The VGCU review continues with 1995's Mortal Kombat. Once thought of as one of the worst video game adaptations of all time, it's really not that bad. Almost fun. Apologies again for the audio quality here. It's been fixed beginning with the next episode. 

Apologies for the audio quality in this and the next episode. It fits with this crap game though. Don't play Bubsy 3D (or Bubsy is 3D or Bubsy is 3D: Furbitten Planet, or any variation of this shite). It's dead last on the list. Obviously. This is the list. 

This week, we continue on with watching a load of terrible video game adaptations with the giant pile of hot shite, Street Fighter. 

Our current VGCU rankings are:

Game Series Rankings

Films as an Adaptation

Villains

Films Overall

Live, from this podcast, it's your Tuesday night! This week we are playing Walt Disney World Quest: Magical Racing Tour for the PlayStation and ranking it on our list of PS1 games, which includes:

We rank and review Jungle Cruise as part of the Disney Parks Cinematic Universe.

We played Jersey Devil (it's the one with the little purple guy, you know the one) and rank among its PS1 counterparts, which include: 

This week, we review the new and improved Suicide Squad and talk about a man's balls. 

what's up guys its your boys scott and dallin ehre to bring you hot takes and fresh cakes with reviews of the new Skyward Sword and Final Fantasy Remastered on mobile. 

This week we're pressing a bunch of buttons in an attempt to discern any sense of rhythm with Parappa the Rapper and Um Jammer Lammy, and ranking them against our past PS1 contenders, which include:

The second film in our condensed VGCU Review series is 1994's Double Dragon, and it's got everything - whitewashing, T1000, and confusing family dynamics.