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And now, for something completely different. This month on the GameCola Podcast, staff member James Pelster takes charge of a solo episode! He's got a lot of things to talk about, and plenty of time to do so. Sit back and take a listen to everything he's been dying to discuss, including (but not limited to):\n\n- What the heck happened to the Danganronpa V3 and The Great Ace Attorney playthroughs on YouTube?\n- What's next for the YouTube channel in the future?\n- James is writing an actual article for the website after six and a half years!\n- Kerbal Space Program 2 is out in Early Access, and it's pretty busted, but has the potential to be awesome!\n- Forza Horizon 4 and 5 are the first racing games he enjoys.\n- Fire Emblem Engage recently released, and he's really bad at it.\n- Subnautica and Subnautica: Below Zero challenge James to not repeat the word "immersive" over and over.\n- Does the Mega Man Battle Network series fit into the card game genre?\n- Metroid Prime Remastered has complex controls.\n- Ghost Trick is finally getting a modern port!\n- Drawing maps for dungeon-crawling games, like early Shin Megami Tensei games, is surprisingly fun!\n- James is trying to play Resident Evil games beyond the first one on PlayStation.\n- The Spyro the Dragon games on PS1 still hold up well!\n- Secret of Mana and Secret of Evermore don't hold up so well, but are still fun.\n- Dragon Quest VIII is still a wonderful game, fun to play as a family activity!\n- Do ROM hacks hurt the creative integrity of games?\n\n[Podcast Intro/Outro \u201c5 is Average\u201d by Meteo Xavier]