Autofire Power Hour

On Today's episode, we examine a small chunk of EA's pre-sports big business shift of the mid 90s.

We are back with an extra lumpy episode about some of the more recognizable games that features Clay Based Stop Motion Animation- or Claymation for brevity's sake.

AFPH is going on a teensy weensy little hiatus but before we do, we have a special episode about mastering light gun games.

The discussion whirls around Panzer Dragoon Saga and a half hour birdwalk about the upcoming live action Sonic movie and its likely special brand of unintended entertainment value.

On Today's first installment of a two-parter, Ray finds himself in a dilemma. Find out if he is crazy or not...

Today, we take a dive into the history and relevance of the UK's Codemasters.

Whether its pride or misguidance, we have all at times been blinded to the truth by our favorite video game brands.

With Ray once again out on assignment, Brian and Bob settle in on this potpourri episode.

Everybody has some stuff they love that isn't too popular.

Its our 50th episode so for such a big milestone, we have done a big show! Bob Bare, stinging over recent events involving his favorite video game company, joins us to discuss.

Genre-starved fans have been pouring money into Star Citizen with very little to show for it.

We have come to the end of our Retro City Festival coverage/content. Time for us to put our stuff in a hanky at the end of a stick and hit the road.

As we begin to wind down our output from this year's Retro City Festival, we have put together a "potpourri" of interviews with some really awesome people.

We catch up with Phil to see what's new on his plate this year and to talk about nerd culture before it was pop culture.

AFPH is joined by Walter Day, the founder of Twin Galaxies and the all around founder of what is now called E-Sports.

Live from RCF 2019- Billy Mitchell returns to AFPH to talk controversy and his path to vindication. After Billy, we speak to Ryan Burger of Old School Gamer Magazine.

How good was your 2018 Christmas Haul?

This week we dig into the archives to re-release a special Christmas episode!

Why is Super Smash Bros so good?

In 1993 Yu Suzuki released a 3D fighting game that would change the video game industry forever.