It’s been a few weeks since Patrick bested Nextlander’s Brad Shoemaker playing the difficult and arcane Volgarr the Viking. In its wake, Patrick chatted with Kris Dürrschmidt, CEO and creative director at Volgarr the Viking developer Crazy Viking Studios.
It’s true, Patrick did not have a tummy ache during Remap’s in-person stream. Instead, he was spending the day playing Switch 2 games!
Continuing the sports movie trend, Rob, Patrick, Cado, and Janet discuss Rudy, staring Sean Astin as the titular Rudy, a kid with a lot of heart and determination but very little athletic skill or natural talent who dreams of playing on Duke University's Football Team.
Patrick, Janet, Rob, and Cado kick off a new episode of Remap Radio about Ubisoft’s clapback to Elon Musk and what it says about the industry’s failed collective response to Gamergate.
Has it really been three years since Severance ended? Phew. The second season of Apple’s revelatory sci-fi show concluded last week, prompting Patrick, Rob, and Cado to hash out their thoughts on what’s happening at Lumon.
GDC is happening, which leads to a longer discussion about the role of games media in helping spread information from events like it, alongside thoughts on Assassin's Creed Shadows, new PC troubles, and more.
Friend of the site Emanuel Maiberg joins Rob to tell him about looking for a new home, buying one, then finding out suddenly you're in for a world of pain. Come for the flooding, stay for the hazmat suits!
A podcast investigating turning Aloy into AI slop, Microsoft's hardware future, and thoughts on games like Keep Driving and Wanderstop.
Spurred by the unfortunate (and increasingly tragic?) passing of actor Gene Hackman, Rob asked Patrick and Cado to watch 1986’s underdog classic, Hoosiers. Is it a classic? Well, it depends on how much you scratch beneath the surface.
Starting the podcast with good news? And yet, the release of Command & Conquer’s source code is weird, unexpected, and cool! Oh, and Rob bought another PC? Hmm.
Rob and Patrick discuss the proper way to mourn the death of a Costco hot tub, ways to kill off your car battery, and whether spending money on installing wood panels into the bedroom of a place you’re going to sell is a good investment.
Can we turn the video game industry off and on again? We kick off this week’s podcast with a lengthy discussion about the collapse of Monolith, the deeper rot at Warner Bros. Games, and how generational shifts in habits may be to blame.
Welcome to the first Remap Hotline of 2025! Rob, Patrick, and Cado are here to answer YOUR questions, even as the infrastructure of the US Government is crumbling around us.
The whole crew is back together again! Join Patrick, Janet, Rob, and Cado as they unpack Microsoft’s push into using AI to produce “gameplay,” discussions of creativity, and our time with Lost Records, Civilization VII, and more.
While Rob was visiting Patrick in Chicago, they managed to take in a Bulls game. Can you guess what happened next? A tie for the largest halftime deficit in Chicago Bulls history, of course.