Episode #22 - If it's Sunday, then it's Defunct Games News. Lorne Riseley hosts a weekly show comedically recapping the biggest video game news stories to break this week. We're digging into the shocking Vampire: T...

Episode #21 - Join Cyril and Lorne as they continue their trip through Online Pass Replay, the show where they answer video game news questions from 2015. This is our hardest episode yet, featuring questions about ...

Episode #116 - If you tuned into this year's Blizzcon, then you saw news about Diablo 4, the official reveal of a Diablo II remake and all kinds of information about World of WarCraft. One thing you might not have e...

Episode #21 - Defunct Games News has returned! Join host Lorne Riseley for another fun and humorous look at the week's biggest video game news stories, including everything that happened at Nintendo Direct, the rec...

Episode #20 - How well do you remember video game news from 2015? More importantly, how well does the Defunct Games staff know about news from 2015? That's what we're about to find out in Online Pass Repl...

Episode #117 - By 1993, Sega had brought Sonic the Hedgehog to every platform under their control. There were two Genesis games, Master System ports, a time-traveling adventure on Sega CD and even a pair of Game Gea...

Episode #41 - Between 1992 and 1993, Electronic Gaming Monthly briefly started reviewing arcade games. And while they quit after only eleven reviews, EGM's critics still managed to rate eleven classic games. Watch ...

Episode #115 - What did game critics from the 1990s think of the upcoming Nintendo Switch Online games? Defunct Games finds out by looking at reviews from Electronic Gaming Monthly, Die Hard Game Fan and GamePr...

Episode #116 - I love racing games. I also love great endings. Unfortunately, these two things rarely go together. With the lack of story and characters, the most you can hope for from most old school racing games i...

Episode #115 - When the internet exploded with news about GameStop, hedge funds and short-selling, the first thing I thought of was everything I learned from playing Wall Street Kid on the Nintendo Entertainment Sys...