How did Capcom know about the Logan Paul/Mike Tyson fight 30 years ahead? Let's study the original arcade fighter landmark STREET FIGHTER II and its anime film of the same name.

Tetris: puzzle game, PTSD-treatment, Soviet destabilizer... odd movie, too. Let's talk Tetris over at Camp Video Games, the best podcast to cover video games and their multimedia adaptations.

Today at Camp Video Games the junior counselors discuss Tomb Raider's most recent reboot (Tomb raider 2013 on PlayStation 3 & the 2018 Tomb Raider film) before the animated Netflix series goes and reboots it all over again.

Lara Croft: Tomb Raider (2001) has a lot going for it but, as an audience, we never really get to understand WHO the titular heroine is and WHAT she wants (besides her dad). Let's talk about it.

Tomb Raider (1996) is a landmark video game that made too much money too quickly, resulting in all sorts of goof ups along the way. It's also a great early 3D adventure that has problematic-yet-charming locales and mysteries.

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The Wizard (1989) and Nintendo World Championships: NES Edition (2024) have a strange connection, which helps to explain why Nintendo still cracks down on emulation of their retro titles.

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More people should be talking about FINAL FANTASY VII's sequel, the 2005 film ADVENT CHILDREN. Luckily, Junior Camp Counselors Josh and Sean have plenty to say in their final discussion revolving around the media blitz known as FINAL FANTASY VII.

Strap in, campers, because this here podcast can get you through half a shift's worth of listening time by clocking in over 3.5 hours of video game bliss! There's lots to discuss as the junior counselors work their way through the brilliant final act of FINAL FANTASY VII (1997). Be sure to listen to the full conversation, we've got a literal day's worth of FF7 stuff. Numbers, dawg!

This oft overlooked anime fills in the blanks of some major plot points for Final Fantasy VII.

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This is the seventh discussion in a multi-part dissection of Final Fantasy VII, so be sure to catch the other episodes if you like what you hear.