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Hey folks! This is the feedback episode for X-Men The Animated Series. Gary and I answer a bunch of your questions, make some questionable observations about cheese, and go on a few tangents about food in general. It's a great time!

Be sure to check out the link below to hear more from The Little Big Bangs, who did the awesome cover of the X-Men TAS theme that you can hear in the episode.

Links:

• X-MEN　OP1-2(JPN) - YouTube

• Mr Nerdwhistle on Twitter: "@jggreer explain this… "

• Little Big Bangs

This poor troll suffered a plaque attack, while Debbie tries very hard to convince you heartless monsters that this creature composes songs.

We can think of 0451 reasons to love this grandaddy of the modern immersive sim. We go all the way back to 1992, before Looking Glass was called Looking Glass, and see where one of our favorite genres of games began. Ultima Underworld is a shockingly friendly game for its vintage, and it's absolutely worth playing to get more perspective on games as a whole. A huge thanks to special guest Justin Gutt for backing us on Patreon and getting us to take a leap of faith to play this game.

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Links:

• Watch Out for Fireballs! Episode 154: Dead Space

• PC classic commentary: Ultima Underworld with Paul Neurath - YouTube

• Arx Fatalis - Wikipedia

• Ultima Underworld : Playstation Version Speedrun (1/3) - YouTube

• Dark Messiah of Might and Magic - Wikipedia

• Ultima Underworld Speedrun in 16m39s [World Record] [60FPS] - YouTube

• PC - Wolfenstein 3D - E3M10 (Pac-Man Level) 100% Video - YouTube

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It's sometimes called Slaughter Sport. Maybe Mondu's Fight Palace. In Japan it's simply called Fatman. But everyone knows it by its ridiculous original title: Tongue of the Fatman. Bizarrely, this game predates Mortal Kombat, while also bearing a superficial similarity to its aesthetic. The game barely works, so expect us to talk a lot about that aesthetic... and even more about nipples.

The wild west werewolf mystery is solved, and I'm joined by Evan and Chase to talk through the gory conclusion to this strange book. With the fairy tale told, Roland sets out to identify which of the salt miners is gruesomely murdering the inhabitants of Debaria. As for where that Skin-Man came from? Well, that's another mystery.

Not pictured: feet covered with penises.