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After numerous calamities a very late episode of Dynamite Neddy has arrived, where Andy blows up brutalist architecture in Silent Bomber, Mick visits the world's most stressful escape room in 999, McCormick gives the sidekick a chance to shine in Tails' Adventure and special guest Aero fears the arctic blast in Shining Force 3.
Mick revs up Full Throttle, McCormick takes issue with the horribly named Keith Courage in Alpha Zones and Andy has a Lynchian nightmare in the unintentionally terrifying art game Facade.
Mick plays jingoistic submarine adventure Silent Steel, McCormick launders McDonalds' image in Global Gladiators, Andy lurks in the Shadow of the Beast and special guest Johnny Branchfield plays the absolute classic Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic
A special episode which premiered live at SAGE 2020. Off the back of our Sonic Fangames episode, your three hosts play Sonic fan games old in new, including Knuckles vs. The Pokemon, the abomination created by a 13 year old McCormick
Games based on films (sometimes based on comics) this week - Andy gives a rare slating to Batman Forever, Mick unleashes his tommy gun in Dick Tracy and McCormick talks socio-political mythmaking in Robin Hood - Prince of Thieves.
Games based on films (sometimes based on comics) this week - Andy gives a rare slating to Batman Forever, Mick unleashes his tommy gun in Dick Tracy and McCormick talks socio-political mythmaking in Robin Hood - Prince of Thieves.
Andy play prehistoric brawler Joe & Mac, Mick journeys into Torin's Passage and McCormick breaks down why Knuckles Chaotix never lived up to his imagination.
A deep dive into some personal gaming history as ReXX5001 (McCormick) and Sonicfire (Andy Mac) examine the history of the Sonic Fangaming scene. Featuring our first ever interview with Perfect Chaos Zero, current owner of Sonic Fan Games Headquarters, 20+ year veteran of the scene and organiser of the Sonic Amateur Games Expo.
After a brief hiatus we're back with the first "proper" Neddy in a wee while. It's another trip to the arcade as McCormick plays as socialist hero Hammerin' Harry, Mick looks back at the OG 3D fighting game Virtua Fighter and Andy does a power of riding in Golden Axe: The Revenge of Death Adder
A special Dungeons and Dafties edition where magical process servers Honeyboy Lockwood Hawkins (Leo) and Brian Moonflower (McCormick) head to Dracula's Castle to serve him his divorce papers. A completely original D&D adventure featuring a heartbroken vampire, a cursed home gym and some questionable interior decoration.
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