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.
We’re back with America’s games; baseball and Wheel of Fortune. Also Robocop.
Steampunk Link uses his “Science Device” (a microphone) to do a deep dive into Dinocity, discussing the company that made the game and the strange direct-to-tv movie that it’s based on.
It seems SteampunkLink didn’t have anything better to do while the podcast is on hiatus. Enjoy him trying to recreate a masterpiece from the Mario Paint Player’s Guide in Mario Paint.
A horizontal/vertical shooter hybrid, an F1 racing sim, and a first-person-shooter all on today’s show. What a line-up!
TMNT IV: Turtles in Time. It’s amazing, and you should stop whatever you’re doing right now and play it.
After tackling the Capcom classic that was Street Fighter II, there’s something a bit deflating about covering another Capcom arcade port that’s not nearly as well-remembered or well-loved.
This one was so big that it needed it’s own episode. We talk the original version of Street Fighter II: The World Warrior for the SNES.
We’re opening this episode with another soccer game. In fact, its another soccer game that has “Super” in the title. In fact, it”s another soccer game that has “Super” in the title that is quite good. It’s Super Soccer Champ.
Hey hey kids! It’s time to tackle our first (and likely best) Simpson’s game on the SNES. And because this is a game published by Acclaim, we finally get to do our deep dive into the company!