Nick switches to Batocera, tries some new controllers, ditches mini systems, and decides six episodes is enough.
Nick brings his wife Ashley back to play more games she's never heard of.
Let's talk controllers. You need one for every game you play, except the Kinect, which nobody played. This time we'll touch on The NES, SNES, and Genesis controllers as well as some of the more famous and infamous third party options. There are way too many to fit into one episode so look for a part 2 to this one down the road.
These are games I have a personal vendetta against. Games I hate so much they got their own episode. This episode has bad words in it. A lot of them.
Season 2 is finally (FINALLY) here! It's hockey games this time. But hey, if hockey's not your thing, skip to the second hour for a double episode and my favorite game on (almost) every system. I forgot the Gamecube. Oops. It's F-Zero GX.
Join Nick as he rambles through every Mario Kart game. Finally.
To procrastinate making a new episode, I made a new episode. Just listen, it'll make sense.
For the 9th episode, Nick reminisces about four of the greatest wrestling games ever produced: the AKI/Asmik games on N64. If you even like wrestling games a little, you know of at least one of them. Join Nick for the first time in a while as he drones on about some of his most beloved games. Episode 9 is just. Too. Sweeeeet!
DAYTONAAAAAA!!! Join Nick for a super sized Episode 8 as he drones on about his favorite racing games. What's your favorite racing game? Comment on our instagram to let us know!
In our 7th episode, Nick rambles on (and on) about every single game in the Legend of Zelda series. Except Link Between World because he forgot that one. We also discuss the official Zelda timeline and ask the important questions like which is better? Phantom Hourglass or Spirit Tracks?
Nick weighs the pros and cons of mini systems while rambling on in an entertaining way.
Nick rambles about his favorite Ninja Turtles games of the 80's and early 90's. We have reached a huge milestone as this is the first episode of the show to feature a song by Vanilla Ice. Please do not unsubscribe.
Ashley joins Nick to run a gauntlet of hand-picked retro games for the very first time.
Nick rambles about his favorite football games and upsets you with his choices.
Nick gives a brief history of the video game crash of 1983 (It's all your fault, Atari!) and how Nintendo used honest and consistent box art to convince people they could be trusted.
It's the first episode and we're starting it all off with beat em ups! Unending waves of identical looking enemies that will stop at nothing to put you down. But you have something they don't have: extra lives! Touching on some of the most iconic games of the genre from home consoles to arcade classics.
