On this week’s podcast, Dan and Kris tackle the next entry in the SAG Standouts series! This month’s console is the Vectrex, and they try their darndest to determine which five Vectrex games best represent the system. How did it go? Just how different is vector graphics emulation from the real thing? Let’s find out! Then, in Week Old News, someone tries to blow up Nintendo, Subnautica 2 is a huge success, and eBay puts GameStop’s offer right where it belongs. Finally, in the Checkpoint, Dan rather enjoyed The Punisher: One Last Kill, even though it was WAY more than one. Meanwhile, Kris saved a dog, loves Arkanoid, and has no small amount of choice words for Indiana Jones and the Great Circle.
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On this week’s podcast, Dan and Kris open up the SAG BAG to answer all of your burning questions. And boy, did you guys come up with some winners!
Plus, in Week Old News, Nintendo finally brings StarFox back, but in a way that’s super weird, Microsoft ditches AI, GameStop is a dumpster fire, and more!
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On this week’s podcast, Dan and Kris bring you the latest installment in the Alphabet Soup-er Series. It was Kris’s pick for the letter D, and he went with DK: King of Swing for Game Boy advance. Is this weird DK spinoff worth your time? What is its connection to the Black Box NES oddball Clu Clu Land? Does any of this matter? Let’s find out!
Then, in Week Old News, Mega Man Xtreme gets a little Xtreme-er, Donut Dodo’s N64 port gets an update, Star Fox puppets face destruction, and someone goes to extreme lengths to scalp Pokemon cards.
Finally, in the Checkpoint, Kris sadly doesn’t have any updates on the fridge saga, but he did play some Panel de Pon, which is always a good thing. Meanwhile, Dan is doing more work for less pay because he’s nuts, is enjoying Vampire Crawlers WAY more than Kris is, and has some big Ball x Pit plans for the weekend.
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On this week’s podcast, Dan and Kris board the SAG Cartoon Express to pay another visit to Earthworm Jim. This time, they watched the season 1 episode Conqueror Worm, where Jim gets an evil twin. Was it as funny as they had hoped? Let’s find out!
Then, in Week Old News, Atari makes another smart acquisition, Retro-Bit whips up another couple of physical releases for cult favorite games, we finally learn more about Splatoon Raiders, and Microsoft inspires a considerable amount of conversation about the nature of console exclusives.
Finally, in the Checkpoint, Dan REALLY likes Saros, and talks about the process of reviewing it, while Kris makes some exciting discoveries about the nature of white people tacos, and tells the next chapter in the increasingly stupid saga of his fridge.
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On this week’s podcast, Dan and Kris dive into an ill-prepared 10 20 30 40 because of a refrigerator. But don’t worry, the Sega Saturn is here to save the day with some very cool games! And next month, there will even be something to talk about in 1986. Things are looking up!
Then, in Week Old News, the new Street Fighter trailer enrages Dan, while the new Street Fighter DLC does very little to address the incest of it all. Plus, He-Man gets delayed, Billy Mitchell is heading back to court, the original Wild Gunman gets preserved in astounding style, and the Neo Geo is coming back in a big (and depending on how you look at it) bad way.
Finally, in the Checkpoint, Kris spent some quality time in his yard and enjoyed the great outdoors. His ear also still hurts, but that’s neither here nor there. While DAn gets to start playing a game he’s not allowed to talk about, and does some overdue yardwork of his own.
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On this week’s podcast, Dan and Kris bring you the latest installment in Stone age Standounts! This month, they’re looking through the ColecoVision library to determine which 5 games best represent the platform. How does this unique platform stand the test of time? Are there any exclusive games to pull from? Let’s find out!
Then, in Week Old News, a bizarre Punch-Out!! prototype has been discovered, Final Fight MD deflates its own hype by embracing AI, PlayStation introduces Playerbase to a less than enthused playerbase, and you can now visit Taco Bell in Pokopia, because the internet is insane.
Finally, in the Checkpoint, Kris continues to enjoy the joys of Super Mario Bros. Wonder’s new DLC and tries out the new Time Breaker light guns. And if that sounds familiar, it’s because he basically just lived the same week twice, at least in terms of what games he’s played. Meanwhile, Dan loves Daredevil, finishes Minishoot Adventures, and drinks a very odd beer.
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On this week’s podcast, Dan and Kris dive into the newest installment of the Alphabet Soup-er Series! Dan’s pick for the letter C was Code Name Viper for NES. How does Capcom and Arc System Works’ spin on the RollingThunder formula work out? Why are this dude’s pants this color? Why are there so many revolving doors? Let's find out!
Then, in Week Old News, even more layoffs because the AAA game industry is just the best, someone turns the NES into an awesome musical instrument, Miyamoto confirms that the internet is insane, and a brand new glitch is found in Super Mario Bros after all these years!
Finally, in the Checkpoint, Kris continues to enjoy the joys of Super Mario Bros. Wonder’s new DLC and tries out the new Time Breaker light guns, while Dan spends some time with Minishoot Adventures and the new Sam Raimi movie. And speaking of movies, the guys give their impressions of The Super Mario Galaxy Movie. Spoiler: They both loved it.
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On this week’s podcast, Dan and Kris board the SAG Cartoon Express for another episode of Wing Commander Academy. Why does this show have such a fantastic voice cast, and why does it not make it actually fun to watch? Let’s find out!
Then, in Week Old News, Nintendo decided not to censor Tomodochi Life, Sony makes some absolutely wretched decisions, CApcom gets really weird with a new Street Fighter 6 character, Epic lays off a ton of employees, and more.
Finally, in the Checkpoint, Kris gets that dopey Talking Flower thing, and spends some time in Bellabel Park. Meanwhile, Dan is happy to have Baseball back, played a ton of Steam demos, and gushes about the joys of Séance of Blake Manner.
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On this week’s podcast, Dan and Kris dive into the March 10 20 30 40, featuring the untimely ends of both the 32X AND Virtual Boy, the birth of the Resident Evil franchise, another desolate 1986 month, and a shockingly great lineup for the PSP!
Then, in Week Old News, so much AI. So very much AI. And nobody wants it. Except game companies. They LOVE it. Plus, Sonic 4 and Minecraft 2 cast announcements, Logan Paul kinda sucks, Humble Bazooka gets to work on making the Saturn 3D Controller wireless, and more!
Finally, in the Checkpoint, Kris doesn’t do a whole heck of a lot, but he started watching the live-action One Piece! Meanwhile, Dan really didn’t care for Man of Medan, tried a handful of Steam demos, and remembered why he doesn’t like dating sims.
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On this week’s podcast, Dan and Kris bring you the next installment of SAG Standouts, where they each choose the five games that define a platform. This time around they’re tackling the underappreciated Magnavox Odyssey 2. With neither one of them ever having spent any time playing the system before this recording, were they able to find anything to appreciate about it? Let’s find out! (Spoiler: YES!)
Then, in Week Old News, the US government CONTINUES goes out of its way to tick off a large portion of the gaming public, Limited Run tries to get itself out of some Sonic flavored hot water, Roblox players have no taste, and more!
Finally, in the Checkpoint, Kris feels nostalgic for the Wii U and sits through some disastrous loading times to scratch the itch, and gets more serious about improving his diet. Meanwhile, Dan talks about a monkey suplexing a lizard, finished Sons of Sparta, and started Man of Medan.
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