In early 2022, Squidge took the idea of The Cupboard of Shame and rebooted it - this time as a one-on-one interview show.

The idea behind the new direction is a discussion on, "games that you have bought in your past, played it, but you don't know why you bought [them] but you did anyway. Any complaints that you have about the game; why you want to stick it in the Cupboard of Shame. We'll talk about the good points and the bad points [of the game], and we'll share some fun facts about the game."

Which games did our guests want to hide in the Cupboard of Shame? Take a listen to these episodes and find out.

2 Player Cupboard of Shame: Ginger

Ginger of the Grand Rapidians Play Video Games podcast joined Squidge to discuss the Cupboard of Shame, the Bechdel Test, some passive-aggressive comments for GameStop, and strategy guides.

2 Player Cupboard of Shame: Sean O'Dell

Sean "Rackham" O’Dell of the Dungeons and Pop podcast swung by Waffling Taylors HQ to talk about the title he’d love to throw into the Cupboard of Shame. Sean and Squidge talk about tanking and cheesing, shooting everything apart from the monsters in Doom 3, and the roguelikes.

2 Player Cupboard of Shame: Lulu

Lulu discusses a title that she may or may not have been fooled into buying. Was it really just gothic, steampunk Devil May Cry? Or was that a marketing ploy? Either way, it’s going in the cupboard. Listen in, to find out what it was.

2 Player Cupboard of Shame: Chief Problems

Squidge and Chief sit down to talk about some of the games that they both would like to store in The Cupboard of Shame, never to see the light of day again. They also discuss why they chose those games for hiding away. Chief also asks what’s with the obsession with the Legend of Zelda.