Woah...one hundred episodes.

Enjoy this retrospective look at some of the Octal FM topics and memories that particularly stand out, as well as some trips down memory lane as we rummage through the fifteen years of the two of us podcasting together, including some outtakes from our teenage podcasting days of Life in Hex. 

Sound-bytes are our shorter episodes about what we’ve been up to recently. We've been following some of the recent leaks from the massive Nintendo data breach.

In a new recurring segment we break down the games that we feel define a genre. This time, we discuss the near-to-our-heart genre of real-time strategy.

Sound-bytes are our shorter episodes about what we’ve been up to recently. Jalada has been following the recent massive Twitter hack, and tells Sefran some more about it.

In Game Club, we pick a game to both play seperately that we've never played before, and then come together on the show to discuss our thoughts. This time, we picked up To the Moon.

Jalada played To the Moon on Nintendo Switch, whereas Sefran played on Windows. They're both very different versions, which we discuss in the show! It's also available on OS X, Linux, Android and iOS.

In this Sound-byte Sefran has the floor and continues his mini-series coinciding with his 'Anime Project 365', where he plans to watch an episode of anime every day for the whole of 2020 in an effort to catch up with shows that have passed him by.

This time, it's the 2014-15 anime Your Lie in April. In the UK, Subs and dubs are available on both Crunchyroll (for free!) or Netflix.

In this episode we take a deeper dive into the history of the Borderlands games.

Sound-bytes are our shorter episodes about what we’ve been up to recently. Jalada has picked up the new DLC for Pokémon Sword & Shield and gives us his hot take.

In this episode Jalada gives us his thoughts after a few hours of playing Half Life: Alyx on the Oculus Quest (via Link).

Sound-bytes are our shorter episodes about what we’ve been up to recently. Jalada has been playing a lot of Elite: Dangerous lately, which has given him a new perspective on the game and where it sits in the genre.