The fun machine It's our 64th episode, and we we would be remiss if we didn't take the opportunity to talk about the Nintendo 64. This week we discuss our best and worst of Nintendo's cartridge based system in a CD based world. There's laughter, tears, and blocky, ugly, graphics galore.

Let's make some games With Super Mario Maker on all our minds, the SAG crew spends some time talking about the worlds of mods, hacks, and user-generated content.

M-O-B-A, MOBA! Dean takes Dan and Kris on a wild ride down the rabbit hole of MOBAs. There's action, adventure, excitement, and a whole lot of confusing rules and terminology. However, Dean does a great job of making sense of it all. It's MOBA-riffic.

We see red for the 20th anniversary of the Virtual Boy With Dean out on technical difficulties, Dan and Kris take the time to give the Virtual Boy the anniversary celebration it deserves. It may have been one of the most bizarre flops this side of the Gizmodo, but it wasn't without its good points. Plus, it had its own port of Waterworld. How bad could it be?

It's time to take a look at the games we were playing during the month of July. Dan played one of the rarest NES games of all time, Dean went HAM in Fire Emblem, Kris was enthralled by a wizard, and there was lots and lots of soccer. Some with RC cars, some with ovals, none with Pele. 

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• Rocket League
• Little Samson Dragon
• Fire Emblem: Awakening
• Very special Atari catalog art
• Canyon Bomber
• Championship Soccer
• Brain Games

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