It's So Bad

This week on the podcast, we add one of the most well known (probably the most well known) edutainment games to the list in Oregon Trail. Through many iterations, the game has sold over 60m copies and was played by kids across the US for a couple decades. Where did the game land on our Endless List?

Find out on the podcast or check out our Medium page for the complete list.

This week on the podcast, we're adding the X-Men Sega Genesis game to the Endless List. This action platformer was the very first decent X-Men game for home consoles. You take the role of either Cyclops, Gambit, Nightcrawler or Wolverine. Where did the game land on our Endless List?

Find out on the podcast or go to our Medium page for the full Endless List.

This week on the podcast, we add our first portable game as well as our first GBA/DS game to the Endless List in Scurge: Hive. This isometric kinda sorta Metroidvania game provides a great soundtrack along with some excellent art. While the gameplay and level design might leave some a little disappointed. Where did it land on our Endless List?

Find out on the podcast and on our Medium page (linked here).

Double your Fu. This week on the podcast, we're adding what Guiness calls the world's first beat'em up game in Kung Fu to the Endless List. One of the launch NES games and one of two third party launch games, does it still hold up? Where did it land on our Endless List?

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This week on the podcast we're adding one of history's most notable fighting games in Shaq Fu to the Endless List. Could this truly dethrone Jurassic Park: Trespasser as the worst game on the Endless List after it's almost year long record reign? Is this really the worst fighting game?

These questions will be answered on the podcast this week. You can find the complete Endless List on our Medium page (linked here).

This week on the podcast we add one of the most influential first person shooters of all time in Halo: Combat Evolved to the Endless List. The game introduced us to Master Chief, the Covenant and humanity's struggle against the galaxy's unknown. Where did the game land on our Endless List?

Find out by listening to the podcast or check out complete Endless List on our Medium page (linked here).

This week on the podcast, we add our first puzzle game in Minesweeper to the Endless List. Our first ever puzzle game (how in the hell did we make it 86 episodes without a puzzle game?!) added to the list. In this short episode, find out where it landed on the list.

You can find the complete Endless List on our Medium page (linked here).

This week on the podcast, we add the "Metal Gear Solid-killer" Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell to the Endless List. This XBox original exclusive brought a "more realistic" take on the stealth genre. Where did it land on our Endless List?

Find out on the podcast and see the complete Endless List on our Medium page (linked here).

This week we're adding BioShock to the Endless List. One of the best games of the 7th console generation, the game combined excellent gameplay with a great story and incredibly detailed environmental storytelling. Where did it land on our Endless List?

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This week on the podcast, we take a look at a western themed shoot'em up called Gun.Smoke. This NES game, not quite an obscurity not quite well known one, showed Capcom's skills at the genre. You take the role of a gunslinger aiming to bring a gang to justice. Where did this game land on our Endless List?

Find out on the podcast or check out the complete list on our Medium page (linked here).