The Turtle Guys continue their dive into the world of great, terrible, and weird controllers.  Plus, Nick is given one more chance to redeem the Nick's Picks segment and gives a surprising retro game recommendation.

In part 1 of their first-ever two-part episode, the Turtle Guys discuss some of their favorite and least favorite retro game controllers.  Jeff shows perhaps too much adoration for the Interact SNES Superpad, and Nick reveals the strangest-looking NES controller ever conceived.  Plus, in the return of Nick's Picks, will this finally be the week Nick actually recommends a decent game?

Jeff and Nick discuss the exhilarating highs and heart-breaking lows of searching for retro games in shops, yard sales, and other bazaars of forgotten things.  They talk about the flea market with the worst name ever and another flea market with the worst N64 ever.  Plus, after disappointing Jeff by recommending Superman 64 last week, Nick tries to redeem himself in the return of Nick's Picks.

The Turtle Guys discuss three controversies from the least controversial game ever, Tetris.  Then, Jeff solicits the help of the listeners in solving a mystery surrounding an old Windows game that only seems to have existed in demo form, and Nick offers a retro game recommendation.  Plus: monkeys, scalpers, and scalper monkeys.

Jeff quizzes Nick on retro video gaming miscellany in the return of Test Your Might.  Plus: Jeff needs too many takes to get the intro right, and Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson comes up more than once somehow.

In effort to alienate just about everybody, Jeff and Nick talk about the universally-reviled games that they love--and then talk about the games everybody else loves that they just can't get into.  Do the Turtle Guys hate your favorite game?  Only one way to find out!

In the season 2 premiere of Tipping the Turtle, Jeff and Nick chronicle the events that led up to the 1983 video game crash, a crisis that almost fatally devastated the video game industry.  Plus:  Jeff finally discovers a movie Nick has never heard of, and Nick talks about skulls.  Piles and piles of skulls.