Randy goes for a ride through the desert in Sable. D.J. fights off spooky aliens in 1994’s Marathon before hanging out with the Drasles in Dragon Slayer IV.
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We kick off the summer Backlog Attack and immediately get into our first two games: Crimson Skies: High Road to Revenge, and New Pokemon Snap! Also: Old Pokemon Snap!
Comments closedRandy once again finds himself in a Luigi mansion in Luigi’s Mansion 2. Meanwhile, D.J. wonders if there’s more to life than talking to another three NPCs in Final Fantasy XIV: Dawntrail. Also, it’s true: Suika Game.
Comments closedD.J. sets course for new shores in Final Fantasy XIV: Dawntrail. Meanwhile, Randy comes to terms with being a cat in Little Kitty, Big City. Also: Stumbling through Legend of Zelda: Four Swords in 2024.
Comments closedRandy finally gets to see what all the fuss is about in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. Meanwhile, D.J. outsources his FFXIV expansion prep. Also: All the news and non-news from fake E3.
Comments closedRandy makes friends in caves in Animal Well. Meanwhile, D.J. is still playing the same Final Fantasy. (No, not that one.) Also: Trying to make sense of We Were Here Expeditions.
Comments closedD.J. shoots up an entire overworld map in Minishoot’ Adventures. Meanwhile, Randy tries to solve the mystery of plants in Botany Manor. Also: Which enormous RPGs to take on your overseas vacation.
Comments closedRandy and D.J. return from jaunting around the snail-infested Old World in Content Warning. Also: Screening aliens for therapy in Mars after Midnight, hurling lizards in Dragon’s Dogma II, and Final Fantasy IX: What is it?
Comments closedWith help from a horde of interdimensional weird guys, D.J. slowly figures out how to play Dragon’s Dogma II. Meanwhile, Randy enjoys(?) the royal double-feature of Princess Peach: Showtime! and Super Princess Peach.
Comments closedD.J. spends hours meticulously prepping his Unicorn Overlord army just to skip to the end. Randy revisits the racehorse-solitaire classic, Pocket Card Jockey: Ride On. Plus: Princess Peach’s big debut, yet more Persona 3, and an exciting new Xbox game.
Comments closedRandy gets Jokerized in poker roguelite Balatro. D.J. goes on an educational photography tour of virtual Japan in Shashingo. And menacing fish monsters draw near in Splatoon 3: Side Order.
Comments closedRandy and D.J. (re-)visit yet another haunted island in Another Code. Also: Secret games, deciphering that weird Xbox announcement, and accosted by endless hordes of sujimon in Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth.
Comments closedRandy and D.J. compare notes on the first 100 hours of the Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth tutorial.
Comments closedD.J. attempts to speedrun Like a Dragon Gaiden: The Man Who Erased His Name to get ready for even more Like a Dragon (if that’s even what it’s called). Meanwhile, Randy goes where no deck of cards has gone before in Cobalt Core.
Comments closedTEKKENNN 8! NEEEW CHALLENGERRRRR! GAAARRRYYYYYY BUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUSEEEYYYYY!
Comments closedListen to our favorite game music of 2023 (and 1998, apparently) in this musical mega-episode. Featuring songs from Street Fighter 6, Dave the Diver, Final Fantasy XVI, Dredge, Oxenfree 2, and more!
Comments closedRandy heads back to the space mines to do a little civic planning in SteamWorld Build. Meanwhile, D.J. flees from the cops and that classic EA racing dialogue in Need for Speed: Unbound. Also: Dragon Quest Monsters: The Dark Prince.
Comments closedRandy 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.
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Friday, December 8 update: We’re getting over a mild cold and, to make sure we’re not coughing and wheezing through the whole show, we’re rescheduling the recording and livestream to Friday, December 15 at 9pm Eastern/6pm Pacific. We’ll see you there! (Yes, this means you can still send in questions for another week!)
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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