Retro Blissed

Welcome to Pocket Review, from the guys that brought you Retro Blissed!

The guys sit down for some Loony Tunes action on the GBC with Daffy Duck: Fowl Play. How many sticks of dynamite can a cartoon duck carry? Find out as the guys explode their way into this new Pocket Review episode!

Splatterhouse: Wanpaku Graffiti is the second game in the Splatterhouse series, yet it never left Japan and is a Famicom exclusive. It’s also way goofier and cuter than the rest of the series. Listen as Trevor and Johnny review it, do a Bliss quiz, and try to decide what the worst Halloween candy truly is. A couple days after Halloween when no one cares.

Welcome to Pocket Review, from the guys that brought you Retro Blissed!

Metroid Zero Mission for the Gameboy Advance is a ground up remake of the original 1986 Metroid. Will Tim, Trevor, and Johnny find it super, or will they dread playing? Get it? Because Metroid Dread.

Spooky Month continues with The Immortal, a 1990 NES game originally made for the Apple II GS. Some have called this the original Dark Souls. Still others have called Trevor and Johnny the overweight rednecks of retro gaming. Listen to find out which is the scarier reality.

Sonic the Hedgehog 3 for the Sega Genesis and Sega Megadrive is the last numbered sonic game for that console, developed at the same time as what would become sonic and knuckles. The levels in this game dwarf those of previous sonic games, but does bigger equal better? Or does bigger sometimes mean you can’t fit through the doorway of your favorite Chinese buffet? Listen as Trevor and Johnny find out.

Welcome to Pocket Review, from the guys that brought you Retro Blissed!

Pocket review continues with the first game gear game covered on the podcast. But this platformer starring Miles “Tails” Prower is not what it seems. Meanwhile, Trevor’s technical issues persist and make him want to be eaten by a pack of wild foxes.

Felix the Cat is a 1992 Nintendo Entertainment System game by Hudson Soft. Is this just another crappy mascot platformer, or is there more to this cat? Listen for the full review, general buffoonery, and a bliss quiz!

Welcome to Pocket Review, from the guys that brought you Retro Blissed!

Legend of the River King is a 1999 Gameboy Color game best described as a fishing RPG. If that doesn’t send you running for the hills, stick around for the full review from Trevor, Johnny, and Tim. For a raw version of the first attempt at this episode, check out the Retro Blissed Patreon page. Insert fish puns here.

Hard Drivin’ for the Sega Genesis is a port of the super early 3-D arcade racing game. The guys also review the sequel Race Drivin’ on the Genesis. Much like the retro blissed hosts themselves, these games are known for a very, very slow frame rate.

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