As much as movies and TV loves to look down their nose at video games, they have no qualms with stealing ideas off them. So this episode, I take a look at at least five examples of this bout of video game vandalism.

Bit confusing this topic, but when a video game becomes popular enough Hollywood come sniffing for a movie adaptation, so with a free movie license, the original publisher THEN makes another video game based on that movie.

DJSlope and I take a look at four examples of video game characters having to be renamed for incredibly silly reasons.

It does seem bizarre that a developer who spent millions making a game, then demands you don't buy it, but there's been examples in gaming past when such a thing happened! And here are five such examples...

Larry Bundy Jr brings you a new Fact Hunt on 3 game journalists fired for having an opinion

This episode takes a look at times where publishers tried to hoodwink you into buying the exact same game at least twice, out of pure laziness and/or greed!

This episode I take a look at a rather infamous password, and how incredibly damaging it has been to Nintendo consoles over the years.

This episode I take a look at publisher stupid new policy of censoring their own classic products that were perfectly fine back int he day, but are now suddenly worried they'll trigger one of today's players.

Piracy has been instilled on us that it is a bad thing in video games, but on the odd occasion, it's actually proven to help the industry. This episode I take a look at five such occasions...

How did an infamous internet meme inspire a game console? Here's the bizarre story behind it!