In this episode Greg is joined by Phil, AKA the No Swear Gamer, host of the YouTube show of the same name and the Atari 7800 Game by Game podcast as they discuss their love of football and the three Tecmo Bowl games that were released on the SNES. Any questions, comments, etc. can be let on the FB page or sent via e-mail to the [email protected]

In this episode Greg and Alessandro discuss the pack in game of the Super Nintendo, the wonderful platformer Super Mario World. The hosts discuss some about the history of pack in games, the other Mario games, and what makes this one so great. Any questions, comments, etc. can be left on the FB page or sent to [email protected] Thanks for your support!

In this episode Greg is joined by Ferg of the Atari 2600 Game by Game Podcast, once again returning to guest host on the SNES Podcast as they discuss a game about one of Ferg's life long interests -- Batman! They look at the beat-em-up Batman Returns by Konami, based on the movie of the same name. How does this game fare? Tune in to find out! Any comments, suggestions, etc can be sent to [email protected] or left on the FB page.

In this episode Greg looks at one of his all time favorite SNES games, the Koei strategy/sim game P.T.O. II which places the player in command of either American or Japanese naval forces in the Pacific during WW2. Find out why he loves this game so much and how the gameplay operates and if you might like it. This is also the first episode with our new sponsor, JRI-RIGG, a full service media center and emulation device for many older computers and consoles. Check them out at http://jri-rigg.com/. Any questions, comments, etc. can be left on the Facebook page or send via e-mail to [email protected]

In this special episode of the SNES podcast, Alessandro and myself discuss our history of Disney and what we think the three best Disney games for the SNES are, and our reasons for including them. These games can be fun with adults also! Any questions, comments, etc. can be left on the Facebook page or send via e-mail to [email protected]

In this episode Greg, Alessandro, and guest host George discuss one of the best side scrolling shoot-em-up's on the SNES -- Capcom's wonderful port of the arcade game UN Squadron. Listen to them discuss why they love this game and the various planes, weapons, and tactics you can do in this game. Any questions, comments, etc. can be directed to the FB Page or sent to [email protected]

In this episode Greg again looks at a port of a classic arcade game onto the SNES, the most popular selling arcade game of all time, Ms. Pac Man! This game was ported to a lot of systems but the SNES version is almost like a sequel, with the options of four difficulty levels, four sets of mazes, speed booster on and off, and either friendly or hostile co-op play. Listen to this episode to find out if it's worth your time as well as the pros and cons. All feedback, comments, suggestions, etc. can be left on the FB Page or send to [email protected]

In this episode we discuss one of the more obscure games for the SNES -- Super Valis IV, an action platformer game that came over to the SNES from the Genesis where the earlier titles were published. Be prepared for some sharp splits in how we enjoy this game! What do we think in the end? Listen to find out! Any comments, suggestions, comments, etc. can be sent to [email protected]

In this episode Greg and Alesandro are joined by special guest host Andy as we discuss one of the classic and best Japanese RPG's -- Final Fantasy 4. Some of us have played the game since it first came out, and others are playing it for the first time this show. How does the game hold up and why do we love it so much? Tune in to find out! Any comments, questions, suggestions etc. can be sent to [email protected]

In this episode I am joined by Will from the Intelivionaries Podcast to discuss the great Capcom platformer Demon's Crest, part of the Gargoyle Quest series. This is a classic game that is fun and challenging and worth checking out. Any feedback, questions, comments, etc. can be left on the FB page or sent via e-mail to [email protected]