1 More Podcastle

Original air date: March 17, 2014

Cut out the fat with this healthy, low-calorie milk substitute!*

*may cause esophagal hemorrhaging and death.

Our Intro and Outro music is by Ben Landis off his album Adventures in Pixels – “Credits Music for an 8 Bit RPG” (Twitter @thebenlandis)

Our interlude track was We Ride (Hang On) by the Blast Processors

17:35 – Listener email discussion question(s) “Am I crazy for wanting to call different arcades that I went to as a child and seeing if they have a list in the back of all their previous purchases? What is one of the earliest arcade experiences you’ve ever had?”

32:11 – The Blast Processors “We Ride (Hang On)”

34:32 – Retro Showdown!

38:32 – Bailey’s Pick “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III: Manhattan Project” (NES)

39:34 – Hunter’s Pick “Super Spike V’Ball” (NES)

40:27 – Jason’s Pick “Shooting Gallery” (DOS)

41:16 – We are all nostalgia on the 1MC podcast with games we were good at as a kid, but now have no chance of winning as adults. Apparently it has something to do with tiny thumbs.

1:05:31 – Will Jason continue is reign? (Gosh, we hope not.) Will Bruce Wayne ever tell Victoria Vale that he truly is Batman? Will you join us for our live stream event every Thursday 8:30 p.m. Eastern? Find out next time! On 1 More Castle!

Original air date: March 10, 2014

“I helped!”

Our Intro and Outro music is by Ben Landis off his album Adventures in Pixels – “Credits Music for an 8 Bit RPG” (Twitter @thebenlandis)

Our interlude track was “Helicopter Ride (16-bit Verison)” by MechaFatNick

24:21 – Listener email discussion question “Were video game consoles actually a bad thing?”

31:46 – “Helicopter Ride (16-bit Verison)” by MechaFatNick

34:12 – Retro Showdown!

37:50 – Bailey’s pick “Startropics 2: Zoda’s Revenge” (NES)

38:29 – Hunter’s pick “Aladdin” (Sega Genesis)

39:49 – Jason’s pick “Attack of the Mutant Camels” (Commodore 64)

40:29 – Eh, desert. It’s missing an “s”. I’m all about dessert. But desert? Nah. Games with desert levels. Not a retro showdown theme I’d eat after dinner.

1:00:36 – We’ve got lots going on. IndyPopCon. Listener email discussion questions. Live stream. Bailey even talks to those people. It’s crazy. Don’t you want to be crazy with us? We’d would appreciate it if you were.

Original air date: March 3, 2014

Our Pepsi sponsorship marches on!

Our Intro and Outro music is by Ben Landis off his album Adventures in Pixels – “Credits Music for an 8 Bit RPG” (Twitter @thebenlandis)

Our interlude track was Descendants of Erdrick “Zelda 2013”. Follow them on twitter at doferdrick

21:14 – Listener email discussion question “What’s the *easiest* video game ever?”

29:38 – “Houston” by Big Giant Circles

32:06 – Retro Showdown!

34:54 – Bailey’s Pick “Resident Evil 2” (N64)

36:02 – Hunter’s Pick “Redneck Rampage” (PC)

37:33 – Jason’s Pick “Pepsi Invaders” (ATARI 2600)

38:18 – What game do you wish you had? It’s all about wish list games on this week’s Retro Showdown. And things get a little… weird.

59:15 – For the third time ever, we are currently out of listener email discussion questions. How could this be, you ask? Well, sometimes when a man and woman love each other very much– Sorry, wrong discussion. We want to hear from you! Rather if you have emailed us before, we encourage everyone to send us mail! We would love to discuss it on air.

Original air date: February 24, 2014

To this day, no one knows how Nintendo got away with it.

Our Intro and Outro music is by Ben Landis off his album Adventures in Pixels – “Credits Music for an 8 Bit RPG” (Twitter @thebenlandis)

Our interlude track was Descendants of Erdrick “Zelda 2013”. Follow them on twitter at doferdrick

12:40 – Listener discussion question “So Disney decides that there needs to be a Nintendo section of Walt Disney World. Assuming you get to do as many projects as you want, what is the one you put most of your heart and hard work into?

