Matt James
Ringer Deputy Art Director, ready to pick five Dreamcast games. His list makes a statement that the games in the past few years are better than a lot of the old ones.
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Aug 8, 2025 • 1h 47min
The 25 Greatest Games of the Quarter Century | Button Mash
This lively discussion features Steve Ahlman, known as Steven Universe Allman, who links the cultural impact of games to personal favorites. Matt James, Ringer Deputy Art Director, makes a bold case that recent games surpass classics, while Daniel Chin champions Red Dead Redemption 2 as Rockstar's best. The group dives into the evolution of multiplayer gaming, the legacy of iconic titles like Halo and Bioshock, and celebrates modern titles like Hades. Their playful banter reveals deep insights into gaming's past and future.
Jun 27, 2025 • 1h 47min
‘Death Stranding 2' and the First Half of 2025 in Games | Button Mash
In this engaging discussion, Justin Charity, a Senior Staff Writer and Kojima enthusiast, and Matt James, Ringer’s Deputy Art Lead, delve into 'Death Stranding 2's' unique narrative and innovative gameplay mechanics, including its whimsical themes. They also share insights on the challenges of adapting fighting games like 'Street Fighter' into films. The duo constructs their personal top-10 lists of the year's best games, reflecting on the rise of indie titles and the future of gaming, creating excitement for what 2025 has in store!
Jun 9, 2025 • 1h 27min
Switch 2, ‘Mario Kart World,’ and Summer Showcase Reactions | Button Mash
Matt James, Ringer's deputy art lead and co-host of Button Mash, shares his insights on the groundbreaking launch of the Nintendo Switch 2. He discusses his experiences with the new console and the much-anticipated 'Mario Kart World,' blending nostalgia with innovative gameplay elements. The duo also dives into key highlights from the summer gaming showcases, tackling trends in the industry and the excitement around upcoming titles. With a mix of hope and skepticism, they navigate the evolving landscape of gaming.
