This week join Scott, Wes, and Noah? That’s right. We have a special guest joining us this week to discuss one of his childhood favorites for the SEGA Master System, Kenseiden.





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Get ready for a triple threat of T-U-R-T-L-E Power as we discuss three of the classic Konami TMNT beat-em ups, TMNT the Arcade Game, TMNT: Turtles in Time, and TMNT: The Hyperstone Heist.



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Grab your weed eater and lock up the dog. This week we’re battling the undead in Zombies Ate My Neighbors for the Sega Genesis and SNES.





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This week Scott spends his time running from nerds while Wes dances with a hula girl. Actually, we’re talking about Toejam & Earl for the Sega Genesis.





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This week we conclude our chronological odyssey through the life of the NES with a look at some overlooked games from 1993-1995.





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This week we continue our chronological odyssey through the life of the NES with a look at some overlooked games from 1992.
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This week we continue our chronological odyssey through the life of the NES with a look at some overlooked games from 1991 while discussing how much we miss rental stores.
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This week we continue our chronological odyssey through the life of the NES with a look at some overlooked games from 1990…and pizza coupons.
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This week we continue our chronological odyssey through the life of the NES with a look at some overlooked games from 1989.
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This week we continue our chronological odyssey through the life of the NES with a look at some overlooked games from 1988.
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What a difference a year makes. 1986 may have been a bit of a let down for the NES, but 1987 more than makes up for it. This week Scott and Wes discuss 1987 and what it meant for the NES while spotlighting a couple of our favorite, overlooked titles.
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After an unexplained week off, we’re back, and this week we’re continuing to look at the life of the NES, one year at a time. This week, 1986.
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This week we’re trying something a little different. Rather than spotlight a specific game, we’ve decided to spotlight an entire year. Scott and Wes take a look at 1985, and what that year held for the NES. We discuss the history and mention a few of the big titles of the year, but focus mainly on a couple of underrated and possibly overlooked titles.
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Have you ever danced with the devil the pale moonlight? Well we have, and we’re here to tell you all about it.
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This week we discuss a long overdue title for the NES, River City Ransom. Somehow Scott has gone his entire life without playing this one. Come here his first impressions.
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Welcome to our Final Fantasy Adventure, I mean Seiken Densetsu, er Final Fantasy Gaiden, no Mystic Quest…
…just listen to the episode.
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This week Scott and Wes managed to spend an hour talking about Deja Vu for the NES without ever once making a Deja Vu pun or joke. Before you accuse us of being professional though, you should know we wander off topic many times, and discuss things like Sam and Max, Leisure Suit Larry, and Robert E Howard. Trust me. You’ll enjoy it.
Oh, and check out the Cromcast.
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We once again take the show portable and take a look at The Legend of Zelda for Game Boy. For one of us, this is was a first time play through. For the other, this is the first replay since the games release in 1993? How does the game hold up in 2018? Well…we’ll tell you.
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We’ve decided to dig into a more obscure title this week with the late NES release, Arkista’s Ring. Is it worthy of being called a hidden gem, or was this one better left forgotten? Listen to find out.
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We’re back for more Shoot-em-ups with one of the best that the TurboGrafx 16 has to offer, Soldier Blade.
Also, be sure to check our EXMosquito and his incredible 1-life Hard mode play through.

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