The order sets out to draft the greatest Final Fantasy characters across the entire series, which proves to be as difficult a task as it sounds. Cereth comes back for his second Final Fantasy draft because his whole personality is Final Fantasy, and we are also joined by J2Champ from Kev's AGDQ FF8 speedrun in 2020.

The gang brings in Eyesonbee to draft games from a year she brought out some absolute banger deepcuts to showcase. For the first time ever, someone's Meta 75 was stolen before they got to draft it.

The posse brings on Mike aka SNESterday to draft some games from our formative youth years. Just like you'd expect, this draft features Meatloaf, 30 Seconds to Mars, and Puddle of Mud. What else could you want from 2000s video games?

StronkChonkler from Twitch joins the gang to draft some recent releases from the year we all want to forget. The Remake boom, the most anime of games Kev and Curtis have ever drafted, and Stronk HATES a videogame classic like a monster. This is Season 2 of the VG Draft--Let's mosey.

It's been ONE FULL YEAR that we've been doing video game drafts! Kev and Curtis brought some friends from the Final Fantasy Twitch community to draft songs from the hit series that brought us together. With no shortage of songs composed by our PodGod, Nobuo Uematsu, among other great composers, Cereth and Chris Tenarium--who help manage the Final Fantasy Series Relay on Twitch--and KarlGerm from Curtis's other podcast, The Every F'n FF podcast, have joined in to talk about as many great songs...

Alex from the Every Fn Final Fantasy Podcast joins Kev and Curtis to draft some games from the start of the DVD disc generation of games at the genesis of PS2 and Gamecube releases galore. Kev and Curtis finally like the same games, and the crew gives a series it has disrespected some love for the very first time.

Maff returns to the gang to draft some great (and very not great) video games from this summer's Summer Games Done Quick speedrun fundraising marathon. GamesDoneQuick is an organization that showcases a week straight of top speedrunners and their games in efforts to fundraise money for charity--This year's event benefits Doctors Without Borders, so please check our their event and considering donating if you are able.

Kev and Curtis are joined by newly engaged friend, MrZwanzig, a fangame and final fantasy player to draft games from the era inundated with online FPS games. Kev double dips yet again into the Spooky Draft, Curtis wishes for more Hatsune Miku songs in games, and Zwanzig gets reaches deep beyond the obvious with one of his most important game picks this time.

Kev's most immediate "this aged poorly" moment on the pod. Curtis's highest grossing franchises mini-game. Guest Host, Waves' N64 fandom the likes of which this pod has never before seen. 1998 brings some serious firepower in its arsenal of games on this episode. Check out Waves on Twitch at twitch.tv/awesomeWaves

Kev and Curtis finally fully agree on one thing: this year introduced the greatest villain in video game history. The fellas are joined by their dear friend Ninnyz, a variety streamer on Twitch currently playing through all of the final fantasy series, to discuss some more recent bangers in the video game world.

Following a brief break for the holidays, the Fellowship returns to take on an absolutely massive year in video games: 1997. Is Curtis going to win the draft lottery again? Will he pass on Final Fantasy VII with his first overall pick? Good joke. No, never...

If there is one holiday that the video games has embraced as an absolute mainstay in the industry, it's Halloween and the horror genre. Along with two guest pickers from Twitch, Emetatron and Bombom, Kev and Curtis will be drafting games that are spooky or have ghosts, ghouls, or psychotic clowns with no reason behind his exigence other than to destroy the entire planet while God (AKA Nobuo Uematsu) drops a beat.

After Kev takes down the win of the first ever VG Draft, the Union dives into some games to draft from the year 2008 that includes some absolute behemoths from all angles: genre definition, market shifting, and innovation in gameplay structure. So BUCKLE UP for some unpredictable discourse with Maff's first time saying something wholesome on the record, Curtis's triple part-time work, and Hollywood's most predictable actor, Michael Cera.

Muttski, Curtis, and Maff kick off the draft series by drafting games from the iconic Y2K turn of the century and explaining the rules for how the Video Game Draft will operate for the season. From defining "No Fixed Objective" to rolling deep into games scoring a 75 or lower on Metacritic, buckle up for the inaugural Video Game Draft with The Posse.