Nintendo consoles and racing games. History might lead you to think they don't really go together, but there have actually been a number of noteworthy racers on Nintendo hardware, provided you know where to look. This episode, Adam and Brend take a look at a few of their longtime favorites. There's so much more to cover on this topic in the future, though — this show merely scratches the surface of Mount Mayhem.

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The boys finally return to their happiest of places: Sega racers. And not just any Sega racers. This week we're discussing three wildly different arcade titles centered around touring car and GT racing, that struck right in the heyday of both disciplines during the late '90s. Prepare for the ultimate sports car drive that will leave you feeling oh so high.

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2020 may be an awful year for a lot of reasons, but it's turning out to be a surprisingly solid one for racing games. This episode, the boys catch up with three new titles that have captured their attention during these summer months: Trackmania 2020, Hotshot Racing, and F1 2020.

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In this unexpectedly forward-looking episode of Time Extend, the boys discuss two upcoming racers they're excited for: a little-known indie title by the name of Gran Turismo 7, and DiRT 5 — the latter of which Adam has actually gone hands-on with, and he shares his early impressions here.

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Need For Speed isn’t a franchise that can be done and dusted in just one show, let alone with only two hosts. The incomparable Kacey Calhoon joins us this go around to discuss a range of takes on EA’s perennial racing franchise, from its humble beginnings way back in 1995 to its street racing heyday and brief turn to simulation, all the way to the current era. It’s the longest Time Extend yet, but given the subject matter, is that any surprise?

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How could any podcast unpack a franchise as multidimensional and eternal as Need For Speed? We don't have a satisfying answer to that question, so we figured we'd start by rattling off three standout entries in Electronic Arts' anthology arcade racing series to get the sirens blaring. We are quite certain at least one and quite possibly more of these are nobody's favorite, but then you don't come here for Heat Level 1 takes, do you?

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We're all a little isolated these days, right? So what better time than now to get a little discussion going? In this fifth installment of Free Practice where the boys field your questions, Adam and Brend discuss what makes a good single player career mode, when they believe the golden era of racing games really happened, and rattle off their lists of top soundtracks. Oh, and Adam attempts to talk about Road Rash and gets every detail wrong, but pay no attention to that — he'll make it up to you in a future show.

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What's the point of driving if you're not driving in style? That's the question posed by Project Gotham Racing — the Xbox's original racing franchise, and one the Time Extend crew remembers very fondly. We invited Sega's Alex Easter onto the podcast for a lengthy retrospective covering Bizarre Creations' beloved street racing series from its unlikely origins all the way to its untimely death.

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For the second show recorded during the boys' trip through the U.K., Adam and Brendan chat about guesting on Sega's Virtua Racing and Daytona-themed stream, the joys of playing through a damaged copy of Gran Turismo 4 in a Glasgow Airbnb, how decent Shox actually is, and the utter madness that is Enthusia's intro cinematic. We hope it'll perhaps inspire you to pick up that classic racer that brings you comfort at a time when everything is weird. Stay safe and stay indoors, everyone!

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The first of two episodes from the boys' first in-person meetup, "Live at the Premier Inn" was recorded at a sad hotel in Brentford, a town where there's little else to do except drink (though, not past 11 p.m.) and record podcasts. As such, this episode has no real agenda, touching on everything from Metropolis Street Racer, to the recently-relaunched Hotshot Racing, and even Virtua Tennis. Treat it as a bonus episode — there's another, less scatterbrained one coming soon!