This game's NES version is pretty infamous, and we'll tell you if there is any redemption for it's SNES sibling. Can this game be an accurate representation of its source material AND be a fun game to play? We'll tell you.įinally, we discuss the history of Where's Waldo (or should we say, Where's Wally?) and discuss the SNES game The Great Waldo Search. Next, we tackle the world of cartoons with a brief history of Rocky & Bullwinkle & Friends.
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We can't tell you why they made a movie based on a decade-old movie, but we can tell you what we thought of that game. We'll talk a bit about the movie it's based but we'll mostly be discussing the history of Titus, the little French company that wasn't quite as little as you might have thought.
Today, it's all about games based on The Blues Brothers, Rocky & Bullwinkle, and Where's Waldo. We're talking about three games based on other franchises and those tend to be a bit spotty. We wish we could tell you that they've got some real bangers for the first episode back, but they don't. Thanks for sticking with us.Īfter taking a holiday break, Emmy Zero and SteampunkLink are back. We hope to be getting back to the regular episodes very soon. Big thanks to Trevor once again for joining us to record this VERY long episode with us and for all of his insight he brought to the table on the games discussed in issue 50 of Nintendo Power. That would be really awesome of you.Īnyway, this is still a podcast about SNES games and this is part 2 of the last episode that went up, so you'll probably want to listen to that one first. On that note, if you're in a position to do so right now, we'd really appreciate it if you could donate some money to a worthy cause right now, like humanitarian aid in Ukraine, or to civil rights advocacy groups who are fighting the numerous anti LGBT+ bills that seem to be popping up in state governments all over the country, or shoot a message to some of your representatives and ask them to stop the GOP's attempts at trans genocide. Things are kinda bad IRL right now and we just didn't have the energy to record. Hey everyone! Sorry this episode didn't end up being the bonus episode we planned. He lost all of his followers because he didn't crawl back fast enough. Fear not, for Link still has this issue in his personal collection and you can see what all the fuss was about on his Instagram (you are following him on Instagram, right?)Īnd speaking of social media, you can follow Link again on Twitter because he just couldn't stay away from that hell site. Speaker of Nester's Adventures, if you're reading these on the Internet Archives along with us, you might have noticed that the copy of the magazine that's up there is missing it's Nester's Adventures comic. This month features a somewhat weak Star Fox and an uncharacteristically good Nester's Adventures. Then it's on to talking about more Super Mario All-Stars, more Final Fight 2, SNES RPGS, Rock N' Roll Racing, Mortal Kombat posters and so much more.
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We listen to Newsie tell us about a movie, a song, and some tv shows that debuted that month.
This time it's issue 52 which came out in September of 1993. Hey there! It's us! We're back! We're talking about another issue of Nintendo Power.
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