My Morning Coffee

It's Wednesday and Jeremy talks about trying to play through Darksiders II but finds himself interrupted far too many times. Topics were PS Now, Darksiders II, Work Calls and some e-mails. If you'd like to reach Jeremy, e-mail mmc@ninjapancake.com, if you're into Twitter he exists sometimes @Rempancy.

Oh Monday, you silly day you. Oh Catman! You silly joke persona. What a pair, indeed. Jeremy lost some weight, takes Catman on a Dungeon Crawl, and feels some wanderlust. Spoilers: This episode if a very FF XIV: A Realm Reborn episode. If you like electronic mail, you can reach Jeremy at mmc@ninjapancake.com. If you're into Twitter he sometimes tweets as @Rempancy. If you like the show so far, leave a review on iTunes or some other platform. Catch you Wednesday!

No, no, this isn't a Princess Bride related podcast, though it probably should have been. Jeremy talks about a birthday gift and AC: Black Flag memories in an effort to figure out if he wants to play through it again. Jeremy also reads some e-mails and apologizes for the issues with Wednesday's episode. Feedback to mmc@ninjapancake.com, Jeremy is on Twitter @Rempancy

Hey it's Tuesday and Jeremy is back from his little hiatus. He talks about a box his father found for him that had some of his personal effects along with three NES Games still in the boxes and a note to himself. Jeremy also briefly looks back on NES Classic Bad Dudes. The real question is: Are you bad enough a dude to listen to this episode? If you have any feedback or comments, please mail them to mmc@ninjapancake.com. If you've liked what you've heard so far, feel free to leave a review on iTunes. Jeremy can be found on Twitter @Rempancy.

Jeremy needed a good story, a remnant of his game a day project was Valkyria Chronicles. He discusses his time with that, a love for alternate history and strategy games. If you have something you'd like to share, share it with mmc@ninjapancake.com. Jeremy can be found on Twitter @Rempancy.

Jeremy apologizes for his not keeping up with a game a day. This morning he talks of a Colombian blend, the act of gifting and making friends online through gaming. Starbound is the main talking point and as a make up he answers some e-mails. Feed that feedback to mmc@ninjapancake.com and Jeremy can be followed on Twitter @Rempancy.

Jeremy talks while having one open bloodshot eye. Today's a day for remembering time spent in MUDs and Rogue Legacy. Jeremy decides to question his one game a day from his steam catalog and fears he'll become HK-47. Is it Friday yet? Feed feedback can be fed to mmc@ninjapancake.com.

Jeremy continues to follow up on his game a day from his Steam Library, talks Beat Hazard, Nic Cage's head as his space vessel, a memory of Asteroids and the current state of Warlock School. Join along with your coffee and if you have any feedback, feed it to mmc@ninjapancake.com.

As part of Jeremy's promise to try and play a new game from his Steam catalog a day, he finally gets into Final Fantasy XIV: ARR. He's pretty sure it stands for "A Rem Reborn" as he remembers some nostalgia and homesicknesa from MMOs in general. Feedback can be fed to mmc@ninjapancake.com.

Jeremy discusses the show, his thanks and a story about building his PC. Rounding out the topics is Jeremy's time spent with Diablo 3 and next week's game a day plan, thanks Steam Library. Feedback or questions? mmc@ninjapancake.com is the place to go to send a random mail.

Jeremy has a son, he was born eight years ago. At 5:30AM, Jeremy went over some memories of Jacoby, the games he's played and how he's always been the perfect kid. Feedback is always welcomed at mmc@ninjapancake.com

Jeremy looks back at his teenage days, lost friends and the four player splitscreen capabilities of the Nintendo 64. Remember Hexen? Yeah, so does he. Feedback or a general question or your own memory? Send it to mmc@ninjapancake.com

Remy, no, Jeremy re-introduces himself to you. After he decides to talk about how thoughts of Metroid and the NES help him get through the day. If you have any feedback or a general question, mail to mmc@ninjapancake.com