Achievement UNLOCKED!!!!

Achievement UNLOCKED!!!!

In this episode of You Geek’N, Dev and Phil catch up on everything from sunburn disasters and gaming hauls to the bigger issues shaping the entertainment and gaming industries. The conversation kicks off with personal updates, including Phil’s painful tanning mishap and Dev’s experience streaming the notoriously clunky Heavy Rain, before turning into a spirited discussion about the growing frustrations around digital-only games, rising paywalls, microtransactions, and the loss of physical media. From there, the hosts broaden the scope to talk about the state of gaming across Sony, Xbox, and indie developers, highlighting how corporate decisions are affecting both players and creators. They also dive into upcoming movies and superhero news, including Marvel’s slow rollout for Avengers: Doomsday, DC’s latest projects, and the ongoing debate about female-led superhero films. The episode wraps with gratitude to listeners, a celebration of crossing 1,000 streams and downloads, and a heartfelt reminder that the show is built on community, shared geekdom, and the joy of talking about the things they love.

They Need to Touch Some Grass

Most gamers have lost the fun of pure chaos when games tried to get "real" — but what if you could actually bring back that wild, impossible feeling? Dev and Phil dive into a world where jumping off 50-foot ledges with a snowboard, Frankenstein modifications, and absurd game mechanics reign supreme. This episode is a hilarious, chaos-filled reflection on the games we loved—and the decline of that glorious nonsense.You'll discover why modern games like Skate have lost their sense of fun (and what they really should be doing instead). We break down the crazy evolution of modding classics like Skyrim and Fallout, revealing the wild stuff players get away with—including nudity, crazy character skins, and mind-bending glitches. Plus, we revisit the nostalgic magic of early 2000s hits like NBA Street and SSX Tricky, comparing their over-the-top action to today’s more “realistic” titles.Devin shares his recent adventures streaming PC games — from the thrill of learning OBS to the chaos of multiplayer horror games like Phasmophobia and Dead Space. We discuss the joys and frustrations of online gaming, streaming setups, and how to keep that sense of spontaneity alive while battling dyslexia or just trying not to look like a noob.Why does the gaming community have a penchant for going overboard—more naked mods, more absurd physics, more chaos? Because deep down, we all want games that let us escape real life’s limits. This episode is perfect for anyone nostalgic for the days when games were about fun, freedom, and ridiculousness— before realism became king. If you're tired of the "serious" grind and crave that explosive, goofy joy of gaming’s golden era, this is your new must-listen.And hey, as we gear up for spooky season and ambitious streaming plans, we remind you: sometimes, the best way to enjoy gaming is to just go outside… or at least, turn off the filters and dive back into chaos.

My Computer Broke...

When your favorite tech and media turn into chaos, Dev and Phil don’t hold back. From bricked MacBooks to newly acquired gaming PCs, heated debates on upcoming movies, and the state of gaming companies—nothing is off-limits here. Discover how a broken MacBook turned into a hilarious saga of shady Facebook Marketplace dealings and RGB overload. You’ll learn why Dev’s new PC is a victory, how the latest trailers for Resident Evil and Clayface reveal more than they hide, and the critical differences between survival horror and action horror—plus, how pre-built PCs are saving the day in 2026. Whether you’re tech-curious, a horror fanatic, or just need a break from the critic-culture, this episode offers a perfect mix of humor, insight, and nerdy rebellion. We dive into the chaotic world of gaming policies, from PlayStation’s draconian DRM to online shout-outs about how to beat the system. Get behind-the-scenes intel on the next Mortal Kombat and Street Fighter movies—who’s fighting who in the tournament of fan favorites? Phil and Dev also rip into beloved and hated characters, revealing what makes some interpretations work and others fall flat. Plus, a nostalgic trip down memory lane about how classic games like Resident Evil and Mortal Kombat are shaping today's epic remakes and sequels. Why does it matter? Because in a world full of corporate rules and questionable tech, understanding the real game is your best weapon. This episode encourages you to enjoy the chaos, embrace the absurd, and find joy in simply liking what you love—without gatekeepers or gadgets coming between you and your entertainment. If you’re tired of the endless criticism and want honest laughs, sharp takes, and real talk about gaming, movies, and tech—this is your new favorite listen. Perfect for anyone who’s ever felt overwhelmed by the hype and just wants to enjoy the ride. Tune in now and get back to your nerdy roots—because the table is always open.

Man Spider or Spiders-Man? Big Trailer talk

Most fans are excited for Dune Part Two and the new Spider-Man trailer, but our hosts are noticing some intriguing shifts in how Marvel, Sony, and even Harry Potter are handling their stories. Could the MCU be heading toward a more grounded, street-level approach that finally does justice to Spider-Man’s ‘friendly neighborhood’ roots? Or are we headed for an overloaded multiverse with too many characters and lore to keep up?In this episode, Dev and Phil dive into the hottest geek news: the Dune trailer’s stunning visuals, the Spider-Man: No Way Home tie-ins, and how the upcoming Secret Wars might set the stage for Marvel’s mutantverse and multiversal chaos. They analyze the long-awaited Harry Potter reboot, debating whether casting a Black actor as Snape is a bold move or a problematic one—and how respect for legacy actors influences fan reception. Plus, they geek out over the possibility of Star Fox in the next Nintendo movie, and what it says about crossover franchises in the works. If you love breaking down trailers, analyzing franchise legacies, and predicting the future of geek culture, this episode is essential listening. Get ready for a deep dive into the stories shaping the next phase of Marvel, Nintendo, Harry Potter, and beyond. With exclusive insights and vivid commentary, Dev and Phil keep you ahead in the geek game—and they’re just getting started.

Geekin' A Mile A Minute w/ Guest Michael Johnson-Curry

Celebrating Friendship, Gaming, and Geek Culture with MikeJoin Dev, Phil, and the legendary Mike as they dive into decades of shared passions—ranging from video games, movies, and comics to the intricate world of 3D printing. This episode celebrates friendship, shared histories, and the geeky obsessions that bond a group of lifelong friends.