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Rayman 2 is one of the lesser talked-about 3D platformers of the N64/PS1 era, but we seek to remedy that. This episode, to fill in for the no-good, stinky, stinky butt-self that is Matt Cornah, we have webcomic artist Nick Prol to come in and talk about his favorite game!

Happy Halloween everyone! Our SPOOKY game of the week is Blast Corps, an admittedly not especially spooky game. It was one of famed developer Rare's first forays into the 64-bit landscape and we'll see how it stands up. Also, by the end of this episode one of our three hosts will LEAVE THE SHOW! Stick around to see which one it will be.

I've realized I've been kind of self-depricating in these descriptions and you know what? I'm puttin' a stopper on that old bottle. Sure, we aren't the BEST podcasters around, but we're servicable! We do an alright job! In this episode, Mitchell, Matt, and Kev discuss a Star Wars game that one member of the show thinks is great and the other two think shows a lot of promise but ultimately stumbles due to technical restraints... It's a fun episode I swear. You'll just have to trust me.

Super Mario 64 is a classic game and we're just three chucklebucks trying to make a podcast. It would be hard for our "critical analysis" to really encapsulate everything that made this game such a magical long-jump into the third dimension, BUT THAT'S NEVER STOPPED UP FROM TRYING! Join us as we talk about Mitchell's Goompa, Mips the Rabbit's cult following, and a discussion on how things that are good can still be in the bottom half of a list.

Boy howdy, this here's a bad one. We're not professionals at this whole "talking" thing and we own that. Not only do we not talk about Kirby very well, but each of us represents one third of the bad podcasting trifecta: sick, drunk, and extremely tired. Not to mention, the editing is what Mitchell would describe as "I didn't even really try very hard." Listen at your own peril OR just skip to our Mario episode.

Mitchell Wolfe and co-hosts Kev Rose and Matt Cornah discuss the first game on their list of 64, Pokémon Snap! What do they think about it? It's a resounding "pretty good."