We're back with a new set of reviews. On today's StuffWePlay episode, James, alongside TheRetroCanadian, take a look at the absolute weirdest games to ever come out on the NES!

Top Three WEIRDEST NES Games (Ft. TheRetroCanadian)

The Nintendo Entertainment System is one of the most beloved consoles in gaming history. It's home to some of the best and worst games of all time...but also some of the weirdest. On today's episode, James, with help from TheRetroCanadian, take a look at the three absolutely most mind bogglingly strange games for Nintendo's old grey box!

New “Let’s Taco ‘Bout Games” today, featuring a return to game hunting at the flea market!

Flea Market Kings | Let’s Taco ‘Bout Games

On today's episode of Let's Taco 'Bout Games, James, Colin, and Kenton have headed out east to the Old Security Square Flea Market in Cut N' Shoot, Texas!
After James' last trip, in which many games were found very cheaply, expectations are high for this trip. Will these three be kings of the flea market, or will they leave empty handed? Will a rare Game Boy Advance game rip their friendship apart? And will they survive this deeply country Texas town? Find out in today's episode!

New Stuff We Play episode today, answering the age old question:

Should You Buy a GameCube in 2017?

The Nintendo Gamecube is turning 16 this year. First released in 2001, it wasn't one of Nintendo's best selling consoles, but it has definitely earned a large following since. However, with the Nintendo Switch coming out soon and being rumoured to have Gamecube games on it's Virtual Console, it has to be asked: Is there still any reason to go out and buy a Gamecube (or even a Gamecube-compatible Wii) in 2017?

Is it even worth it to own a Nintendo Gamecube in 2017?

Thus, on today's episode, we're going to give you three reasons why to still buy a Gamecube, then counter each reason to show why you may want to pass on the little lunchbox. Is now a good time to get one, or would you be better off getting a Switch? Does it have a good enough library to still warrant a purchase? Find out on today's episode!

The BEST Pokémon Bootleg? Pokémon Green for NES! | SWPG

Bootleg games are unlicensed video games that are sold as if they were official parts of the series they aim to knockoff. They range from simple rom hacks to full fledged productions, but they tend to have a very low quality. In fact, many are hardly playable, if at all. Most seem to originate from China, Russia, or Mexico, and usually end up having little if anything to do with their source material.

Pokémon Green for the Nintendo Entertainment System (well, Famicom), is a bootleg meant to capitalize on the Game Boy game of the same name. Unlike most bootlegs, though, this one seems to be quite good. Is it truly worth your time? Does it have anything to actually do with Pokémon? And is it playable without knowledge of Japanese? Find out on today's Stuff We Play Gaiden review!

New episode out today, covering a city that my in fact be gamers' paradise!

Gamers' Paradise: Victoria, British Columbia

Today on Let's Taco 'Bout Games, we head to Victoria, British Columbia, home to some of the most impressive game and toy stores we have ever seen. From stacks of rare import games to arcades to entire toy museums, this city does not disappoint, and may in fact be gamers' paradise. But what treasures will be found in these stores? Can this Canadian city serve up some good food as well? And we go overboard with our spending? Find out on today's exciting episode!