The Floppy is back for season 4 and better yet it's the 100th Episode! In celebration Junglist replay's 5 Inch Floppy's GOTY 2011, Dark Souls. But this time is a little different, now its time to try and make a hard game harder. Watch as Jung manages to play through the entire Dark Soul's campaign, WITHOUT LEVELLING!

In DmC Devil May Cry we're presented with a new, edgier Dante, in a more modern demonic dystopia. We take the PC version for a ride, alongside the new DLC, Vergil's Downfall, to see if it's Dirty or SSSensational.

Junglist steps into the shoes of The God of War again for his prequel, Ascension. Join our intrepid reviewer as he leaps back in time, and then forward again, and then back and eventually finds more fun in the one timeline where multiplayer exists.

In this fantastic episode Junglist checks out the MMOFPS Firefall, which recently opened its Founders Club to allow players to buy into the game. Junglist gives us the lowdown on Firefall with his usual excellence, showing off the game's classes, crafting and design focus.

Minh "Gooseman" Le features on this week's episode of the 5 Inch Floppy as Junglist talks to the Counter-Strike co-creator about his new game, Tactical Intervention. Fans of the classic Counter-Strike brand of competitive multiplayer will definitely get something out of this episode, as Junglist keeps the questions on-point and Minh goes into quite a bit of depth while answering.

We brave the many modes of Shootmania Storm, a skill-based FPS for PC making a big push in the eSports scene. It's from the makers of racing hit Trackmania, and aims to capture the same depth within simple controls. It looks like a blend of Quake 3 and Tribes and it comes with incredibly easy to use map and mod tools. See what we think of both its paid and free-to-play modes ahead of its release next week on the 11th of April, 2013.

The Real Next-Gen; Junglist takes us on a rant about the next generation of consoles - will they be the big units from the usual suspects, or will the focus lie with the start-up consoles? He makes some compelling arguments and reminds everyone of Clarissa. Explains It All for reasons nobody understands.

Junglist takes on a sequel to a game he reviewed nearly 80 episodes ago, a tower offence game called Anomaly. The sequel to 11 Bit Studios adds a new twist - Tower Offence vs Tower Defence multiplayer, and our host takes us through the ins and outs of it. Watch now to see what he thinks.

Junglist takes us where many a fan has gone before, on the search for a great Star Trek game, and we find out whether Digital Extreme's efforts with the new movie franchise stand up to scrutiny.

Junglist gets his scare on with Slender: The Arrival - a full game version of the indie horror hit from 2012 - to see if it's as scary as it seems. He also checks out Leviathan Warships to see if the ship-building game with a quirky trailer lives up to expectations.

Junglist takes on first person fighter Zeno Clash 2, a sequel four years in the making. Watch now to see if the Ace Team can successfully combine the first person shooter and fighting game genres again.

Junglist brings us a locally 'Australian' focused episode looking at two very different games. Assault Android Cactus is a top-down shooter with heavy schmup influences and Blade Symphony is a two-person duel game with a deep focus on combos.

Junglist enters the world of Eve Online this week - but not in the way you think! Dust 514 is a new shooter focused offering from the team at CCP - but Jung feels like it might be better at selling you items in game than it is at letting you play the game.

Junglist gets behind the wheel in another Codemasters racing game this week, taking a sequel to the street racing game that relaunched Codemaster's presence in the driving game arena - Grid 2. Find out if this melding of drift racing and line racing has what it takes now!

Junglist takes us into controversial territory with this episode, investigating the pricing issues Warhammer figurines have in Australia and looking into whether 3D Printing presents us with a viable alternative.

Here it is folks, the final episode of the 5 Inch Floppy hosted on Gamearena. Fridays are really going to turn out to be a bit of a bummer. Anyway, for this episode, Junglist takes a look back at just some of the highlights from the show over the years - the skits, the haircuts, the awards, the very special episodes and - of course - the games! You can get more of your Junglist fix by checking out the 5 Inch Floppy on Facebook and following TheJunglist on Twitter. And let's all give Junglist a gigantic thanks for all his hard and excellent work! https://twitter.com/TheJunglist https://www.facebook.com/5.inch.Floppy