My Morning Coffee

Jeremy's on vacation! All shall rejoice along with him as he relaxes at the beach. Today your host discusses the equation that drives his purchases in the gaming world. He also discusses whether or not Overwatch was worth the price tag, rebuking Mulehorn Gaming's E39, There's Something About Mercy. Healthy arguing is the healthiest. Reach the show via mmc@ninjapancake.com or send a Tweet @Rempancy.

No one is amused by the title of this MMC outside of your host. It's totally alright though. Jeremy is in a fun having mood and does some commentary over if it matters what you label Battleborn, Overwatch or Paragon. SPOILERS: It doesn't. Reach your host via mmc@ninjapancake.com. You can also find him sometimes lost and found on Twitter @Rempancy.

The secret origins of your host becoming an almost exclusive PC gamer happened in the 90's. This is the story of how the original Diablo got your host hooked in more ways than just by the Butcher hooking him. If you want to get in touch with Jeremy send a mail to mmc@ninjapancake.com, he sometimes can be lost and found @Rempancy.

Your host gets a listener request, let's hope he doesn't mess it up. Ron writes in asking if Jeremy has a video game he's interested in building. Summoning the powers of social media darkness he begins to craft a nightmare scenario game exploring the world of Twitch streaming stardom. Oh boy, it's pretty bad. Write into the show using mmc@ninjapancake.com, your host can be found on Twitter @Rempancy.

Your host is attempting to persuade you in believing that Castlevania II: Simon's Quest is the best entry in the series. Outside of that he discusses the Great Video Game Trade of 1989, night and day cycles and a whole lot more. Despite Simon's Quest having multiple endings, this show does not! If you'd like to reach the show and can't understand a stutter at the end said by your host, mail mmc@ninjapancake.com. Remy Belmont can be found on Twitter @Rempancy.

Jeremy sounds off on his thoughts on the PS4K or PS4-Neo or whatever you'd like it to be known as. The scary thing is that Sony is actually being smart about how they are approaching this. Way smarter than some other gaming giants, who will remain unnamed. It rhymes with Pretendo. All that and some listener mail! If you have questions or a topic for the show send a mail to mmc@ninjapancake.com. Your host sometimes awaits Tweets @Rempancy.

Your host is back from a long stint of Ninja Pancake related projects! Rejoice or whatever you happen to do while drinking a coffee while listening. Today we're talking EverQuest Next being cancelled and how the MMO Lite genre is way easier than a traditional MMO. Jeremy is hoping that if Daybreak launches another iteration of EQ they learn from the other major MMO Lites out now. Want to reach the show? Send a mail to mmc@ninjapancake.com. Jeremy is also sometimes lost and found on twitter @Rempancy.

Your host isn't really proud of this episode but is a little angry. If you're going to be negative about something, please at least have a little respect. If you'd like to fight Jeremy he is often lost and found on Twitter @Rempancy. If you're irked by the content of this message: e-mail mmc@ninjapancake.com

Your host talks about his 2015, drinking way too many energy drinks and social gaming. Not Farmville. Games you play with friends that stop your want to play epic scaled open world games. As it turns out your host really would love to play one again but just can't get back into the swing. All these Game Of The Year winners are just lost on him. Speaking of being lost, Jeremy can often times be lost and sometimes found on Twitter @Rempancy. If you dig having a pen pal, mail the show with your thoughts via mmc@ninjapancake.com.

Jeremy is back from a longer than ever should have happened hiatus. What's new with your coffee sipping host? Well, he talks about building the website, what went into it and how this whole Ninja Pancake thing started. Thankfully he decided to go into some video games as well with The Taken King and his thoughts on it as now he can move onto other games as well. All of that and more, right after the Woo. If you dived deep into The Taken King as well, Jeremy would love to hear about it, send a mail on over to mmc@ninjapancake.com. If you're more into Tweeting, your host can be lost and sometimes found @Rempancy. 

