Amy, Dylan, and Willie get a lil extra spicy this week in their going attempt to figure out what is pinball and how much are all things pinball. In this episode, they rate Outer Wilds, Dazed and Confused (both the movie AND the soundtrack), and German stock character Hanswurst.

Amy, Dylan, and Willie are still rating things on how pinball they are, and it's GOING GREAT, thank you. This week, they rate Kentucky Route Zero, The Histories by Cornelius Tacitus, and Pinball Arcade for the Switch.

Additional topics discussed include the debates sweeping the pinball forums, papa's got a brand-new mailbag, Moesha, antipopes, and the Max Headroom Incident.

Amy, Dylan, and Willie continue to dive into what exactly makes something pinball (and still don't really have any answers, but they're TRYING). In this episode, we discuss FX Pinball 3's Star Wars tables, Backbone, and Akiba's Trip: Undead & Undressed.

We also welcome our new correspondent on horny Japanese games, Bea Miranda Torres.

(cw: discussions of racism, in a fantasy context)

This week, Amy, Dylan, and Willie start to confront the existential question of what pinball truly is by rating Pokemon Pinball, Dragon Ball, and 1975 West German film, Fox and his Friends. Are they pinball? We're here to find out.

Also, Amy sounds like she's on the moon and Willie sounds like he's inside a literal tin can. It's because we made some audio recording oopsies. Dylan was fine though. Good job, Dylan.

Music in this episode by Mondus Mondus. Hear more at https://soundcloud.com/mondusmondus

Amy, Dylan, and Willie continue to review video games by determining how pinball they are. This week, they discuss Firefighter Pinball, Dead Cells, and Arcania the Complete Tale... and also Stouffers Frozen Lasanga, the French, and the connection between Neopets and FFVII.

Amy, Dylan, and Willie bravely begin their quest to rate everything against the metric of whether or not it's pinball. On this episode, they discuss Pinball FX 3, Space Adventure Pinball, Animal Crossing: New Horizons, jogging, Ping Pong by Arthur Adamov, and capitalism.