Episode 204 : WWF Betrayal (Game Boy Color)
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1w ago
We're covering another wrestling game, sort of?  WWF Betrayal is actually a side scrolling beat em up for the Game Boy Color, featuring 4 of the biggest stars WWF had to offer in 2001.  This game was developed by WayForward, who make some of the nicest retro-styled games to this day.  Was this a good blend of a solid license and a great developer? We also answer a question posed last episode about wrestler themed fast food meals, and some of your other pressing questions. Want to jump right to the show?  Start at the 8:00 mark! Join us over on our Discord to discuss games ..read more
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Episode 203 : Ghost in the Shell (Playstation)
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by Retrovaniacs
3w ago
This week we're looking at Ghost in the Shell for the Sony Playstation, a game based on the manga and universe of the anime we were all familiar with at the time. Is this a game worth playing if you love the anime, hate the anime, or just generally like mecha? We've played through it again to let you know our thoughts. Want to climb over the intro in your tank and get right to the game?  Start at the 8:15 mark! Join us over on our Discord to discuss games, food, or really anything over at https://discord.gg/pb76x32uWY __________________________ If you would like additional bonus epis ..read more
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Episode 202 : Metroid Prime (GameCube)
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1M ago
We're taking a look at the Metroid series first game into a 3D environment with 2002's Metroid Prime.  Released at the same time as Metroid Fusion - a more standard 2d Metroid game on the Game Boy Advance, this was a game developed by Retro Studios for Nintendo that tried to take the series into literally a new dimension.  Did it succeed in it's purpose, and is this still worth playing now?  We'll let you know our thoughts on it. Want to morph-ball right to the show (maybe drop some bombs)?  Start at the 9:20 mark! Join us over on our Discord to discuss games, food, or real ..read more
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Episode 201 : The Fantastic Adventures of Dizzy (NES)
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1M ago
We're doing another patron request, this time we're looking at The Fantastic Adventures of Dizzy (aka Fantastic Dizzy) for the NES!  The Dizzy series was pretty big in Europe due to it's popularity on home computers, but in the US we didn't really get into it - but in 1991, Codemasters and Camerica made a big bet on Dizzy for the NES, building a new game that took the "Greatest Hits" of the previous Dizzy titles and bringing it to video game consoles.  We're all new to the world of the Yolkfolk, so we're taking a look at this action puzzler now! Want to jump right to the show (and po ..read more
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Episode 200 Spectacular - General Chaos Revisited and Summer Mailbag!
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by Retrovaniacs
2M ago
200 episodes?  It's hard to believe but its true.  And we're marking this occasion by looking back at one of our earliest games - General Chaos for the Sega Genesis!  In episode 4, we looked at this game and it's the one that we've gotten the most pushback on.  So, we're looking at it again with new (yet more experienced) eyes to see if we were wrong. We also go through a ton of mail, talk about the latest Nintendo Direct, and more on our 200th episode! Want to jump right into the game?  Start at the 13:15 mark! Join us over on our Discord to discuss games, food, or re ..read more
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Episode 199 : Guerilla War (NES)
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by Retrovaniacs
3M ago
You and a friend get to play as two questionably heroic historical figures, rescuing your island nation from a cruel overlord - we're playing the NES port of SNK's Guerilla War, as requested by Ralph M.! Also discussed, saturday morning memories, Castlevanias that might stink, and remakes, remasters, and more! Want to jump right into the game?  Start at the 7:40 mark! Join us over on our Discord to discuss games, food, or really anything over at https://discord.gg/pb76x32uWY __________________________ If you would like additional bonus episodes of Retrovaniacs or to request a game we ..read more
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Episode 197 : Mafia (PS2/Xbox/PC)
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4M ago
As requested by our Patron Antonio, we're talking about Mafia, which was released for the PC, and then ported to the PS2 and Xbox!  Jeremy P played through the PS2 version, and Jeremy G played a little bit of all of them, and we're here to tell you if we think they are worth revisiting today! Also, we answered some of your questions, including least favorite gaming era, how manly we are, and speaking of manly -- Steak. Want to jump right to the show?  Start at the 10:00 mark! Join us over on our Discord to discuss games, food, or really anything over at https://discord.gg/pb76x32uWY ..read more
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COB TALK - Episode 001
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by Retrovaniacs
5M ago
Welcome to "COB TALK," a revolutionary new audio program brought to you by Retrovania and ONE RAD PODCAST ..read more
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Episode 196 : Super Adventure Island II (SNES)
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by Retrovaniacs
5M ago
Another patron request, we're talking about Super Adventure Island II for the Super Nintendo! We have played New Adventure Island for the TG16 before for the show, and we had all played earlier Adventure Island games, so we assumed this was yet another standard platformer where you collect fruit and run from left to right-- and we were wrong! This is a true adventure game, with an overworld, inventory, and even some puzzle solving.  Listen as we discover a game all of us had overlooked before! Want to jump right to the game?  Start around the 9:00 mark! Join us over on our Discord to ..read more
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Episode 195 : Final Fantasy VII Dirge of Cerberus (PS2)
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by Retrovaniacs
6M ago
We conclude our FFVII coverage (see our most recent bonus shows for patrons on FFVII Advent Children and our round-table about Remake) with a look at the startlingly different take on the FFVII gameplay with Final Fantasy VII : Dirge of Cerberus for the PlayStation 2!  This game let you play as Vincent in a mostly solo adventure that wasn't an RPG but a 3rd person shooter with RPG elements, and we're letting you know if we think it's worth playing, worth looking at for the story, or worth forgetting about. This was a patron picked episode by Shaun from Failure2Conform, and you can find hi ..read more
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