23:22 – Descendants of Erdrick “Zelda 2013”

26:25 – Retro showdown!

28:55 – Bailey’s pick “Deadly Towers” (NES)

30:44 – Hunter’s pick “Urban Champion” (NES)

32:02 – Jason’s pick “Journey Escape” (Atari 2600)

32:46 – I know, I know. The theme this week is “games on consoles”. I promise, with every ounce of my being, that we are not running out of ideas. It was just one of those days, you the know the ones. It’ll get better next week. I promise.

53:08 – Well, in case you didn’t know, the 1 More PodCastle group is going to be at IndyPopCon this year. You should come. It’s going to be a great time. If you are going to hit any convention this year, make it the IndyPopCon. Because, you know, we are going to be there.

Original air date: February 17, 2014

Honey? There’s a drum circle of sand haired toddlers outside. What should I do? I don’t think the animal cracker trick will work again.

Our Intro and Outro music is by Ben Landis off his album Adventures in Pixels – “Credits Music for an 8 Bit RPG” (Twitter @thebenlandis)

Our interlude track was Chase Bethea “The Eccentric Ruses of Boudri” Follow him on twitter @chasebethea

14:39 – Listener email discussion question – Well, not really a question but some great insight to PAL retro gaming and patches.

23:06 – Chase Bethea “The Eccentric Ruses of Boudri”

25:37 – Retro showdown!

27:41 – Bailey’s pick “California Games” (Atari Lynx)

28:51 – Hunter’s pick “Ax Battler” (Sega Game Gear)

30:03 – Jason’s pick “Sonic Jam” (Game.Com)

30:53 – It’s all about games that were featured on hand helds this week and how many groups of people Bailey can offend in one sitting.

52:31 – We had fun. We really, really did. We would like you to join us for the live stream every Thursday at 8:30 PM (EST). You get an inside look of extra content that never makes it to the podcast. Is it good content? Eh, sometimes. Usually Bailey and I just make fun of Jason. TINY THUMBS!

Original air date: February 10, 2014

Today I took a journey: I had no idea what Banana Birds were, I looked them up, was horrified, went into counselling, got better, and then made this podcast post header.

Our Intro and Outro music is by Ben Landis off his album Adventures in Pixels – “Credits Music for an 8 Bit RPG” (Twitter @thebenlandis)

Our interlude track was Dr. Manhattan “Rusty Fingers”

18:48 – Listener email discussion question “Just wanted to comment on the lack of “Dream Sequence” games occurring from ’94-’04, and realized that there were no Nightmare On Elm Street movies from ’94-’03 (Wes Craven’s New Nightmare and then Freddy vs. Jason). Coincidence?”

31:08 – Dr. Manhattan “Rusty Fingers”

33:17 – Retro Showdown!

36:00 – Bailey’s Pick “Mario Kart” (SNES)

37:12 – Hunter’s Pick “Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong’s Double Trouble” (SNES)

38:45 – Jason’s Pick “Mortal Kombat Trilogy” (N64)

39:36 – It’s all Nintendo Power volume 94 up in here this week for our theme showdown. We choose games from the top 10 lists in issue #94. Man, I miss Nintendo Power…

1:01:00 – Hey guys and gals, we are looking for nerdcore or chiptune artists for a secret project we are working on. If you are or know anyone who is, be sure to have them get in contact with us here at 1 More Castle. I would tell you what it was, but Bailey has sworn me to secrecy… and he threaten to steal my Donatello plush doll if I told.

Original air date: February 3, 2014

We don’t accept oats here.

Our Intro and Outro music is by Ben Landis off his album Adventures in Pixels – “Credits Music for an 8 Bit RPG” (Twitter @thebenlandis)

Our interlude track was DaMonz “Star King”

22:43 – Listener email discussion question “what is the one unfinished item in a retro game that haunts your retro gaming legacy?”

33:03 – DaMonz “Star King”

35:44 – Retro showdown!

