In this episode Greg and Joe look at one of the video game adaptations of the popular puzzle cartoon, Where's Waldo? Although not as popular as it used to be today, it was a huge success in the 90's and 00's and inspired spin off's such as a comic strip, cartoon, and video games. …
In this episode of the SNES Podcast Greg and Joe celebrate hockey season by talking about one of the most loved sports video games of all time -- NHL 94! Released several years after the NHL franchise started, this game blends arcade style gameplay with sim management, creating what many consider a perfect balance for anyone to pick up and play. …
In this episode Greg and Joe cover a 'different' wrestling game -- WCW SuperBrawl Wrestling! WCW was the rival league to the WWF that operated in the 90's before being bought and merged into the WWF. We cover the only WCW game on the SNES as we discuss some history of wrestling leagues and how this game plays, and how it compares to the other SNES…
Hope everyone had a good holidays! In this episode Greg and Joe again look back at the games we covered in 2025. Listen to the good, bad, and ugly and what really made an impression on us.
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In this episode, Greg and Joe cover the first game of 2026 with a obscure shooter! A top down shooter made by Compile (the same company behind such classics as The Guardian Legend), this overlooked shooter was a blast to play. We discuss the game and why it worked for us, and the history and pricing of this rare game. …
In this episode of the SNES Podcast, Greg and Joe welcome in 2026 with a look at another 'me to' fighting game clone from the early 90's -- Doomsday Warrior! We discuss the game and how it works, and if it's worth playing today. As always thanks for listening!
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In this episode Greg and Joe look at a Mortal Kombat-ish fighting game, Weaponlord! Published by Namco and seen as the predecessor to the Soul Caliber games, this brutal game allows you to hack off parts of your enemy as you advance through comic book style battles and setting. We discuss the history and features of this game and how it holds up. …
In this episode of the SNES Podcast Greg and Joe celebrate the recently finished Winter Olympics 2026 with the one Winter Olympics game that came out for the SNES (and other systems), based off the Winter Olympics 94. You play 10 mini games based off real Olympic events complete with opening and closing ceremonies. …
In this episode of the SNES Podcast Joe is joined by return guest host and huge Mega Man X fan Khodhum to discuss the sequel to the very successful game Mega Man X2! They discuss how the game is even better then the original and how it holds up today. As always thanks for listening! …
In this episode Greg and Joe are joined by returning guest host No Swear Gamer (NSG) to discuss another basketball game -- NCAA Basketball! In celebration of March Madness going on right now, we present to you our thoughts on this ground breaking SNES Basketball game with 3D spin around of the court thanks to Mode 7 graphics. …