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2023 is drawing to a close, and you know what that means… our season finale is coming up, and we need your help! As per VGH tradition, we spend our last show of the year taking your listener calls and questions and trying to answer them coherently while enjoying some adult beverages.
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For the 10th year in a row, we’re participating in the Extra Life gaming marathon for charity! We’ll be raising funds for the Children’s Miracle Network of hospitals by playing games all day on Saturday, November 4. We hope you’ll tune in to our livestream, cheer us on, and pledge your support for our team by donating a few dollars toward our fundraising goal. Any amount is appreciated! You can contribute here:
Randy escorts a troupe of animals harboring a dark secret in KarmaZoo. Meanwhile, D.J. checks in on how far voice acting has come since 1998 in Star Ocean: The Second Story R. Also: Return to Jusant Mountain.
Leave a CommentRandy discovers there’s much more to Dave the Diver than simply diving and… Daving? Meanwhile, D.J. ventures into Silent Hope‘s endless dungeon with the help of his trusty maid.
Leave a CommentRandy gets in some quality watermelon time with Suika Game. Meanwhile, D.J. can’t figure out what the flowers are trying to tell him in Super Mario Bros. Wonder.
Leave a CommentSpooky season is in full effect with The Callisto Protocol, the haunted space-jail simulator, and Mundaun, the haunted mundaun simulator. Also, Randy’s pokemon costume sparks a violent incident.
Leave a CommentWe’re back and are wasting no time placing orbs into other orbs in Cocoon. Also: Hands-on with the CRKD Nitro Deck for the Switch, because it’s a dock that you hold!
Leave a CommentIt is 2023 and there is time for Asura’s Wrath. Also, Randy embarks on a magical quest to Disney Illusion Island, and D.J. rediscovers the weirdness of the Nintendo 64.
Comments closedRandy tries to become the world’s best F-Zero player in F-Zero 99. Meanwhile, D.J. threatens once again to talk about Asura’s Wrath. Also: The latest Nintendo and Sony things.
Comments closedRandy keeps his JRPG streak going with the new Sea of Stars. Meanwhile, D.J. has trouble adjusting to a post-Backlog-Attack world and wonders if dragons are the answer.
Comments closedThe Backlog Attack concludes with New Super Mario Bros. U, and the long-awaited original Dragon Quest. Also: The new PlayStation Portalable.
Comments closedRandy does as Spider-Man does in Marvel’s Spider-Man’s Mile’s Morales. Meanwhile, D.J. extremely crosses the picket line in Armored Core 3.
Comments closedThe Backlog Attack continues as Randy accompanies the gang on summer vacation in Persona 5 Strikers. Meanwhile, D.J. faces off against the demon lord, an evil empire, AND a mischievous hell goblin in Alcahest.
Comments closedWe get into our first Backlog Attack games: D.J. witnesses the invention of shooting in Wolfenstein 3D, while Randy’s explores the world’s grossest house in Resident Evil 7: Biohazard. Also: Finally cooking some Indian food in Venba.
Comments closedThe summer Backlog Attack returns! We take a look at the strange and neglected games we plan to get through this month. Also: Unexpected news out of Final Fantasy XIV‘s Fan Festival.
Comments closedRandy finds himself listening to the radio on yet another mysterious island in Oxenfree II: Lost Signals. Meanwhile, D.J. is just plain lost (but loving it) in Final Fantasy XIV‘s latest Variant Dungeon.
Comments closedRandy is mystified by Viewfinder‘s perspective-bending puzzles. Meanwhile, D.J. figures out Final Fantasy XVI‘s true form. Also: The definitive way to play Dragon Quest. Maybe.
Comments closedThis week we’re stressing out over all our dead carrot friends in Pikmin 4, talking to animals in Crusader of Centy, and not doing our taxes but definitely doing the other thing in Death and Taxes.
Comments closedD.J. takes a break from dodging FFXVI spoilers to visit The Tartarus Key‘s retro-styled survival horror murder mansion. Meanwhile, Randy simply takes a break in Shin-chan: Me and the Professor on Summer Vacation.
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