The games are bad. We actually found one that is worse than Pit Fighter! But let’s not focus on the bad, let’s look at the positive instead.

It’s been while, but we’re back doing what we do best; talking about and ranking SNES games. We’re finally winding down October of 1992, but first we decide to go back and talk about some games our guests brought up a few weeks ago in our special and re-rank them on our top 100.

Oh, you want crossovers? We got crossovers! SteampunkLink and Emmy Zero are joined by Trevor (@CatchingCinema) as well as Greg (@NerdsFTC) to talk about some of their favorite SNES games and offer challenges to how the rankings could be adjusted in the future. We cap everything off by playing SNES multi-cart draft! We all had a lot of fun, it was a blast recording this with Trevor and Greg and we think you’ll enjoy listening.

Game numbers 99 and 100 go on the list! How exciting! We decided to talk about Q*Bert 3 first since we wanted number 100 to be special and Space Megaforce is an amazing game.

This was a fun episode to record! It was fun to research the games. It was even kinda fun to edit. The only thing not fun about this episode was playing Super Batter Up.

Today, we’re talkin’ Tennis. And a lot of other things. In fact we didn’t actually care for the tennis all that much. But that David Crane guy is pretty noteworthy, so we talk about him for a little bit before touching on his so-called “Amazing Tennis”.

If you’re looking for “hidden gems” on the SNES, then this episode is for you because we have a trio of fantastic, yet seldom talked-about games today! First we take a trip to Nevernever Land as we discuss the film and game adaptation of Hook. The movie may not be terribly well-loved, but the game is a lot of fun.

Another episode and another impromptu new segment as SteampunkLink can’t help but tell Emmy Zero about some obscure imported French cartoons from the early 90s. But there’s no time to linger on that for too long, we got games to discuss.

Coming off of our Simpson’s extravaganza, we turn our attention to the other two games which give us less to talk about, but are more fun to play than Bart’s Nightmare.

Okay, okay, I know what you’re thinking. “The Turtles game had to share it’s space with other games, but you dedicated an episode exclusively to this trash?” Yeah, kinda. It’s because we really love talking about the Simpsons and this was a great excuse to discuss the wonderful Simpson’s arcade game that came out the year before.