Coming back to Fumito Ueda's first game before SoTC, Ico. A puzzle platformer where less is more. Did I escort Yorda to safety?

A couple of Nintendo Directs hit this week and my impressions therein. Still not a fan of this "new" OoT.

Psyched for Metroid Ravenous and Kirby.

My experience at Gate n Keep in North Carolina!

Alundra variants on Auction Alert and King's Field goes for a pretty penny!

Lanterns on the Kitty Lunch Hour!

Finally, a requested episode on a puzzle platformer for the SNES and GBA.

Another extended Stick It to the great Sony protest.

Rare retro game controller and potty humor on Auction Alert.

Grabbing some chains and flannel for this release from EA in 1994 for the 3D0, PS1 and Sega Saturn. While the graphics didn't age well, the Road Rash formula worked well on disc based 32 bit systems with FMV cutscenes and an alternative grunge soundtrack.

NSFW rant on content creators and the FOMO they are creating for PS3 games.

Lots of upcoming events in the Kitty Lunch Hour!

Returning to the shmup genre with a look at a shooter on the TG16. With me to discuss the the 1989 classic is Larry, formerly of the retro gamers Podcast and now cohost of What's in my Popcorn?

Goodwill is resurfacing disks?

Big convention news at the end of the podcast!

Featuring for the first time on the pod a game from the Playstation 2 AND my first time playing a 3D Castlevania game. Igarashi missed the mark bringing SoTN into the third dimension.

Learned about a BoTW variant on Auction Alert.

I fixed a console on the Kitty Lunch Hour.

Another 8-Bit run and gunner that is Nintendo hard and not very forgiving. It's saving grace is a banger of a soundtrack that gets heavy play here on the pod.

Auction Alert is chock full of retro gaming goodness. Some good. Some bad.

Revisiting some classics on the Kitty Lunch Hour!!

ANOTHER action RPG...

ANOTHER Zelda clone...

But this one is a bit better than the pointy eared guy at Nintendo!

Introduction to the housekeeping segment of the podcast, The Kitty Lunch Hour!

Having been in possession of a large Atari Jaguar collection for a couple of months now, I find myself never playing it or finding the need to.

Is it the games?

The "64-bit" graphics?

Looking at the history of the console, it was literally Two Consoles Too Late...

New Tomb Raider is making me nostalgic

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I delve once more into the survival horror genre with the Japanese horror classic Fatal Frame. A game with eerie atmosphere where your only weapon is a camera. And a folding camera at that...

My holy grail console is on the ShopGoodwill

Pod fade is setting in but I'm not going anywhere.

After a month of slogging away, I finally put the controller down on Working Design's spiritual successor to Landstalker. There was much hope for this game, however, it became very dungeon heavy and the platforming left much to be desired.

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