While recording a short based on its cover, we discovered a little known flight combat game called Vanark. The cover is great, but is gameplay good enough to back it up?

For our second RPG covered for this series, we decided to go back to the first game in the legendary Persona series. A far cry from the games we know today, is it worth going back to the beginning?

The first in a series still running to this day, Soul Edge is a weapons based fighter that hit the ground running after its 1997 debut on the PlayStation. This being our second fighting game covered on the show, how does this stack up against Tekken? And are we still bad at fighting games?

In another double episode, we decided to take a look at the first 2 games in the Cool Boarders series. Extreme sports were the biggest they’d ever been during the PS1 generation, but Tony Hawk’s Pro Snowboarder this is not.

With its tried and true gameplay, Bomberman World is the PS1 update of the classic maze action series. Everybody loves Bomberman’s classic gameplay, but should you just stick to one of the earlier entries?

Blaster Master: Blasting Again is an update to a classic series that began all the way back on the NES. It was a tough transition to 3D for many classic series around this time, how does Blaster Master stack up among the rest?

For this week’s episode we decided to tackle some of the most well known rhythm games on the PS1, Parappa the Rapper and Um Jammer Lammy. Are the lovable characters and wacky story enough to overcome the lackluster gameplay?

The result of a random wheel spin, Magic Carpet is a little known PC port of a flying game from 1994. Should you just skip the PlayStation and just go for the PC version? Or should you just skip this game all together?

Armored Core is an underrated series that has somehow gone on until the present day. Centered around building your mech, this game can be extremely overwhelming to the uninitiated. Will this game be too much for us?