It's time for the guys to hit up some flea markets in the dead of winter, because Chris is on a new mission, to track down all the games he used to play as a kid. But he also learns a new lesson, never trust anyone near a porta-potty...

Melvor and Billy wake up Jay in the most annoying way possible to get an early start on the flea market day. Billy finds a game that Chris remembers as ruining a weekend so long ago....

It's time for the guys to hit up a new flea market in the middle of nowhere where they find a potential new lead on some video games. Meanwhile, something that has never happened before sends everyone up dookie river...

It's time once again to hit up those flea markets, however, Chris breaks the chode code n a major was resulting in bickering for the entire day. Idiots for games

The guys go to another arcade auction looking for some sweet juicy arcade deals. Will Jay be able to find another $10 dollar arcade cabinet?

With the 'Rona easing up in Texas the guys head to a small town for some game chasing at the flea market, and Chris discovers what he thinks is a rare one-of-a-kind Sega CD game!

The Game Chasers head to Colorado Springs to hunt for games in the Rocky Mountains for the first time ever. Then back at home, Chris decides to roll the dice on a random mystery box he hopes is filled with Retro game gold.

The guys decide to hit up the flea market once again to find some retro game treasures at amazing deals! The day starts off with some cool finds, both games, and vintage toys as well but quickly devolves as the bickering takes over and they embarrass themselves at an antique store while shopping for that good ole 80's and 90's nostalgia.

On the way back from a trip, the guys find a new retro game store in Arkansas and decide to stop in. There Jay throws down more money than ever before to try to get a long-lost and forgotten piece of Nintendo 64/PlayStation history. Then Chris discovers near-mint Super Nintendo games he has been looking to get for a while, not to mention Billy goes bonkers over an amazing Atari ST score.