Hello everybody and welcome to Kotaku Split Screen, the podcast that tackles video games one extremely specific topic at a time, just excruciatingly specific.

It's really just going to drive you absolutely bonkers.

I am one of your hosts, Kotaku Senior Reporter Nathan Grayson, and I am joined by my two co-hosts.

I'm Ashley Parrish, staff writer at Kotaku.

And I'm Michael Fahey, senior reporter and snack editor of Kotaku.

Yeah, and man with the smoothest voice in video games, really not fair.

Today's topic is jazz flavors.

Yeah, that's the only downside is that all you can do is host podcasts about jazz.

Nothing else is allowed.

Anyway, so today's episode is about a topic near and dear to our hearts because it's what we're doing, more or less.

We're going to be doing our first real episode about reboots and remakes and remasters, things of that nature.

Because not to get too on the nose with it, but we're kind of rebooting the podcast.

So why not focus on that?

Why not just be as obnoxiously on the nose about it as possible?

So to begin, we are going to do a segment in which we narrow down what the heck a reboot as opposed to a remake and a remaster even is.

I think that our resident quiz master, which is a thing that we now have because I just said so,

Fahey is going to run us through that.

So Fahey, all you.

I've been our resident quiz master for years. We just never had a call for it. I've been our resident quiz master for years.

We just never had a call for it.

I've been waiting in the wings.

And now it's time to unleash me.

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