Tapezilla

The boys are back, bright-eyed, and bushy-tailed after their annual and highly logical post-E3-preview-and-season-opener hiatus to talk about what they did on their summer vacation. Peter's new acquisition, grown men collecting toys intended for children, and more. Games include Zombi U, Pikmin 3, Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate, Star Wars Galaxies (at length), and, of course, show favorite Road Runner's Death Valley Rally, but not Grand Theft Auto V (because that'd be far too timely).

TZ kicks off its sixth season with a bang, as the boys re-enact the Wario voice auditions, discuss The Last of Us, write Bill & Ted 3, and fawn over the best TV ad ever. They also finally analyze E3... sort of.

The boys delve into the topics on everyone's mind this time of year: Black Box's "Strike it Up", the Metroid series, and selling Beav on Animal Crossing: New Leaf. Also discussed is E3.

Since everyone else this week is focusing on the Xbox One, the guys decide to skip over it all together to talk Energy Hook, Clarissa Explains It All, RJ's MiiVerse artistry, and a brand-new exercise technique.

The guys are back to reveal the winner of this year's bracket contest, plus Pete pulls back the curtain on working for IGN in the late 90s.

This week, the guys talk about the Big 4's (PS4/Assassin's Creed IV), some of their recent retro gaming purchases on eBay, Miss Teen Delaware, Mega Man 2 and truly frightening moments in games.

The guys' retro gaming obsession extends into this week's show, this time with something to show for it. Also, Pete talks about his trip to "GameStop" and Beav defends his Ouya preorder.

The whole gang is back for another week of nonsense. This week they discuss Ni No Kuni, used game stores, the best way to experience retro games, Beav's $400 lamp and much more.

The entire TZ team is back to discuss a range of important issues, including Resident Evil: Revelations, Shinobi (3DS), CraigsList couches, a very unfortunate ant, and more.

An unusual absence gives the show a different feel this week as the guys discuss Craigslist shopping (and selling), Hitman: Absolution, XCOM, Far Cry 3 and CES. Plus, they revisit a prank from the early days of TZ.

The guys come back from their most recent hiatus to surprisingly talk about lots and lots of games, including Far Cry 3, Need for Speed: Most Wanted, Dishonored and everything Wii U. Also on the agenda are hot moms in commercials, Arrow and Beav's strange aversion to CBS.

The guys return from their Summer hiatus with lots of stories, plus some new games to discuss. RJ gets into Sleeping Dogs (Creepin' it Real), Transformers: Fall of Cybertron and Deus Ex: Human Revolution, while Beav talks New Super Mario Bros 2 and Assassin's Creed II. OK, so it's not all new games.

Pete's intense hatred for Diablo carries all the way into Tapezilla's Fifth season opener and causes one of the biggest fights to date. The 3 regulars also discuss this summer's Steam sale, Tera's character creation tool, 127 Hours, and well, a lot of other things. Note: After 72 episodes, Peter is still confused as to the optimal conditions for recording a podcast and thus left his speakers on for the entire recording. Send all complaints about the echo to @TZPete.

On the latest TZ, the guys discuss the seemingly lackluster E3 and Drac finally tells his infamous "Harry Potter Story".

Now 70 episodes into this thing, the guys discuss their Diablo obsession, their Melanie Iglesias obsession, RJ on America's Got Talent, and finally reveal the winner of the Tape of the Last Two Years Bracket Challenge!

In a special "behind the scenes" episode, STB, RJ, and Pete (argue about) fine tune the bracket ahead of the Tape of the Last Two Years specials.

This is the moment the world's been waiting for. The winner of TZ's first ever TOTLTY is decided.

The whole team (plus a special guest) is together again for some surprises, a few broken hearts, and lots of busted brackets in the first half of the March Madness spectacular. It's total insanity.

RJ, STB, and Peter start a Drac-less evening normally, but end up getting in touch with their feminine sides. Sports devolves into David Beckham, the "vocal fry" trend, hair, milkshake recipes, and, unfortunately, more.

It's THAT time of year, when the boys get into the spirit of the season and play "Secret Easter Bunny". Feelings are hurt when one host gives another a very unwanted tape. Drac plays scientist and reveals an ancient sex potion, Pete becomes a game developer, and loads more.