It's an interactive entertainment medium! It's a time-keeping device! No, it's sort of stuff inside of a museum inside of a thing! You'll get five fifths of a game for the price of none as we discuss Game & Watch Gallery 3.

After a narratively significant two-year time-jump, we are now the children of Super Smash Echoes's former hosts, combining all of the best podcasting special moves from our progenitors in order to achieve victory in this discussion of Fire Emblem: Awakening.

Welcome to Season 2 of Super Smash Echoes, in which we explore franchises introduced to the series during Super Smash Bros. Melee. If you like talking about climbing, and ice, and the computer lab games that live in our heads rent free, this is the episode for you!

Our special guest, Allen from Chatz: A Television Podcast, joins us to discuss evil Captain Falcons and very fast vehicles.

Your friends at Super Smash Echoes put our Earthbound coverage on hold with this delightful trip through the wonderful indie RPG-seeming Franken. Join us as we discuss what it means to play a game and why we do it, the difference between labyrinths and mazes, whether there is such thing as strategy for puzzles, and how evil characters can redeem themselves by killing even more evil characters.

Justin and Magellan check in to discuss their progress on Earthbound, which ends up being in large part a discussion of what else they've been playing (Kirby and the Forgotten Land and Elden Ring, respectively) and how those games relate to Earthbound. They also discuss the newest member to their Earthbound parties, Jeff Who No Longer Lives At Home.

It's time for our favorite thing, podcasting! We take our first crack at the journey that is EarthBound, discussing BLTs, cults, and the doo-doo-doo-doo-doo from the memes. Please note that this podcast spoils EarthBound up until the big story thing that happens early on in the third town. If you know what that means, then you know what that means!

In this special bonus episode nestled between two classic Nintendo JRPGs, we play Undertale - a game that breaks down and rebuilds that genre just as it breaks down and rebuilds us (emotionally).

In this episode, we live the millennial dream of partying like it's 1999 and protecting our very own Pikachu with our lives.

Happy Halloween! In the time between our regular episodes (in which we explore how our understandings of the echoes of Smash franchise games compare to the games themselves), we're doing our first bonus episode on a game that is itself an echo of a Smash franchise game. Join us as we discuss Spookware (and WarioWare: Get It Together as well)!

Coming this summer, Fox McLeod in A New Hope - uh, I mean, Star Fox 64!

If Kirby swallowed this podcast he would get the good takes power.

We may not be parents ourselves, but we understand how hard it is now because this month we played the SNES parenting simulator, Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island.

We go back to the game that didn't start it all, but definitely started half of our modern understanding of "it all" - Samus Aran's entry into the world of 3D gaming with Metroid Prime.

Want to think about a different cycle of impending catastrophe than the one we live every day? Join Justin and Magellan as they discuss The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask!

We're the leader of the bunch, you know us well! We're finally back, to play another video game representative of a franchise from Super Smash Bros., in this case Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze!

Super Smash Bros. is a game made up of the echoes of other games, games which themselves create echoes in the wider conversation about video games as a whole. This is a podcast about our relationship to those echoes, and about how the games themselves align to or belie what we say or know about them. Justin and Magellan start their exploration of these phenomena with the Mario Franchise, specifically by discussing, then playing, then discussing Super Mario Bros. 3.