Episode list

Jon Jafari tackles the aspects of the 2000's game, "Daikatana".

Jon takes a look at the first 3D installment in the Castlevania series.

Jon criticizes what he believes to be then ten most overrated games up until 2010.

Jon describes his ten favorite Mario Party games while attempting to defeat his nemesis, Luigi.

Jon outlines the ten boss battles he finds to be most memorable.

Jon rediscovers a SNES game from his childhood and its many confusing sequels.

It's nearly Halloween. To mark the occasion, Jon decides to list his top ten favorite Mario Kart tracks.

Jon shows off his creations and other things in his Minecraft world.

Jon marvels at the ineptitude of Sonic Team as he takes a look at one of their most infamous games, Sonic R.

JonTron reviews GoldenEye 007 for the Wii.

Jon goes on the streets to see if people know one bit about video games.

Jon attempts to review Nimbus, a Steam game.

Thanksgiving's lurking just around the corner, joined by Jon and the six most horrifying video game monsters he can think of.

Jon reviews Sonic Colors, Sonic Team's first drug-free game development effort.

Jon reveals his top 20 favorite games for the much-loved SNES. Part 1 covers #20 through #11.

JonTron reviews Donkey Kong Country Returns.

Jon unveils his top 10 favorite games for his favorite console, the SNES.

Jon and friends try to play the latest exciting installment in the Final Fantasy series.

Jon trashes one of the most rampant problems in modern game design: the quick time event.

Jon analyzes six terrible boss battles from different game franchises.

Jon takes a look at DinoCity for the SNES, a game that's puzzled him since his childhood.

Jontron visits PeanutButterGamer (Austin Hargrave) after facing the tragedy of playing "MySims".

Jon lists the top 5 things that pull a gamer's mind out of the game.

Jon breaks his Nintendo DS with his knee.

Malkovich discusses his gaming guilty pleasures.

In the midst of the recent 3DS eye-damage controversy, Jon decides to undertake a social experiment that tests whether people are willing to do research before committing to an apparently just cause.

For his 21st birthday, Jon decides to revisit his least favorite game the only way he knows how: drunk.

Jon shows his ten favorite overworlds in Nintendo games.

Jon plays a SNES game based on Mighty Max, a TV show he grew up watching.

Jon examines various video game commercials, both clever and bizarre, via a top ten list.

JonTron reviews "Starfox Adventures" on the Nintendo Gamecube for the JonTron 1 Year Anniversary.

JonTron talks about his new (fictional) Blu-Ray release, which features several fantastic and innovative changes to past episodes in the series.

Malkovich is back, with his beautiful assistant, Natalia.

JonTron sings about League of Legends.

JonTron plays "Monster Bash" for MS DOS in this (delayed) Halloween Special.

The guys from Sonic Team finally hit rock bottom.

JonTron reviews the 1997 "Jurassic Park" sequel, "The Lost World: Jurassic Park".

JonTron plays "Aquaman: Battle for Atlantis" on the Nintendo Gamecube.

JonTron plays "Home Improvement" on the SNES.

JonTron plays "Monster Party" on the NES.

JonTron and The Completionist (Jirard Khalil) star in this Sci-Fi epic as Final Fantasy XIII-2 sets events in motion that will lead to the reckoning of our world.

JonTron talks about Continue?, a YouTube channel he likes.

JonTron explores three games featuring Accolade's attempt at a mascot, Bubsy Bobcat.

JonTron plays "Charlie's Angels", the 2000 film's tie-in game on the Nintendo Gamecube.

JonTron teaches you the elite skills needed to play Counter Strike: Global Offensive.

With the help of The Completionist, JonTron dives into the realm of "Kinect: Star Wars" on the Xbox 360.

They only had a 11 billion dollars to test this game. If only they had 11 billion and one.

JonTron counts down ten games that need sequels.

JonTron finally takes on his arch-nemesis, "Banjo Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts", in a battle for the ages.

JonTron reviews one of the worst films of all time, "Birdemic: Shock and Terror" (2010).