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In this pod, the Michel Bros discuss the 7th mainline title in the smash-hit Resident Evil series, a true reinvention of the survival action formula that can be seen as a return to form for the series. Enjoy!

The Super Michel Bros. are back for a visceral recounting of one of the greatest survival/horror/action titles of all time!

In this one-of-a-kind episode, the Super Michel Bros. pod together in person for the very first time. We discuss the 1998 3D platforming classic, Banjo-Kazooie, for the Nintendo 64. Put it in your ears!

In this VERY delayed episode (recorded in January, published in June), the Super Michel Bros. chat about the existential survival horror game, SOMA.

Join the Super Michel Bros. for a long overdue episode that catalogues the year 2020 in games for Paul and Jesse.

In this episode, Jesse and Paul take it back to 1997 when their lives changed forever with the release of one of the greatest first person shooters of all time. Enjoy!

Welcome back to the Super Michel Bros. Podcast! In this episode, the Michel Bros. talk about a new and surprisingly good single player, 3rd person action experience set in the Star Wars universe. Enjoy!

Welcome back to the Super Michel Bros. podcast! Paul and Jesse are excited to dive deep into Rapture for this episode on the first-person shooter classic, Bioshock.Music credit: "Beyond the Sea" performed by Bobby Darin

Welcome back to the Super Michel Bros. podcast! In this episode, Paul and Jesse take a deep dive into a flawed favorite, Resident Evil 5.Song credit: "Sad but true" from the RE5 official soundtrack, composed and performed by the Sony Music Publishing in-house orchestra.

Welcome back to another episode of the Super Michel Bros! In this episode, we break down the 2002 classic first-and-third person action game, Jedi Knight II: Jedi Outcast. The Michel brothers take you through why it was important to them, why it's frustrating to look back on this flawed gem, and whether it's worth playing in 2020. They also tackle the topic of best Star Wars film (spoiler: it's not The Phantom Menace). Music credit for the opening and closing of the episode goes to the legendary composer, John Williams. Hope you enjoy!

Welcome to the inaugural episode of the Super Michel Bros. podcast. We are happy to discuss Doom 3, a first person shooter from 2004 that had far reaching effects for all shooters that came after it.Music credit (intro/outro): "Doom 3 Theme Song" by Tweaker