Wild 9 is a 2.5D action platformer from the creators of the Earthworm Jim series, complete with all of the wacky antics that made Jim so popular in the first place. Is this a worthy follow up? And what does 2.5D mean anyway?

Until recently, it hasn’t been possible to play the Japanese only adventure game, Aconcagua. Join us as we take another step into the world of fan translations, and find out if this forgotten game is worth playing today!

Today we’re looking at the first entry on the PS1 in the legendary Mega Man series, a port of SNES title Mega Man X3! We’re happy to be joined by Mega Man expert, Dan of The Callous Daoboys who will help us make sense of the lore and figure out if this port is worth revisiting!

Duke Nukem: Total Meltdown is a port of Duke Nukem 3D for the PS1, along with some additional levels and features. The last time we played a PC port on the Playstation the results were catastrophic, will this time be any different?

For year 2 of the show, we’ve decided we want to fill in the gaps with new genres we haven’t covered yet, regardless of if we’re excited to get into them or not! Panzer Front is a very serious, very intense tank simulation game that puts you into various World War 2 battles. Join us as we get pushed to our absolute limits with the most realistic tank simulation on the PS1!

Turnabout is a seemingly simple puzzle game that came out extremely late in the PS1’s life cycle. The game takes you on a relaxing journey while you play with colored balls, but is it enough? 

It’s been almost a year since we played Einhander, our first schmup on the show. Mike struggled while Jimmy and Kyle used save states to get by. We felt that it was time to give the genre another shot with the Japanese exclusive cute em’ up Harmful Park!

With the year coming to a close, we decided to take a look back at all the games we covered and determine which was the best and worst in several categories. Do you agree with our choices?

For this week’s episode we couldn’t think of any better way to celebrate the holidays than to play the game based on everybody’s favorite Christmas movie, Die Hard! With three separate games in one, Die Hard Trilogy has so much to offer. But with the infamous reputation of licensed games around this time, would you be better off just watching the movies?