing your friends off ledges, into grinders, and out of hot air balloons? This session is packed with laughs, screams, and an alarming amount of robot-on-robot violence. Pickles takes on the role of an unstoppable chaos agent, Flux gets overly competitive, and Rick can’t stop falling off things. Meanwhile, Cylon spends most of the time figuring out how physics work—or ignoring them altogether. If you’re looking for raw, unscripted hilarity with a side of ridiculous flailing, this Robot Co-Op stream is exactly what you need. It’s a battle royale of friendship, trash talk, and glorious slapstick comedy! GAME BIO: Gang Beasts is a multiplayer party fighting game developed by Boneloaf and published by Double Fine, officially released in 2017. Set in the surreal city of Beef City, the game features gelatinous characters engaging in physics-driven brawls across hazardous arenas. Matches emphasize clumsy movement, improvised combat, and environmental hazards rather than precise controls. Gang Beasts is best known for its chaotic local and online multiplayer, making it a popular choice for group play and comedic streams.

1 Episode | 2 hours | A irdate: Feb. 16th , 2020 "THIS IS ONE OF THE MOST QUALITY VIDEO GAME TRACKS EVER." - Rick on the 'Chemical Plant Zone' soundtrack. The Rise & Fall of Sonic the Hedgehog continues as Rick, Flux, and Cylon blast through Sonic the Hedgehog 2! The gang has a deep love for the classic 2D Sonic era, but as they soon realize, nostalgia is a liar. While Sonic 2 starts off as the peak of 16-bit platforming bliss, it quickly turns into a relentless gauntlet of pain. From the dreaded Metropolis Zone and its infinite conveyor belt of suffering to the nightmare of Wing Fortress and the final boss rush with ZERO RINGS, the game is out for blood. Despite the challenge, the guys push through with plenty of laughs, roasts, and admiration for what is still one of the greatest platformers ever made. Will they conquer Sonic 2, or will Robotnik finally break them? GAME BIO: Sonic the Hedgehog 2 is a legendary 2D platformer developed by Sega Technical Institute and published by Sega for the Sega Genesis in 1992. Introducing Miles "Tails" Prower as Sonic’s sidekick, Sonic 2 expanded on the original with faster gameplay, larger levels, the iconic spin dash, and the dreaded Death Egg. It remains one of the most celebrated games in the franchise—and one of the most punishing by the end.

1 Episode | 34 minutes | A irdate: Jan. 19th , 2020 "GOTTA GO BER-BER-DING!" Fresh off their Blue Stinger shenanigans, Rick, Cylon, Topsy, and Mi-bo dive into the jaw-dropping Sonic 2 HD Project, a stunning fan remake of the beloved Sonic the Hedgehog 2. Developed by a dedicated team of fans, Sonic 2 HD reimagines the iconic classic with breathtaking visuals, silky-smooth animations, and revamped sound design, all while staying true to the original game’s charm and gameplay. The team gushes over the extraordinary effort poured into this project by the Sonic 2 HD Team, a group of independent developers and artists working tirelessly to bring Sonic’s adventures to life in glorious HD. From Emerald Hill Zone to Chemical Plant Zone, every detail feels polished to perfection, leaving the crew in awe of the craftsmanship and love evident in every frame. Rick leads the charge, speeding through levels with a mix of nostalgia and admiration, while Cylon marvels at the game’s fluid animations. Topsy can’t stop hyping up the remastered music, and Mi-bo is here for all the gorgeous sprite work. It’s a celebration of Sonic fandom done right, and the gang couldn’t love it more. For anyone who grew up with the original or loves seeing fan passion turn into something extraordinary, this stream is an absolute must-watch. GAME BIO: Sonic 2 HD Project  is a high-definition fan remake of Sonic the Hedgehog 2 , developed by a long-running community team and released as a free PC project beginning in the early 2010s. Built from the ground up rather than emulated, the project recreates the original 16-bit classic with hand-drawn HD sprites, widescreen support, enhanced animations, and refined physics while preserving the core level design and gameplay that defined the original Sega Genesis release. The remake features fully redrawn character sprites for Sonic, Tails, and Dr. Robotnik, updated enemy designs, smoother animations, and visual effects that modernize the presentation without altering the game’s fundamental structure. Multiple playable characters, optional gameplay tweaks, and expanded visual detail allow players to experience Sonic 2 with a level of polish and clarity not possible on original hardware. Widely praised within the Sonic fan community, Sonic 2 HD Project is often cited as one of the most faithful and technically impressive fan remakes ever produced, demonstrating how classic platformers can be modernized without losing their identity.

