SuperFamiCompLit

SuperFamiCompLit

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SuperFamiCompLit episodes

  • SFCL Sidequest Episode 001: Mendel Palace AKA Quinty

    So we've decided to start a new subseries of which this is the first episode! There are 2 main pursposes to this new subseries:

    • Explore games that are of note by pedigree or in and of themselves but that somehow fell through the cracks
    • Interesting/ Notable games that simply lack enough material for a full episode

    Today's game fulfills both qualities as Mendel Palace is the first effort of Game Freak (AKA the people behind pokemon). Hope yall enjoy!FYI: The next game sidequest ep 002 is Mystical Ninja/ Ganbare Goemon for the SNES/Super Famicom :)

    1 hr 31 min
  • SFCL Ep 003C: Cave Story and Our Favorite Metroidvanias!

    In this episode we talk about Cave Story, our favorite metroidvanias and what we'll be playing next.For those of you who are impatient, next months selection is The Crypt of the Necrodancer. Though the game is a recent release we hope it will offer us a chance to discuss the long history of roguelike and procedurally generated games!

    41 min
  • SuperFamiCompLit Episode 000: Super Mario Brothers

    A pre-hiatus episode in which we discuss Super Mario Brothers and its popularization of and influence on the the Platformer genre!Featured Game: Super Mario Brothers

    Extra Credit Game: Super Mario Brothers The Lost Levels

    Extra Extra Credit: Mario Brothers (Arcade)

    Extra^3 Credit: PaclandTAGS: SFCL, SuperFamiCompLit, Retro Games, Video Games

    1 hr 35 min
  • SuperFamiCompLit Episode 002: Wolfenstein 3D

    A pre-hiatus episode in which we discuss Wolfenstein 3D and its popularization of the the FPS genre!Featured Game: Wolfenstein 3D

    Extra Credit Game: Doom

    Extra Extra Credit: Super Noah's Ark 3D

    TAGS: SFCL, SuperFamiCompLit, Retro Games, Video Games

    1 hr 10 min

About SuperFamiCompLit

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SuperFamiCompLit exists as a video game book club that you are more than welcome to play along with! It's a show in which we discuss games "in context" ie with respect to their canonical, spiritual…