Episode four takes you deep into the Cube's catalogue to talk about "clone" games, a collection of titles we believe to basically be ripoffs of other, more popular games. Neil and Mike learn about Extreme G-3, Tube Slider, Roadkill, Fireblade, Zapper, Kelly Slater's Pro Surfer, Ty the Tasmanian Tiger, Sphinx and the Cursed Mummy, and of course the terrifying artwork of Vexx. Skip ahead to 31:05 to hear Neil reading out Zapper the Wicked Cricket's personal ad on the back of the case.

Our first compilation episode comes in the form of Soccer! Canadian Premier League writer Marty Thompson joins us to discuss 11 soccer games for the cube including 8 FIFA Games, ESPN MLS ExtraTime, Disney Sports Soccer, and of course Sega Soccer Slam. We talk about the role of soccer games in bringing attention to the sport to the US and Canada in the early 2000s as well as learning about the Gizmondo (does anyone know about this?!). Skip to 53:57 to hear Neil read from the back of the landmark FIFA 06.

Continuing Nintendo's launch day of the GameCube comes the main attraction of the day, Luigi's Mansion. A very different and potentially risky move for the gaming giant, Luigi's first solo game shares more ties with Resident Evil than his brother's franchise. Mike and Neil discuss their memories of the game, how it holds up today, and bring on special guest Zafir to talk about, well, why people still talk about this game. Skip to 54:02 to listen to Neil do his best YTV commercial impression.

From it's humble beginnings to being memorialized as the weirdest and coolest console ever, it's time to dive into the world of the GameCube. Mike and Neil discuss the cube's launch, it's detractors, and touch on the 11 titles launched that day. Specifically the duo focus on Batman Vengeance, Crazy Taxi, Star Wars Rogue Leader: Rogue Squadron II, Super Monkey Ball, and Wave Race Blue Storm. Skip to 26:40 to hear Neil read the back of the Batman Vengeance case.