Gwen can't stop thinking about baseball (sorry) and started playing Super Mega Baseball 4, Gary beat Underrail, Kaye enjoyed Amazing Digital Circus.

We read your responses for Neon White, Grunn, Parodius and Super Mario Bros. Wonder.

Upcoming Games:

August:

• Ogre Battle 64

• Dispatch (Premium)

September:

• Pacific Drive

• Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel

• The Saboteur (Premium)

We spilled these answers everywhere. What a mess. Somebody is going to have to clean this up.

Earnestly shocking what Will says in this episode.

The Powerpuff Girls was a fine cartoon. It hit a lot of people at the right age, and its groovy 90s aesthetic was instantly iconic. So it probably deserved a better game than this, a very sloppy brawler and asset hunt. We also talk about the differing legacies of Nicktoons and Cartoon Network classics, how sometimes a cat is a cartoon in real life, and ways to integrate a Venture Bros.-ass TV phone into your daily life.

If Jimmy wants to be a lawyer again, he needs Huell to not go to jail for lightly sandwiching a cop. Therefore, we need to commit some mail fraud. Meanwhile Werner Ziegler seals his fate, and Nacho has gone full Party Jesse mode.

Kaye, Ben, Jala, and Moxie talk about The Incident at Galley House, Desktop Explorer, Vampire Therapist, and much more!

The Grind:

• Jala: Chicken Police: Paint It RED! Vampire Therapist.

• Kaye: Desktop Explorer.

• Ben: Eventide Matter. The Incident at Galley House.

• Moxie: Diablo IV.

The Multiplayer:

• What was your first computer OS for playing games and what do you miss about it?

The End Boss:

• Microsoft desperately announces new Fallouts, Elders Scrollses.

• Florida Man arrested in Steam malware crypto heist.

• People are adding Jimothy the Raccoon into games.

But what if Mario were... surreal? Going back to the original design intentions of the Super Mario Bros., Nintendo delivers a game where Mario gets... a little weird. The only downside is that these little shits talk too much.

And the answer is: You'll never know for sure.

Riddick Bowe Boxing, known as “Chavez” in some regions, is actually a very good boxing game for the Super Nintendo. So we return to the old topics of boxing in general, how quick and brutal real fights can be, Kaye’s dwindling number of pockets for pocket sand, and the bizarreness of “free use” pornography.