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Who can be sure what a baby snake would grow up to? Would it grow a face? Would its spear become a part of its body? So snuff out the fireplace, sonny, lest you invite doom.
Gary Butterfield and Kole Ross cram-jam Super Mario Galaxy.
3D Mario is a tricky thing. Though Mario 64 forged a path, it arrived at a different feeling and flow than we were used to in our 2D Mario games. Over a couple of iterations, it feels like Nintendo finally arrived at the apotheosis of SM64-style play... and then they promptly abandoned it. So, let's take a close look at this weirdo entry in gaming's most established series.
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Listen, sometimes life gets you down. Especially when you think of all those wasted tears. That's why we bring you the Mope-Ped.
Nobody has ever used these things in a campaign, and I wouldn't believe you if you contradicted me.
Kris and Kole talk about opiates, justice, and excess.
ALSO: Improving your experience. A maker society. Toddler generals and existential fishing stories. Arrest my toddler. Solid gold toilet. Congressman Teddy Ruxpin eats his foot.
It's an also-ran on the level of Sparkster and Bubsy, an attempt to cash in on the mascot craze with the ugliest hero imaginable. It's Aero, the Acrobatic Bat.
You happen into a clearing and discover a small, pearlescent egg. This isn't an episode of Abject Suffering, but your world is about to change forever.
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Gary Butterfield, Kole Ross, and James Carter talk about Irithyll Dungeon and the Profaned Capital.
LINKS OF NOTE:Cane and Rinse
Retrofit
Big Red Potion
Richard's Excellent Youtube Series
Midnight Resistance
Patrick Moore...omg
Storm King
Not mentioned in the show, but here's another take on Seig that Gary likes but disagrees with
The post where Sean references Seig a lot
Gary's essay on DS3 NPCs
King Under the Mountain
This week, the Comrades explore two extremes: Factorio, which is a crunch crafting, optimization, and survival game... and Abzu, which is a serene exploration game with ThatGameCompany DNA.
Kole, Ben, and Jala talk about Mad Max, the game judgin' algorithm, and we ask you why you play games.
The Brief:Algorithm might detect whether or not a game is good.
Followup on Steam reviews.
Valve delists game after developer subpoenas for player information.
Berserk and the Band of the Hawk gets a release date.
South Park delayed.
Why do you play games?
Ben: Mad Max. Rocket League Rumble.
Jala: Steins;Gate.
Jackbox 2. Obduction. Phoenix Wright: Spirit of Justice
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