Hey, it's Wednesday! Jeremy has returned from a longer than normal break due to a lovely thing he likes to call Overtime. While he hasn't been working he's been spending what free time he could get with his family. Have you ever wondered when it's ok to call an online friend by their real name? Jeremy too. He answers mails and more on today's episode of MMC. If you're into mailing, your host can be reached at mmc@ninjapancake.com. Jeremy is often lost and sometimes found on Twitter @Rempancy.

Jeremy opens up about Destiny the Game in an eleventh hour decision as he's become tired of being asked if he's still playing. He has in fact preorded The Taken King, he goes over why he became sour on Destiny and discusses his Fault of Glass theory. It's just a theory but he feels it is accurate. Jeremy reads a few e-mails and makes an Arrested Development reference. If you're into electronic correspondence, Jeremy can be reached through mmc@ninjapancake.com or @Rempancy if you're into Twitter.

Hey, it's Tuesday! Jeremy pulled a long shift Monday but here's your Monday MMC... On Tuesday. Jeremy talks about the satire episode of Warlock School, satire in video games and why he needed to take a little jab at himself and other Destiny shows as well. It was his one satire piece he had in him and now it is out of his schedule. If you like e-mails, Jeremy can be reached at mmc@ninjapancake.com or on Twitter @Rempancy. Enjoy, catch you Wednesday.

Hey, it's Tuesday! Jeremy finally figured out a schedule that works out for him. He sometimes gets a smidge overwhelmed. Also - Not just Catman but Catman & Son! It's like Sanford & Son but the Final Fantasy 14 A Realm Reborn version. Do, do, do-do... Do, do, do, do, do, do-do-do. E-mails to mmc@ninjapancake.com, tweets to @Rempancy, How do you say Mobile Boat Hoists?

Jeremy had a listener say he should try playing the game he's talking about while doing the show at the same time. It has become and interesting failed experiement that can only be entitled Borderlands Babblin'! Jeremy also reads a slew of e-mails or maybe he just took too long responding. It's early for him, give him a break. Email over on to mmc@ninjapancake.com, Tweet on over to @Rempancy. Move on up to the east side though, it is crucial.

Jeremy's back from his weeklong working hell. He got an e-mail asking his thoughts on the community in Destiny and seems to have made a strange analogy. He also goes over people he does enjoy the work of and the mini community he and his friends started within this bigger thing. If you're into electronic correspondence, Jeremy can be reach at mmc@ninjapancake.com. If you're more a tweeter, he can be found @Rempancy. Catch you Wednesday.

Jeremy was up at 2AM for his own adventure, so you're getting a special My Evening Beverage edition of MMC. Super Star Wars and Jeremy's brother who isn't actually related to him are the main focus. All of this in one sleepy cut! If you like e-mailing, send one to mmc@ninjapancake.com and if you like Twitter - Jeremy can be found idling @Rempancy.

Jeremy In Progress, please wait... Jeremy discusses the Carrot on a Stick, whether it be related to his own habit of smoking or video games and one of these things has to go. Guess which one? Jeremy also answers some e-mails. If you like electronic correspondence please mail to mmc@ninjapancake.com and if you like to tweet find @Rempancy.

Jeremy talks about what being a "Gamer" means and why it's the last quality of you that you should define of yourself as an individual. Jeremy also talks about finishing the Final Fantasy IV iOS remake and why Final Fantasy VI deserves the true remake treatment. Mail can be sent to mmc@ninjapancake.com and Jeremy is sometimes on Twitter @Rempancy. Catch you Wednesday.

Jeremy talks about his morning rituals and discusses a brief history of his experiences with fighting games. In that sense where he wishes if people had problems with one another they could take it out there. Jeremy also misses Soul Calibur more than he realizes. If you have feedback please send to mmc@ninjapancake.com and if you're into Twitter, Jeremy sometimes responds @Rempancy. Catch you Monday.