One more from the vaults, this week's episode sees Chris treat Ashley to a bit of Pipe Mania, a game developed by The Assembly Line who were, at the time of this game's release, also working with The Bitmap Brothers. Not on this, though. This was entirely their own fault.

Listener's Note: This episode was recorded some time in Summer 2020 and sounds a bit different to recent episodes as a result.

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We're kickin' it Jackie Chan this week with Kung Fu, a Shigeru Miyamoto-helmed project based on Jackie Chan joint Wheels on Meals, a game that just so happens to be the first beat 'em up. Will it knock Chris and Ashley's socks off? Listen in to find out!

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Another game brand new to the pair gets a slightly mixed reaction from Chris and Ashley in this, the sixtieth episode of This Game Where! Is Phantasy Star IV an RPG for the ages or a low-level cellar rat? Listen in to find out!

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It was always just a matter of time until Chris forced Ashley to confront his fear of survival horror games, and turns out Resident Evil wasn't quite as harrowing as Ashley was expecting. But is it a winner? Listen in to find out!

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It is a truth universally acknowledged that a kart racer in second place must be in want of a red shell or some such other device to blast their way into first, and that all started with Super Mario Kart! Join us as Ashley takes Chris for his first laps around some of the most iconic racetracks in gaming.

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For gamers of a certain age, Wakka conjures up not everybody's favourite Blitzball player, but of arcade's earliest and biggest success. Pac-Man 99, the latest in Arika's run of battle royale reinventions, is an attempt to build on the legacy of one of gaming's greatest heroes, the diminutive little puck man himself. So listen along and find out how they have done!

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Having taken the plunge with Subnautica thanks to Sony's Play At Home game giveaway, this week Ashley takes Chris for a deep dive into what makes it so great and why he's not been able to put it down since downloading it, along with more than a smattering of deep sea creature chat.

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NNNNEEEEYOOWWWMMMM! That's the sound of fast cars going round fast tracks real fast (no, it is. It is. Go on, read it out loud. See!). It's a sound you hear A LOT in Gran Turismo which, despite having a pretty good soundtrack, ruins it by tacking on a racing game. Neither of us were into it. Listen in to find out why!

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It's a big one today, as Ashley attempts to put across the finer points, both good and bad, on not just Assassin's Creed: Valhalla, but the series as a whole!

Listener's note: Hannah makes her first vocal appearance of the show in this episode!

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When the team behind the Game Gear version of The Jungle Book heard the Bare Necessities, they might have taken it too close to heart. Thankfully, there are other versions of the game and Chris and Ashley play many of them for this episode! Listen in to find out which is the best, as well as a good lot of other stuff!

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