1 Episode | 2 hours, 33 minutes | A irdate: Jan. 19th , 2020 "HOW DOES SHE FIRE A GUN WITH ALL THOSE VAGINAS ?" Rick, Cylon, Topsy, and Mi-Bo find themselves trapped in the bizarre, janky, and downright cursed world of Blue Stinger. What begins as a survival horror adventure quickly devolves into chaos as the crew battles awkward controls, questionable camera angles, and some of the most unintentionally hilarious moments gaming has ever produced. From dog-barking zombies to shirtless punching matches and everything in between, this Dreamcast fever dream is the gift that keeps on giving—for better or worse. Will Rick’s patience survive, or will Cylon and Topsy stoke the flames of his torment? One thing’s for certain: Blue Stinger might hurt, but it makes for one unforgettable ride with the Robot Co-Op crew. GAME BIO: Experience a gripping psychological crime thriller filled with innumerable twists and turns, where even the smallest actions and choices can cause dramatic consequences. The hunt is on for the Origami Killer, named after his calling card of leaving folded paper shapes on victims. Four characters, each with their own motives, take part in a desperate attempt to stop the killer from claiming a new victim.

2 Episodes [FULL GAME] 7 hours, 43 minutes | A irdate: Jan. 5th , 2020 "OOOOOH POTATO..." The crew begins their dark descent into the world of misery woven by the infamous David Cage and Quantic Dream in this remaster of his 2010 epic, Heavy Rain. Enjoy the incredibly detailed oily t-zones of all its protagonists thanks to the power of the PS4! Before there was Beyond Two Souls and Detroit: Become Human, there was Heavy Rain and there was the meme-worthy "JASON!". Press X to Jason. GAME BIO: Experience a gripping psychological crime thriller filled with innumerable twists and turns, where even the smallest actions and choices can cause dramatic consequences. The hunt is on for the Origami Killer, named after his calling card of leaving folded paper shapes on victims. Four characters, each with their own motives, take part in a desperate attempt to stop the killer from claiming a new victim.

1 Episode | 6 hours, 51 minutes | A irdate: Dec. 29th , 2019 "NO. RAILINGS ARE STUPID." The Robot Co-Op crew dives lightsaber-first into Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, bringing their trademark snark and banter to a galaxy far, far away. Rick, Flux, and Cylon may be exploring ancient tombs and slicing through Stormtroopers with pure Jedi finesse, but the Force isn't enough to stop them from tearing into the Star Wars sequel trilogy. From lackluster character arcs to wasted story potential, they hold nothing back in their critique of the films that left a sour taste in their fandom. When it comes to Jedi: Fallen Order, it’s a different story. With stunning visuals, tight gameplay, and a narrative that actually respects the Star Wars legacy (gasp!), this game had the gang pleasantly surprised. Could this be the redemption the franchise needed? Or is it just another shining star in a fallen galaxy? Join the crew as they discuss everything from Kylo Ren's temper tantrums to why BB-8 is a scam artist while genuinely enjoying one of the best Star Wars games in years. Expect lightsaber battles, Respawn’s masterful level design, and, of course, plenty of laughs as they journey across a galaxy that feels more alive than ever. GAME BIO: Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order  is a 2019 single-player action-adventure game developed by Respawn Entertainment and published by Electronic Arts. Set in the Star Wars  canon between Episode III  and Episode IV , the game centers on Cal Kestis, a surviving Jedi Padawan evading the Inquisitors after Order 66. The game features timing-based lightsaber combat, Force powers, puzzle-solving, and interconnected planet exploration. Often compared to Dark Souls  and Metroidvania-style games, Jedi: Fallen Order  was praised for its combat mechanics, level design, and focus on a complete, microtransaction-free single-player experience.

1 Episode [FULL DLC] 1 hour, 40 minutes | A irdate: Dec. 22nd , 2019 "#NOTMYCHRIS" In this Busemas bonus episode, after two and a half years, Rick, Topsy, and Flux return to Resident Evil VII to play the Not a Hero DLC! Chris Redfield—sort of—takes center stage, but our robo-crew is still baffled by how little he looks or sounds like himself. Join us as we venture back into the mold-ridden horrors of the Baker estate, roast everything from the gameplay to Chris’ questionable glow-up, and see if this DLC redeems itself. Expect chaotic banter, spooky moments, and plenty of quips aimed at Chris'… "redesign." GAME BIO: Resident Evil 7: Not a Hero  is a free downloadable content expansion for Resident Evil 7: Biohazard , released by Capcom in 2017. The scenario follows Chris Redfield as he infiltrates the Bakers’ estate to eliminate Lucas Baker and uncover lingering bioweapon threats. Unlike the base game’s slower survival horror pacing, Not a Hero  emphasizes action-heavy combat, military-grade weapons, and faster encounters. Serving as a narrative epilogue, the DLC bridges story elements between Resident Evil 7  and future series entries while reintroducing a classic franchise character in a modernized form.