37:39 – Bailey’s pick “Robocop” (NES)

38:39 – Hunter’s pick “Gun.Smoke” (NES)

39:36 – Jason’s pick “Pokemon Stadium” (N64)

40:11 – We tastefully discuss games that have animal cruelty in them… but you know us… it’s not tasteful at all.

58:53 – What a time we’ve had. Man. It’s always a fun time at 1 More Castle. You should join us on the next live stream. Maybe we’ll have more technological issues. Maybe not. Only time will tell.

Original air date: January 27, 2014

You might as well wait the six months from launch for the Super Ultra HD Remix X edition, which will most likely have at least 4 or 5 new marble characters.

Our Intro and Outro music is by Ben Landis off his album Adventures in Pixels – “Credits Music for an 8 Bit RPG” (Twitter @thebenlandis)

Our interlude track was Stephen Kennedy “Music of Funk”

16:15 – Listener email discussion question “What retro game would you like to break out of its technical limitations?”

31:58 – Stephen Kennedy “Music of Funk”

34:17 – Retro showdown!

36:39 – Bailey’s Pick “Pokemon: Blue” (Gameboy)

38:51 – Hunter’s Pick “Megaman 7” (SNES)

39:47 – Jason’s Pick “Pokemon: Red” (Gameboy)

40:27 – Well, our theme for this week was video games that have video game consoles in them… but somehow it ends up being a Pokemon theme… and I’m left out of the fun.

1:05:05 – What a showdown we have for your this week, eh? There’s going to be lots of flame wars back and forth on this one (or at least we hope so). We are still looking for nerdcore/chiptune artists to feature on the show. This is free promotion for your work. And trust me, we want to hear it. Don’t forget to vote for your favorite in the showdown!

Original air date: January 21, 2014

You will receive one “LOL” a day, at 12 noon. On Sundays, as a treat, it will include half a “ROFL”.

Our Intro and Outro music is by Ben Landis off his album Adventures in Pixels – “Credits Music for an 8 Bit RPG” (Twitter @thebenlandis)

Our interlude track was DarkSim “Focus”

16:50 – Listener email discussion question “Nowadays, patches and DLC are commonplace for many games. But what 8 or 16-bit title would have benefited the most from this tech if it had existed in the 80s and 90s? What game was broken, but with a few extra fixes could have been spectacular? And what game was begging for extra content?”

32:31 – DarkSim “Focus”

34:48 – Retro Showdown!

38:30 – Bailey’s Pick “Little Nemo: the Dream Master” (NES)

40:11 – Hunter’s Pick “The Magical Quest starring Mickey Mouse” (SNES)

41:22 – Jason’s Pick “The Adventures of Tom Sawyer” (NES)

42:42 – Shhh… he’s sleeping.. don’t wake him. What do you think he’s dreaming about? Well, according to our theme, a lot of crazy things.

1:08:16 – We hoped you enjoyed the show. We certainly enjoyed doing it. Did you check out our live stream? You should. A lot of cool stuff happens after the podcast ends. You want to be in the “in” crowd, right? I thought so.

Original air date: January 13, 2014

When Eric Bailey finishes a long day of retro gaming, he reaches for a cool, refreshing can of Diet Pepsi!

Our Intro and Outro music is by Ben Landis off his album Adventures in Pixels – “Credits Music for an 8 Bit RPG” (Twitter @thebenlandis)

Our interlude track was BrainCells “Against the Rest”

18:32 – Listener discussion email question “If you could demake a video game, what game would you choose, what platform would you demake it for and how would it compare to the original?”

27:30 – BrainCells “Against the Rest”

29:47 – Retro Showdown!

32:05 – Bailey’s Pick “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2: the Arcade” (NES)

33:20 – Hunter’s Pick “Tapper” (Arcade)

34:16 – Jason’s Pick “Pepsiman” (PS1)

35:02 – Our show is brought to you by generic product placement. Featuring such items like in the games we picked.

53:16 – Well, we might have went off the rails just a little bit, but that’s what happens when you are doped up on Pepsi, which happens to be our sponsor… you know what? We would rather you vote in the showdown and send us some great chiptune artists to feature on next week’s show. That’s all.