In this first episode of 2018, George and Greg look at another fighting game on the SNES, Rival Turf! Best known for it's really bad box art, this game sought to cash in on the SF 2 craze of the early 90's and did much better in Japan, where it had two official sequels. How did the game do in the States and how does it play? We discuss this and more in this episode! Any questions, comments, feedback, etc. can be left on our FB page or e-mailed to the [email protected] and as always thanks for your support!

In this episode Greg and George look at one of the spiritual sequels to one of the best Atari 2600 games of all time -- Pitfall: The Mayan Adventure! Released for several systems, this game tries to follow the formula of the original game with wonderful graphics, several stages of platforming action, boss fights, and even has the original Pitfall hidden in the game. How well does the game pull off the 'sequel' part though? Tune in to find out! Any questions, comments, feedback, etc. can be left on our FB page or e-mailed to the [email protected] and as always thanks for your support! We are taking the holidays off and will return with a new episode for you on the weekend of January 13th. Happy Holidays!

In this episode Greg and George look at one of the strangest pairings in video game history (but don't just take our word for it, several magazines agree!) -- Battletoads and Double Dragon! First created by Rare for the NES the game got ported to the SNES, Genesis, and Game Boy and seeks to combine the best beat em up action from both franchises. Does it succeed? We discuss that and more in this episode! Any questions, comments, suggestions, etc. can be left on our FB page or e-mailed to the [email protected] and as always we thank you for your support!

In this episode Greg and George look at the SNES conversion of one of the most popular casual sport arcade games -- NBA Jam! A huge hit when the game came out and spawning a franchise, this over the top 2 on 2 basketball game featured real players and NBA teams with over the top gameplay inspired by Arch Rivals. We discuss the arcade game and it's history, how the SNES version of the game fared, it's pros and cons, and what we think of the game now. If you have any questions, comments, etc. please check out our FB page or send a e-mail to [email protected] and as always thanks for your support!

In this episode Greg and George discuss the unique and ahead of it's time tactical RPG game Ogre Battle! The start of the franchise, this is a very rare SNES game with only 25,000 copies printed but is more common in it's latter PlayStation remake. We discuss the game and why it's unique, what the game has going for it, and if it holds up today. Any questions, comments, suggestions, etc. can be left on our Facebook page or e-mailed to [email protected] and as always thanks for your support!

In this episode Greg and George look at the obscure sequel to one of Atari's biggest arcade games -- Paperboy! Only released for home systems, Paperboy 2 is a expanded version of the classic arcade game, with three different maps, a lot more obstacles and challenges, and much worse music. We talk about the game and the impact it had, how it fares to compared to the original, and if it's fun to play. Please leave any feedback, suggestions, etc. on our FB page or send a e-mail to [email protected] and as always thanks for your support!

In this episode Greg and George discuss a RPG that didn't get much love when it first came out but has since become a cult classic -- the quirky, strange, and charming game Earthbound! A whimsical take on how the Japanese see American culture, we go into depth on this on the gameplay, graphics, what this game does right, and if it's worth all the praise. Any questions, comments, feedback, etc. can be left on our Facebook page or sent via e-mail to [email protected] and as always thanks for your support!

In this episode Greg and George discuss the obscure port of the Capcom arcade game King of Dragons, one of many 'hack and slash' games that were in the arcades at the time. We discuss the gameplay and the unique things about it, the graphics and the music, how the game plays and why it's so expensive! As always we welcome all questions, comments, feedback, etc. and you can contact us on our FB page or via e-mail to the [email protected] and as always thanks for your support!

In this episode Greg and George look at the SNES port of one of the most famous (and infamous) video games of all time, the classic FPS game Doom! We discuss the hurdles that were jumped to get Doom onto 16 bit hardware, how the game plays compared to the original PC version, and what's good and bad about it. Any questions, comments, feedback, etc. can be left on our FB page or e-mailed to the [email protected] and as always thanks for your support!

In this episode Greg and George are joined by Tim from the Super Podcast Bros podcast to discuss a Square RPG that never came out in the west -- Live-A-Live! Tim picked this game for us and he explains why he loves it so much and why we really enjoyed it also, along with the game's unique chapter based gameplay system, the great music, and the correct way to pronounce the game's name! If you have any questions, comments, feedback, etc. please leave them on our Facebook game or e-mail to [email protected] and as always thanks for your support!